Richmond Court Restaurant in Richmond Hill

Since their renovations, this place has become terrible. The quality and quantity of the food is not worth it. I believe they are closed right now but may be pretending to be open to try and sell their business. Save your money and time and choose another restaurant in the plaza. My husband works in the area so we eat here at least once a week. This restaurant has an incredibly large menu and you (or your guests) are guaranteed to find something you like. I always order the same thing (a sizzling noodle dish). I ventured off and ordered a whole fish lately and it was amazing as well. They go all out for Chinese new years and our kids love it. You can buy buns and dimsum at a counter in the morning as well. Vegetarian options: There are many veg and tofu dishes.

I have been going to this place for over 30 years It used to be a family favourite I don t know exactly what happened except their quality of food service and cleanliness had all degraded steadily over those years They just seem to stop caring and stopped appreciating their customers. It is true. The affluent Chinese started to go to the many high-quality restaurants that have opened up over the years. eg Various hot-pot restaurants, korean bbq s, various buffets like dragon legend, different dining experiences. not to mention, Congee queen which straddles their location, one on seven and one on steeles I will miss Richmond Court s glory days eg When they were open until four in the morning And all kinds of characters would go in there after a night on the town for some good old Hong Kong style, Chinese food, cheap and cheerful Life must go on Thank you to the family that ran the business and employed so many people over the years Nothing lasts forever.

Permanently CLOSED since Nov 18, 2024. Finished over 30 years business.

Permanently closed

Food quality in dim-sum is quite nice and authentic, very different from the old Richmond Court, more expensive now, their service is fairly good. The only thing is that they charged tips automatically but did not mentioned it when we paid the tips again, so we ended up paying the tips twice. Not very happy about it, I dont mind paying some more, but the server should have told us.

Great spot now that theyve renovated, was getting run down before. We came for dim sum 15 minutes before the cut off to order and the service was really lacking. It seemed most of the staff were sitting down and eating. We had to get up multiple times to ask for things. Food was good as always and well worth the price.

The food is not delicious and the price is expensive

Food was good. But they automatically added service charge for us, is this for everyone?? We also ended up giving them more tips in cash because we felt bad Not sure when restaurants started doing this .

This place was awesome. Service was ridiculously fast and the food was great. Honestly there is not much else to say other than, go try it! Food : 5/5

Ordered set dinner tonight. The food is great.

Food is very greasy, the chicken is not enough bean curd favoured. We ended up doubling the tips because the servers didn t mentioned about tips already added on , I don t think we will go back there anymore, too bad! Food

After they transformed we went there more often. I like their updated renovation, however, the old chairs have brought the upscale renovation down. We tried their dim sum and we loved it. Portuguese chicken tart and steamed salmon head were very good! They offer special dim sum prices M-F 9-11 am. Gotta try them for dinner too.

I leave this review with a heavy heart, as I am having very conflicted feelings after dining here. I had been a patron of the previous restaurant of the same name for over 15 years and it was one of my favourite restaurants that offered an amazing selection of dishes at affordable prices. I still remember the days of 6.99 pork belly rice dish and 5.99 wonton soup. The new restaurant is a traditional dim sum setting, exactly like all the other dim sum restaurants. It has completely changed and nothing from the old Richmond court remains, the restaurant has lost its soul, it has lost what made it unique and interesting. The quality of the dishes are below average, many of them tasted very bland. Staff service was good but the food came much slower than other comparable dim sum restaurants. The newly renovated atmosphere is really good though, with good lighting and decor.

Dim sum taste good especially the 12% tips included. You might ask for 10% off.

When you get that late night craving, this is the place to go. Open late, cheap, and always filling. It has the HK diner vibes for those late nights when you re just craving second dinner or even a quick lunch. Also has BBQ and a small bakery too if you hit these two things earlier in the day/evening. Edit: 08/21/24 It appears Richmond Court has pivoted to a different style of restauraunt, more towards formal cantonese dining. Food is still good but the menu that once contained many of the staples belonging to a HK late night cafe are now gone. No more late hours for this restaurant as well. Staff have remained the same so food and service are still absolutely amazing. They now serve a dim-sum service.

