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Tea Square Cafe

Mandarin Center, Level 2, Shop 210/65 Albert Ave, Chatswood NSW 2067, Australia

Recommended by 28 people

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Mandarin Center, Level 2, Shop 210/65 Albert Ave, Chatswood NSW 2067, Australia

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+61 416 322 078
HoursMonday: 8:15 AM – 5:00 PM Tuesday: 8:15 AM – 5:00 PM Wednesday: 8:15 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday: 8:15 AM – 5:00 PM Friday: 8:15 AM – 6:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Tea Square Cafe

Tea Square Cafe brings proper Hong Kong street snacks and breakfast comforts to Level 2 of the Mandarin Centre. Mornings start with steamed rice noodle rolls drenched in mixed sauce alongside warm taro-stuffed pineapple buns. Long-time patrons rely on the weekday combo sets—pairing curry fish balls or hearty macaroni soup with an iced lemon tea or aromatic milk tea. Everything runs quick at the counter, dishing out casual cha chaan teng staples without missing a beat.

  • Weekday Set Menus: Morning and midday combos bundle savory noodle plates or snacks with hot or iced milk tea.
  • Hong Kong Street Staples: A focused street-cart spread featuring steamed rice rolls, curry fish balls, and taro-filled pineapple buns.
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Key Advantages

Why diners choose Tea Square Cafe for classic Hong Kong street snacks and cafe sets

  • Authentic Steamed Rice Rolls and Snacks

    Signature street food offerings focus on classic steamed rice noodle rolls served with traditional mixed sauces and hearty sticky rice rolls.

    The cheungfun was good with the mixed sauce

    Hayley L

  • Crisp Crust Pineapple Buns

    Patrons frequently seek out freshly baked pineapple buns, including specialty variations filled with smooth taro and butter.

    I also loved the taro-filled pineapple bun: crispy outside, buttery and smooth inside.

    Ella “Ella” ZHENG

  • Nostalgic Tastes of Hong Kong

    Traditional milk tea and authentic snacks transport diners back to beloved overseas culinary memories.

    The milk tea is one of the most authentic I’ve had in Sydney and the snacks bring me back to Hong Kong.

    James PikaChiu

  • Nostalgic Street-Style Cafe Vibe

    Tucked inside the food court, the cafe channels a classic cha chaan teng atmosphere with retro styling and spirited energy.

    Tea Square is tucked away in the back, with a nostalgic street-style vibe and great energy.

    Ella “Ella” ZHENG

  • Bundled Breakfast and Lunch Sets

    Structured breakfast and daytime combinations pair classic dishes with authentic beverages for an accessible and efficient dining experience.

    Weekdays they offer breakfast set menu’s (excludes weekend) which includes one food selection and one drink.

    Johnny (jman)

  • Food Court Convenience and Value

    Conveniently situated inside the Mandarin Centre food court, diners receive quick meal turnaround paired with genuine, high-value selections.

    I love the authentic tastes and while the prices aren’t the cheapest, the set menus make it much more worthwhile.

    Ashley Nicol

Authentic cha chaan teng favourites and comfort staples

  • Hong Kong Style Milk Tea

    The milk tea is one of the most authentic I’ve had in Sydney and the snacks bring me back to Hong Kong. Highly recommend this place!

    James PikaChiu

  • Steamed Rice Rolls

    Ordered the signature steamed rice roll set and taro butter pineapple bun. Both were as good as before!

    Yue Wang

  • Pineapple Bun

    I also loved the taro-filled pineapple bun: crispy outside, buttery and smooth inside.

    Ella “Ella” ZHENG

  • Tomato Beef Macaroni Soup

    The best tomato 🍅 beef soup macaroni in town and great milk Hong Kong style milk tea.

    Daniel Lui

Other favorites

Classic Hong Kong street bites, snacks, and refreshing traditional beverages

  • Iced Lemon Tea

    The iced lemon tea is hands-down one of the best I've ever had—perfect balance of sweet and tart.

    Ella “Ella” ZHENG

  • Curry Fish Balls

    the curry fish ball n soup is amazing n it isn't something I could make at home.

    Ph L

  • Siu Mai

    Siu Mai (fish), well made, good texture and taste great.

    Toto Mon

  • Toast with Condensed Milk

    Ordered the toast with condensed milk, and Hong Kong style tea. Realised I don’t enjoy sugar as much as I did a few years back. However it was as good as I imagine eating in Singapore or Hong Kong or Malaysia.

    Jivtesh Singh

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the cafe located inside Mandarin Centre?

Tea Square is located on Level 2 in the Mandarin Centre food court. From the ground floor (Daiso level), head up two flights past TK Maxx on Level 1 to find the food court and cafe stall tucked towards the back.

Do they offer set menus or meal combos?

Yes, weekday breakfast set menus are offered (excluding weekends), pairing a food item with a hot or cold drink. They also offer various set menus depending on the time of day you visit.

What drinks and snacks are recommended to try?

Popular signature choices include Hong Kong-style iced lemon tea, traditional milk tea, pineapple buns (including taro-filled butter variations), and steamed rice noodle rolls (cheung fun) with mixed sauces.

When does it get busy, and should I expect a wait?

Morning crowds often arrive around 10:00 AM, and weekends can see long wait times. If you visit during peak morning or lunch periods, be prepared for busier service.

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