Lucky Cafe in Queensland

"The food taste as great as when we are in HongKong..Sooo delicious, def worth the 40mins drive Will be back soon to try everything else on the menu"

"That place is spotless, and the food's not just pretty to look at, it's downright delicious! They've got loads of choices, prices are super fair—totally perfect for bringing the fam. Seriously awesome: great color, budget-friendly, and the service is on point. We had a blast and will def be back. Always fantastic, with looks, taste, and smell all hitting the mark."

"This is the perfect spot if you’re craving proper Hong Kong comfort food! It’s always busy and you’ll probably wait a little, but trust us, it’s 100% worth it. Think nostalgic cha chaan teng vibes, big portions, fast service and all the classics done right. Our picks: rice noodle roll w/ pork ribs beef borscht soup w/ udon chicken feet dim sum pineapple bun w/ butter HK-style milk tea Everything hits that comforting, not-too-sweet, super satisfying Hong Kong flavour profile — especially the milk tea and that buttery pineapple bun."

"Black pepper pork chop with rice: decent amount of meat. Could have given us an extra broccoli piece. Wat dan hor: mild in flavour and tasty. Lots of beef included Tomato pork chop baked rice: very heavy taste and portion was was good. The cold milk tea was sweet and full of tea flavour."

"Lucky Cafe serves Hong Kong–style food and dim sum. They offer a variety of classic Hong Kong dishes, and the portions are good and filling."

"G'day Bernie here. Lucky Cafe went full Hong Kong mode . Busy as, young couple trying to steal my seat. If I want congee brekky at 9 with an ice-cold HK lemon tea for $19.99, done. Set deals? Set A or Set B $19.99 Arvo special? Cury beef vermicelli $18.99 with cold drink you beauty Canto pop pumping, bowls flying out, vibes immaculate. This is HK café energy. Big W gone. Dick Smith gone. I blinked and didn’t even recognise the place. What happened? Times change and this place definitely moved on. Bumped into an old mate Aaron Gocs at Woolies Calamvale. Mateeee… memories unlocked Also Gocsy, if you’re somehow reading this, which I doubt, anyway bloody good to see you again. It’s been over 20 years, mate. Last time we crossed paths. Life’s wild mate."

"Lucky Cafe is a hidden gem in Calamvale! Located in Calamvale Central, it’s super convenient to get to. • Taste: The menu offers a great variety of authentic Asian dishes, from Hainanese chicken rice to pork cutlet rice. The portions are generous and the flavors are spot-on—pure comfort food. • Atmosphere: The restaurant is clean, modern, and cozy, perfect for a quick solo meal or a casual catch-up with friends. • Service: The staff are friendly and attentive, and the food comes out quickly. The whole experience was seamless. • Value: With prices between $20-40 per person, it’s excellent value for money in this area. I’ve already added this to my regular rotation and highly recommend it to anyone in the neighborhood!"

"A Hong Kong cha chaan teng 茶餐廳! We had the thick Hong Kong style French toast with peanut butter sandwiched between two pieces of bread, wonton noodle, rice noodle roll with mixed sauce (took two rice noodle rolls out then remembered I hadn't taken a photo) and 雪糕紅豆冰 (icecream, red bean with shaved ice). Nice decor. Very busy. Brought back memories! The restaurant had very loud music on today. Sounds like Chinese New Year songs. You wouldn't be able to hear what the person opposite you was saying but no one seemed to mind. Everybody was enjoying the food! Please note breakfast menu ends at 11:30 am when their lunch menu starts!"