Family dinner this place. Absolutely tasty Kid-friendliness: Provide highchair Wheelchair accessibility: Walk in easy. No stair

Food is below expectations. We ordered soup, BBQ pork, steamed fish, sweet and sour pork and choy sum. The seabass is MP and they told us its one and a half pound but its only about a pound when it came. They used to have good BBQ pork but not anymore. The only upside is that they have good desserts. Another issue is that we are supposed to get 10% off for cash payment but they excluded any BBQ items and seafood and its more like a 2.5% discount. Feel like we were tricked to pay cash. Be aware!

I can t order two set dinner (1x 6 person plus 1x 4 person set dinner) at the same table. I really don t understand why?

I had the absolute misfortune of dining at Richmond Court Restaurant recently, and I can confidently say it was one of the worst dining experiences Ive ever had. First, we ordered one plate of general tao chicken to split between two people. Of course we also had to paid extra for white rice. Portion size was not weak to say the least for the price and the chicken itself seemed to be cooked with some sort of store bought sauce dumped on top. The chicken itself was roughly $25 plus the rice for an additional $2.50. For the exorbitant prices they charge, I expected at least a modicum of quality, but what I received was far from acceptable. Service was also abysmal. The staff were inattentive and seemed annoyed by the mere presence of customers. It took an eternity to get anyones attention, and when they finally did take our order, they were curt and unfriendly. To add insult to injury, on top of the terrible value for dollar that was offered, the 18% tip was forcibly added to the bill, despite only having a party of two. This is an outrageous practice, especially considering the horrendous service provided. The experience was a money grab with no regard for customer satisfaction. In summary, avoid Richmond Court Restaurant at all costs. The food is terrible, the prices are outrageous, and the service is some of the worst Ive ever experienced. Save your money and your sanity dine elsewhere.

Food and service is extremely POOR! Please sell your business & all the children back to school. Dont waist your parents money Try go to taste .... etc.

The fried glutinous rice served at this restaurant was delicious before, but the two portions I ordered today were terrible. Why? The musty smell is very strong and salty. Looking at the photos, it costs more than 20 yuan for a portion. I am really disappointed.

they need more social media exposure in order to compete in Markham. I would like to see them staying in the neighborhood generations, because I have been dining here since 90s Wish you guys success. see you every time I visit Toronto.

Food is good, but the waiter did not give us back the exchange for the bill.

Richmond Court WAS a go to place, and it was somewhere which I took family and friends since the early 2000s. Prior to the renovations, there were many seating available, the servers were plenty - and social - the menu options were great, as it helped with kids dishes and a wide selection for everyone else. However, I revisited the restaurant this week and the seating is half, the servers pay no attention after you get your order, the menu prices are now over $40 a plate, and even has a seafood soup for $888! You kidding me, anyone who is willing to pay $888 plus tax and tip is not going to Richmond Court. About the menu, the options are so limited, you would first think eight page menu will have variety, you will be surprised how its lacking the basic menu options. They are attempting to be a high-end restaurant, with the low-end service. Speaking of tip, it is automatically added - even for a one or two people at the table. So they provide no after order service, and expect auto forced tip - REST IN PEACE Richmond Court. Its clear the previous owners sold the business and the new owners will struggle to operate. Perfect example of not understanding your business and clients. Really unfortunate to see this was the outcome, will not be visiting Richmond Court in the future, and great opportunity to consider the other restaurants in Times Square.

Exceptional food with fair above average pricing. AMAZING atmosphere, and friendly manager and staff.

Food was great, not typically my cuisine of choice but was there with friends and actually enjoyed it quite a bit. Staff was friendly (more so than other Chinese restaurants Ive visited) Food

Huge improvement after Reno......food or atmosphere

But without losing

I chose this restaurant to eat with my friends, but it didnt feel good. For convenience, we ordered a set meal for two. The vegetables were old and bitter, and the crab was frozen, not fresh, but the store said it was very fresh. Gotta give a lecture. I feel like they are not very practical in doing business! Its the first time but its the last time. I believe I will not come to this restaurant again in the future!

