Welcome to Tea Square Cafe

“ Visited here years ago and come back for the authentic food! They have moved to the other side of the food court. Ordered the signature steamed rice roll set and taro butter pineapple bun. Both were as good as before! Will definitely come back! ”

“ A hidden gem on Level 2 of Mandarin Centre! Tea Square (茶仔) is a heartwarming Hong Kong-style street food spot run by a lovely daughter-mother duo—turns out the owner is also a jazz vocalist! What a cool surprise. Their freshly blended papaya milk tastes so natural and comforting. The iced lemon tea is hands-down one of the best I've ever had—perfect balance of sweet and tart. I also loved the taro-filled pineapple bun: crispy outside, buttery and smooth inside. Classic fish balls, siu mai, and tossed noodles hit the spot too. They even offer Taiwanese snacks and hand-pulled milk tea, which I’ll definitely try next time. Note: Google Maps might list the location as "Ground Floor"—but Tea Square is actually on Level 2. From the ground (Daiso level), go up two flights. Pass TK Maxx on Level 1, and you'll find the food court on the second. Tea Square is tucked away in the back, with a nostalgic street-style vibe and great energy. Highly recommend stopping by! ”

“ The best tomato beef soup macaroni in town and great milk Hong Kong style milk tea. Best lobster toast in town! The pumpkin congee with spare ribs very tasty. ”

“ Been coming here for many years since the beginning. Always love their food and drink, very authentic HK street food. ”

“ Located in the top food court level Mandarin Centre lies this gem. Traditional Hong Kong flavours and so much to choose from. They have different set menus depending on what time of the day you come and drowning in an abundance of choices! I brought my mum here for brunch and while it didn’t look like a lot, we both struggled to finish our sticky rice rolls. I love the authentic tastes and while the prices aren’t the cheapest, the set menus make it much more worthwhile. ”

“ Cold milk tea was really good, not too sweet and tea aroma was nice. The cheungfun was good with the mixed sauce, but siumai and fishball was pretty average, though it did satisfied our cravings. The thick egg sandwiches were good too. The sticky rice roll was yum, but the roll was quite loose. ”

“ They opened another new shop in Mandarin centre and added some Taiwanese foods to the menu I had tried some Taiwanese foods, like the oyster omelette and tuna egg pancake which are good of course, the Hong Kong ice lemon tea was as good as usual But the lemon winter melon tea didn't have a good enough lemon flavour, maybe they can put some lemon juice, not only just 3 slices of lemon. Overall, if you like Taiwanese foods and Hong Kong's foods, Don’t miss out! ”

“ This is the place I can find my authentic egg-spam sandwich with a cup of milk tea. Taste exactly how it should be. They also sell lots curry fishballs, Cantonese waffles with peanut butter and condensed milk, etc. I come here once in a while for a visit to pick up the taste that I once love having it all the time in HK breakfast. Can't exactly compare prices. It's located at the Foodcourt in the second level of mandarin centre. ”