Food Sharing #282 - Tea Square @ Chatswood, Australia

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Hi Everyone,

Finding an authentic Hong Kong cafe is hard in Sydney. You see so many open up but many of them are not authentic. They either do an ok job or just completely change the traditional dishes so when we find one, we try to enjoy it as much as possible. Tea Square used to be a small corner store at a shopping center in Chatswood. We normally go there to buy milk tea and the line there for such a small store is pretty crazy. Recently they have moved to a bigger shop front at the same center and have expanded their menu to cater for their hungry customers.

Rather than just get our usual traditional Hong Kong milk tea, we also got 2 butter pineapple bun and their curry fish ball cuttlefish and radish snack dish. As their food is freshly made, it took a while to get our meal ready on top of the long line of customers waiting for their breakfast. The milk tea is very traditional, a nice combo of tea and milk with a nice hot temperature. We don’t add sugar to ours but it was still very smooth.

The butter pineapple bun was our kid’s favourite. It’s pretty much the pineapple bun with a slab of butter right in the middle. The smell of the bun really amazes me, how can something smell so nice? Although very fatty and heavy, the kids needed it after an hour of running around from their soccer comp. Oh the curry snack although wasn’t cheap, it was sooooo authentic. Even my Hubby who isn’t into snacks was sucked in by it saying how he misses these Hong Kong snacks and hasn’t found anywhere in Sydney with similar taste and we finally found it.

As I mentioned above, the price isn’t cheap but to get something this authentic, we don’t mind paying a few dollars more for something that finally came so close to home. We have been recommending this place to our friends and family and so far, we haven’t heard anything but giving us the thumbs up!

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I know its hard to find authentic restaurants I do travel and most of the restaurants claim to be authentic but there not

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Yes many claim they are authentic which is super annoying

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Keep my own for me my friend I am coming to get my own food o

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I actually drool after seeing the typical Hong Kong food that you eat, btw the place and the food looks very interesting @travelgirl 😁👍

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Yeah its pretty good Hong Kong snacks, love the milk tea.

Hope you are well :)

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Are you from Hong Kong? Maybe you can just ask a family here to send you some tea hehe. I'm here btw

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We do actually have Asian grocery with Hong Kong food but the traditional 茶餐廳 stuff i really miss :)

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The taste is quite different too if exported to other places .

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