Very authentic Cantonese food I really like the atmosphere too Food

You cannot find better Chinese food in Markham.

A family favorite. Enjoy the fried rice, spicy tofu, chili chicken.

special offer before 11am

Went to this place many times when it wasnt renovated yet. Just recently went back & shall never return again. I was charged $5.- for having a tap water served me, asked the waitress why its not even bottled, she claimed thats just normal. Duh??????? What a joke this place is.

Not the same place as before.

Ive been going to this restaurant 20+ years ago. Havent been in many years so decided drop in. Wow.. everything changed. Wasnt what I was looking for exactly but decided to give it a shot. Food was a bit more pricy but still good. Service was good. A little too good that it can get overwhelming. They pace back and forth around you too much. Almost felt like they were prison guards watching you. lol But still service was excellent. They were right there when you need them. The cheap good Chinese food days are gone. Richmond Court has reborn into a somewhat fancy restaurant. Kind of miss the old days.

Good food, high service, new decoration, large quantity and reasonable price, highly recommended

If you have allergies, DO NOT eat at this establishment unless you want to put your life in jeopardy. Despite communicating a peanut allergy, restaurant served food with peanuts. Staff has a blatant disregard for health and safety and their lack of understanding and concern for allergies is downright dangerous. Not only that, but their service and the way they treat customers is totally unacceptable. Manager has no sense of respect and integrity. Please save yourself the trouble and dine elsewhere.

Not bad but not tastes good as Barbecued Pork and duck, I love the other foods beside that too fat and really bad I hate this restaurant wait until the shutdown and close no more !!!!!

My family and friends used to go to Richmond Court all the time and this was my first visit since their recent renovation. I went on Saturday before Mothers day. They had set menu for Mothers day which seem like they just added $10 to $15 dollars to its original menu price. We ordered one beef dish, one vege ($25), one noodle, and one seafood dish, scallop and shrimp with vege in XO sauce($40 or $45). Seafood dish came out and it had 5 scallop and no shrimp so we told waiter that there was no shrimp. They took it back and brought out with 4 shrimps but shrimp was half frozen. We sent it back and they cooked the shrimp and broght it out without apologies. We somewaht finished the meal and asked for the bill. Everything was fully charged and of course CASH ONLY, so typical. I was thinking maybe I had a bad day but I probably would not go back. Please let me know how your experiences were.

I saw many mixed reviews online, so I was curious to try this restaurant. As someone who enjoys dim sum, I found their food quality to be quite good. Regarding the prices, some old customers might compare their current prices to those of previous HK style tea restaurants, which is, of course, not possible. However, compared to other restaurants, their prices are relatively reasonable. I noticed that the staff all seem to be family members, so their service attitude is very enthusiastic. I believe the previous comments about their poor service might have been due to misunderstandings. My only criticism is that their chairs are not very comfortable, especially because the backrests are very reclined, which makes dining not very comfortable.

Great place to eat! Been eating here for over 10 years!!

Washrooms not enough. Parking not easy at lunch hours.

This is the spot don t let Lo ratings fool you

Its really delicious

SO DISAPPOINTED! They have renovated and changed the entire menu Now they have dim sum and cantoneese style food. PLEASE bring back the old Richmond Court!

Updated 2024-02-20 It is a totally different restaurant after the renovation. It changed from a good value HK style cafe to a relatively pricy dim sum & dinner restaurant. The foods are reasonably good. The problem is there are already a few nearby dim sum restaurants with better taste and quality foods, price, and value. Original review: About to re-open after an upgrade renovation since November. I happen to stumble in today while the owner was checking with contractor on the final touch up. Gone is the bakery and BBQ take out area. It becomes a dim sum and formal dinner restaurant. I give a 3 star rating for now. Will write an update after I try it out.

