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茶王冰廳 Hong Kong Best Food Box Hill

35 Carrington Rd, Box Hill VIC 3128, Australia

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35 Carrington Rd, Box Hill VIC 3128, Australia

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HoursMonday: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM Thursday: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About 茶王冰廳 Hong Kong Best Food Box Hill

Slip into a retro carriage booth for late-running comfort food that hits the classic Hong Kong tea café brief. Regulars head straight for the Portuguese oven-baked rice, saucy curry chee cheong fun, and tender braised pig trotters, or crowd the table with cheese-baked pork chop combos paired with silky milk tea. Neon glow overhead, HK television playing on the screens, and generous lunch sets that keep Box Hill fed—washed down with icy bear drinks and giant bowls of mango sago.

  • Baked Rice & Set Meals: All-day combo sets pair classics like baked cheese pork chop rice and satay beef vermicelli with silky milk tea.
  • Retro Cha Chaan Teng Space: Fitted with traditional carriage booths ('car wai'), neon accents, and HK television broadcasts.
  • Late-Night Dinners & Sweets: Welcoming late supper crowds with substantial plates, icy bear drinks, and oversized mango sago bowls.

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Reasons to Visit 茶王冰廳 Hong Kong Best Food

Discover why diners choose this Box Hill cafe for authentic cha chaan teng comfort, generous combo sets, and late-night eats.

  • Immersive Retro Cha Chaan Teng Atmosphere

    The dining room is styled with traditional Hong Kong tea cafe carriage booths and television screens broadcasting local HK channels for an immersive cafe atmosphere.

    The food, the fitout and of course, the HK milk tea, are exactly what you'll find in Hong Kong.

    Pok Guy
  • Authentic Flavors That Evoke Nostalgia

    Classic diner favorites like satay beef noodles, French toast, and silk-stocking milk tea deliver genuine tea cafe tastes that evoke home memories for diners.

    All the flavours are super authentic and really takes me back home to Hong Kong.

    Karen Kwok
  • Signature Hong Kong-Style Baked Casseroles

    Signature Western-Cantonese oven-baked options feature generous portions of melted cheese atop pork chops and fried rice.

    the porkchop was a little bit too salty, but the generous amount of cheese made up for it

    Anson k
  • Hearty and Affordable Lunch and Tea Sets

    Value-oriented daytime combo sets pair staple entrees like noodles or pork chop rice with complimentary Hong Kong drinks at budget-conscious rates.

    tea and lunch sets are of great value usually around 15$ With drink included

    Sp00tnik
  • Cozy Late-Night Dining and Drinks

    Operating well past typical dinner hours, the cafe provides late-night diners with a warm, casual stop when surrounding venues are shut.

    I went here around 9–10pm and honestly the vibe was giving, like sooo cozy but still lively.

    Kha Lin
  • Convenient Neighborhood Spot with Extended Hours

    Locals rely on the cafe's late closing times and quick service for convenient comfort food and snacks whenever other local spots are unavailable.

    We always go to this cafe, they close late. They always have the iconic Hong Kong dishes and snacks.

    Dee D

Other favorites

Traditional teas, warm bakery snacks, and sweet toast treats

  • Hong Kong style milk tea

    I particularly like Hong Kong style milk tea 🧋 I always order 2 cups every time I come

    Qian Qian
  • pineapple buns

    I really love pineapple buns

    Qian Qian
  • milk lava frech toast

    We had milk lava frech toast, my friend loved so much with the balanced sweetness and richness.

    TING
  • iced lemon tea

    The iced lemon tea was very nice too!

    Anson k

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most popular dishes to order?

Diners frequently recommend the Hong Kong-style baked dishes—especially the cheese-baked pork chop or steak rice and Portuguese baked rice—along with silky scrambled egg and char siu rice, pineapple buns, and classic silk-smooth Hong Kong milk tea.

How generous are the portion sizes?

Yes. Reviewers highlight that portions are very generous and hearty, with multi-person sets often providing enough food to share comfortably.

Is the restaurant open late?

Yes. The restaurant operates daily from 8:00 AM until 11:00 PM, making it a reliable option for late-night meals after 9:00 PM when other nearby spots close.

Where can visitors park?

Reviewers note that parking is available across the road in the nearby shopping centre mall, alongside local parking options.

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