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Tea Square Cafe is a small Hong Kong street food stall in the Level 2 food court of Mandarin Centre, Chatswood, known for steamed rice rolls, pineapple buns and milk tea. It suits a quick, nostalgic snack or a set-menu brunch. Garden of Remembrance is a one-minute walk away, and Currey Park is two.
About Tea Square Cafe
Food at Tea Square Cafe
The menu boards list Hong Kong street food, with different set menus through the day. Reviewers single out the steamed rice rolls, taro butter pineapple bun, siu mai, fish balls, tossed noodles and thick egg sandwiches. The rice roll set is called the signature. One reviewer found portions small for the price, while another says the set menus make the prices more worthwhile. Breakfast, brunch and lunch are served.
What to order: Steamed rice roll set · Taro butter pineapple bun · Iced lemon tea
Coffee and drinks
Drinks lean to tea rather than coffee: reviewers praise the cold milk tea (not too sweet, with a clear tea aroma), the iced lemon tea and the freshly blended papaya milk. Drinks are also sold in sealed takeaway pouches.
Facilities at Tea Square Cafe
What visitors say about Tea Square Cafe?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- 💬Authentic Hong Kong flavours, especially the rice rolls and pineapple bun
- 💬Standout drinks: milk tea, iced lemon tea and papaya milk
- 💬Prices are on the higher side, and the set menus give better value than single dishes
Near Tea Square Cafe
Visitor tips for Tea Square Cafe
- ✓The stall is on Level 2 of Mandarin Centre, in the food court, not on the ground floor.
- ✓Choose a set menu for better value; portions on single dishes can be small.
- ✓Garden of Remembrance is one minute away if you want to take a drink outside.
Getting to Tea Square Cafe
Shop 210, Mandarin Centre, Level 2, 65 Albert Ave, Chatswood NSW 2067. From the ground floor go up two levels to the food court; the stall is at the back.
FAQ
Where is Tea Square Cafe in Mandarin Centre?
It is in the Level 2 food court at the back, reached by going up two flights from the ground floor.
What is Tea Square Cafe known for?
Reviewers name its steamed rice rolls, taro butter pineapple bun, milk tea and iced lemon tea.
Is Tea Square Cafe open on weekends?
Yes, it opens every day of the week.
Which park is closest to Tea Square Cafe?
Garden of Remembrance is about one minute's walk away, and Currey Park is about two.