I we t I. For Dim Sum, the restaurant is gorgeous as it was renovated. The food was delicious and didnt have a lot of msg. It was flavorful. The service is also amazing., quick and very friendly. A must try restaurant for dim sum. Vegetarian options: The steamed dumplings are delicious and not greasy. Dietary restrictions: They have quite a bit of steam food and its not greasy. Very little msg in the food.

17.99 plus this is what you get

Edit 2024-02-20: Restaurant has changed hands, however the name remained unchanged. Prior reviews may not hold true for the new restaurant. Decor really nice. Nice atmosphere. Tea bags are used, instead of loose leaf . Edit 2024-03-01: Went for dinner. First time since owenership handover. Food is not that good. Tea is still not that flavourful. The vegetable is very old. The oysters are very old and unable to chew. The General Tao chicken is not fresh. Changed to 3 stars, from 5. *Review below is from the old restaurant, before it changed hands.* Edit 2023-05-14: Breakfast wasnt as good as dinner. Limited breakfast set menu. Satay vermicelli didnt have a lot of satay sauce. Milk tea was not bad, but Ive tasted better. Some dishes were not properly washed. Good portions. Crispy chicken skin, and tender meat.

Went here for dinner on Saturday and it wasn t very busy. This restaurant renovated and re-opened a bit over a month ago. There was a good selection of Chinese food. Prices and portions were reasonable. The food tasted pretty good and the service was good. I liked their lobster. 12% service charge is automatically added to your bill. I will definitely come here again.

The price is much more expensive, but the quality is N times worse than before. Things are constantly getting bigger, and the quantity is large but uneven. There is no more humanized service. It feels like a penguin has entered the market, just to steal money. The feeling of waves. The memories of the past are gone forever. It should...not come back.

What a beautiful transformation from the old days. They had gorgeous CNY deco worthy to go just for pics. The dim sum time in the morning though I have never been, is discounted one price but regular time is great too and on par with other places. Benn twice so far. So far my favourite all time dim sum is fried fish balls with clam sauce. Tonight we will be having a big set banquet dinner and I have high hopes.

The food wasn t fresh, the duck spoild. We came here to eat with my family and we all got sick. Definitely not coming back to this place. The prices are insane.

not tasty at all. and the prices are 2 times more expensive

New menu is very limited. I miss the old Richmond Court. Wont be going back again if they dont change.

First visit after the unfortunate arson attack last year (Sep 2023). The whole restaurant has been renovated, the menu has been completely revamped into Dim Sum and Cantonese food style. You can totally see the clientele is different, mostly older people and seniors. We really miss the old Richmond Court that offers wide variety of food choices, Hong Kong style dishes with wide range of drinks, Asian bakery items, etc. Hope the restaurant can consider bring it back. Note, they accept credit card payment. ============================== Open late, and lots of food choice!

Another nice Chinese restaurant good for birthday parties. Yet I miss their bakeries, and . Food

Dimsum is good

Transformed teahouse, snacks are good, morning tea is average

I used to drive an hour to this place for old school Cantonese cuisine. The new menu is terrible. So disappointing.

Solid variety of food selections and they all taste amazing. Would recommend anyone to stop by for a bite

Richmond Court Restaurant is newly renovated and re-open as fine dining restaurant since January 15, 2024. Early bird morning dim sum SML size at 5.28, very competitive pricing in Richmond Hill area. Pineapple BBQ pork bun was crispy and delicious. Please note service charge of 12% automatically added to the final bills, no more guessing. I would go there again.

The skin of the shrimp intestines is relatively thick, the barbecued pork is not crispy, and the fresh bamboo rolls are too oily. Overall dim sum is so so

Massive renovation didnt even recognize the place much nicer atmosphere and the food is so much better although the service is still average

Food for dinner are excellent. We have gone back many times for dinner already. Dim sum at lunch time is average. Service is very good both at lunch and dinner time. Definitely will go back for dinner

DISAPPOINTED! Bad service after the restaurant got renovated. We were rushed to finish our meal after one hour in our dinner and the waiters started collecting our plates (which still has food), mumbling how they have customers waiting. It was ridiculous!! We specifically reserved our table in advance and no one told us there was a time limit! Never going back again. There are so much more better services Chinese cuisine that probably cost less too. This meal cost us $500+ and disappointment .

First time coming here for dinner since their new renovations, and here are my thoughts based on their dinner combo: - generous portion sizes (good value) - taste wise it doesn t have wok hay - wasn t too loud compared to other Chinese restaurants (restaurant only half filled) - nice decor for new years at the front (can tell they spent some $ here) - service was okay; always someone to get a hold of, changed our plate 3 times

This restaurant is nice, the food is delicious and the service staff are friendly and nice. The portion of Stir-fried Vancouver Crab in Typhoon Shelter was larger than I expected, and there was also an after-dinner snack after the meal, which was very satisfying! A 12% service charge was added directly to the bill when checking out. They said there was no need to add a tip. I think this is great, as you don t have to worry about how to calculate the tip. Had a very enjoyable New Years Day dinner!

2024 Feb 11 Update: The restaurant underwent huge renovations and now a Chinese fine dining restaurant with a new menu from $20 - $40 a dish. Dinner subject to automatic 12% Service Charge (after tax). All previous staff are all gone. The lighting and seating feels very uncomfortable and intimidating. I miss the old cha caan teng. Its such a shame and whatever investment deal that was made became a tragic tale and I cant imagine what crowd this new restaurant can cater to in this old neighbourhood. If you know the Chinese language, there are some stir fry items that are typically cha caan teng now have two fancy characters added in front of the name. For example costs you $23.99 (old version $12.99) Good luck ~

First time back since their fire (gentrification) and it was on Lunar new year so the menu was quite limited.

Go go and go for Dim Sum.

This review is a WARNING for this is NOT the Richmond Court we have known and loved. NEW MENU $$$. Caters to higher end patrons. Making such a drastic change is a harm to everyone who cherished this place for decades for their affordable, classic, and cozy food. No more charm of the take-away/bakery section. This may be their downfall by shutting out 80% of their customer base while embracing the lucky ones who can afford a $25 meal (you can spend half that somewhere else for the same thing). Good luck I suppose. Really bummed out to lose a gem. BTW arsons targeted this place, which is sketchy. You can see the video online. The imagination wonders if they were hired for insurance money but maybe it was random.

Historic Hong Kong style restaurant with good foods and services. Unfortunately, they changed to a dim sum restaurant .

So sad to see what this place has become - we waited eagerly for it to reopen as this place used to be our go to spot. Will miss the nostalgic hong kong cafe style, really disappointed to see it gone.

Pricey for the size of food served. We ordered a dinner set for 6 and some dishes were only good for 4.

The food is great, this is the place to go if you want some late night Chinese food in Markham. Edit 2024: kinda sad what they did to it. The renovation is nice, but theyve added 50-70% to their prices and a lot of the dishes have smaller portions and more filler. They added mushrooms to beef dishes that didnt have mushrooms before (now half mushrooms and half beef, with a smaller portion), and the Cantonese style noodles only had 1 scallop and no squid anymore. If youre going to almost double your prices, you shouldnt be cheap with the ingredients.

They just re-opened into a formal restaurant, which surprised me going in. The service was excellent but the food is 50% to 70% more than it was before and it did not taste great to warrant those kinds of prices. On top of that, there is a 12% service charge added to the bill for tip. I dont like that. I miss the old no-frills place that has great food at great prices. Even charged for tea. Unfortunately I will not be back. Best of luck to them in their re-branding and re-opening but I think they missed the mark on this one. Especially in todays market where people are looking for that no frills place with great price, great food. They are disappearing!

Loucy services! Food no good, price not cheap. Waiters not friendly. Not recommended ! Restaurant was New reopen last couple days. 2024-1-19. Dim Sum is fine but dinner no good. Taste bad and cheating. We ordered 5 lbs lobster and expected one big lobster but end up getting few lobsters totally in 5 lbs. ,**Add tips 13.5%before tax automatically

Great tasting, great quantity

Newly renovated! New menu too!

I loved this restaurant very much before the renovation. Now they changed all the menu .The ingredients of fried rice are so small that the price is not worth it. It doesnt taste as good as before! Won t go again!

Decent place to have lunch. I dont know about the busy hours but overall its ok

delicious

After 25 years of going here, still feels like home. Good food, good people.

Today was terrible! The duck was so small. Before and now pics. Food : 2/5

Over average HK style afternoon tea but cold drink a bit disappointed

A place to go for quick service

Win with superior food quality. The rest are inferior.

Went there pretty early on Sunday at 8am. The place is empty . Tried youtiao and two breakfast set. Milk tea is great but was expecting a more sweeter version . Egg tarts were not ready yet and told will be ready by 9:30am only. Pork chop is tasty and love the condensed milk toast. Youtiao is very nice too

Food excellent.

An original HK-style restaurant in Richmond Hill. Feels like youre stepping back into the 90s as soon as you walk in the door (old fixtures, furniture, and flooring). Aside from the decor, staff were friendly and courteous and food was solid.

This is our go to restaurant when we were still in university. It is great to come back again. Good food, good price, down to earth service.

This was my place to go to for so many years and it is so sad to see how bad it got right now. I have been here since they opened like 20-30 years ago, back when rave/clubbing was a thing. I still see a few staffs there that was probably worked for this restaurants since they opened. I always ordered my fav Honey garlic pork. It tasted bad a few times that I ordered over the year but I really hoped they can still make it right. I even tried to go at different time and day, just so I can catch the head chef cooking. The last time, I ordered it and it was so bad. How do you the chef served super OLD OVERDUE meat and mixed some fresh ones to completed a dish is questionable? I swear it was so obvious that the 2 meats tasted and looked so different that even my 7 years old daughter was questioning it. Anyhow, to served someone foods like that you know their staffs and cooks have no ethic or good conscious.

Always a great place for late night dimsum, rice, and noodles.

this place is a little bit of a dive, but it s not about the dining experience, it s about the food. If you want really great, authentic Chinese, dim sum, or any other dishes for that matter, you are in for a treat I do recommend ordering by phone and picking up because if you don t order ahead, you may miss out.

Really tasty!

Probably the best Chinese in all GTa. And always reasonable in price.

Been going here for years. Always good food.

Fast delivery, delicious food, good service attitude

Take out and dim sum is good

Decent price, the taste is not as good as before. Still good place for late night Chinese food dining.

Used to be good. Hope that next time will be better.

Unwelcoming to the black community Server was very rude. It s like she didn t want to serve us. She just dropped the food on the table no hi or nothing. They just want our business, they don t like us. Times Square Toronto.

This place actually has a variety of food choice and service is quick and good.

Great food, reasonable prices. Richmond Court is my go to place for comfort food.

Delicious food at a fair price point. Last time I was here was about 11+ years ago (traveling from US) but happy to have had dinner here again, and would actually visit more often if I lived closer. 5/5.

The food is consistently good. Service is fast and attentive. The only negative is the starch-to-meat proportion: too much starch and too little meat, as in most restaurants nowadays.

Classic hk restaurant with classic menu. Nothing on the menu really stood out, but also nothing on the menu to complain about. Ordered 4 rice/noodle dishes and each tasted as they should. Atmosphere-wise, the place definitely has a very dated feel, but at least it didnt try to look artificially modern. The store does leave buckets of wet leftovers beside random parts of the serving floor to be more efficient with collecting plates (and dumping the waste in those buckets) which is both intriguing and odd. At least it didnt smell!

Service is always good. Staff are always welcoming. Place needs some updating but better than before already. Their noodles dishes are pretty standard, dim sum throughout the day. Too bad they dont do late night anymore. Otherwise, it will be the late night hangout place in Richmond Hill.

Authentic Hong Kong Style Beef Offal

Revisiting the old place after 3 years! Still as delicious

Food taste fine, but slightly expensive for the poor interior. I did surprise by the service they provide, better than I thought. Food : 4/5

Used to love the food here although not hygienic apparently but the take away was an expensive joke on us - we paid good money for food that looked like the underfed chef ate 50% of before the takeaway was put in their containers or perhaps after they had cooked it, they opted to eat half of the food and leave a little bit of the dishes for us- I would have found this funny except we didn t pay 50% off the bill because we didn t know that the chef WAS HUNGRY LOL Watch out for the quantity of food open up your take way - I know that it sounds crazy or just laugh it off - say the chef was hungry

The restaurant is dated and feels old. Food was ok. I have never had anyone ask for a greater tip until today. Very uncomfortable

We love the egg tarts. Yum!

I bought bbq pork takeout and the meat was stale and they used garlic sauce to hide it. I had to throw the entire box out. The bbq stand inside the restaurant was not well managed and dishonest to customers. I would not get bbq takeout from them again.

Hong Kong style food of good quality.

Fast service and mild food.

Authentic!

Richmond Hill Top of Mind for authentic Hong Kong style Cafe ....few around but none seem to measure in terms of space, service and food quality ... Five stars because our family and friends have been coming to this place before year 2000...and we are still going.. People who work here appear happy to stay all these years... It is all about the People... Crowds have dropped significantly due to more competitions in the area... COVID years pushed traffic down lower... This location/mall is way underrated... None of Chinese Shopping/food mall in the area has spacious underground parking... For Canadian in Winter or Summer why go anywhere else...

Just found the BEST pineapple bun in Toronto - Theyre open from 8 am, perfect for you early birds out there! The breakfast spread has got all the classics, from toast and eggs to ham and bacon, all cooked to perfection. their Hong Kong style milk tea -well You wont find anything like it around here. You might think the ambiance isnt all that, but thats part of its charm - its authentically HK Style !

I ve been introduced to Richmond Court by my friends from Hong Kong. Their steamed rice with seafood, the green beans with minced pork, charsiu were some of the best Chinese dishes I ve tried. Can t wait to come back for more!

Been visiting this restaurant for many years. If you come for an afternoon tea, be sure to try the red bean iced drink which is offered as a combo.

Have witnessed the deterioration of this restaurant over the years. Everything is just enough to get by.

Very RUDE waiter. I still gave 12% service fee just because it ll go to other people working in the restaurant (hopefully). It s not uncommon to have below standard service at a Hongkong style restaurant (dude I know coz I m a Hongkonger!) but this guy waited my table last night is just forking RUDE - grumpy face; didn t answer my question about a dish but just open the menu and pointed at it; and after I ordered he THREW that hard cover menu on the table nearby and I could hear the noise (the attitude too)!! I ordered the soft shell crab fried rice that someone mentioned in a previous Google review. It s just so so. No wok aroma , rice is not dry ( ) enough; minimal egg in it. So I gave only 3 stars. Anyway I will NEVERV GO BACK! People who wanna experience the top notch HORRIBLE service in a HK style cha chen tang should definitely go~~~~

I didnt like the service they were rude, plenty of other places to go.

Love it !

Been going here for years ... Food hasnt changed ....Always good .

We eat here 2 times a month,great tasting food and very fresh,every dish well priced and worth it

Great food

Food quality always good

BBQ combo was delicious. BBQ pork and chicken was very tender. A bit on the pricier side however

Nice choices of food,prompt and friendly service.

Happy meet-up place

Good bakery & food

The braised flavor is very good.

I ordered a noodle soup and half way through discovered there s a moth/fly in the soup, the waitress just took it come back with a new one without much saying and showed no apologies and no discount. Very rude and poor service, they literally throw your plate to you and don t care how you feel. Used to be a good place with good price but now service and quality got worse and worse.

Food Tasty Good Service Good Location

I ordered lunch item #24 and hot lemonade with honey. It was good and very filling. The service was fast. You can only pay by cash or debit. But the parking there is a pain if you dont want to park at their underground garage, since many people go there for lunch and park at the above ground parking which is limited.

Love the breakfasts here. Just like in Hong Kong.

The roasted flavor is too good to eat

Lots of variety with great price.

So so

Yummy food, fair price,, attentive service.

its out of business!