$10 for $20 Worth of Cantonese Cuisine at Old Hong Kong Tea House and Bruce Cafe in 2 Locations

Chopstick wars were once commonly learned at an early age, which is why so many diners still settle dinner disputes with games of Rock, Paper, Bruce Lee. Celebrate civilized table manners with today’s Groupon to Old Hong Kong Tea House and Bruce Cafe.

Today's Groupon

For $10, you get $20 worth of Hong Kong cuisine. 

The Deal

Old Hong Kong restaurant group's distinctively Hong Kong cuisines acts as tour guides through the city-state's culinary landscape with a menu that is diverse and extensive enough to satisfy all tastes. Rooted in laid-back Katong with an old colonial exterior still intact, Old Hong Kong Tea House is the flagship restaurant which serves the most authentic dishes from the Orient.





Midday visitors can find ample sustenance from Teppanyaki dishes (from $8.80 onwards) and Western infused dishes like cheese baked rice with chicken chop ($9.80) and pan-fried steak with French fries ($12.80) or twiddle their thumbs while waiting for instant noodles - $7.50 with pork chop or $6.80 with beef satay. Heavy eaters eager to prove their mettle can add on with side orders of Dim Sum in the Cage ($8.50) which features 6 types of dim sum for a truly appetizing fix.





Furnish empty bellies in the morning with equally crispy and soft toasts that come in a variety of accouterments; sweetened condensed milk and butter ($2), butter and jam ($2) or classic French ($3.20).





The restaurant's spacious interior with old school charm and adorned with vintage movie posters encourage diners to relax while being serenaded by the natural light coming in from the tall windows. Open 24 hours, seven days a week, this restaurant is the ideal place to appease hankering appetites at any time of the day.



At Bruce Cafe, however, dining under the watchful gaze of the famous martial artist may proved daunting if not for the warm and comforting food to pacify nervous stomachs. Located in the heart of NUS, this casual joint aids in beating hunger pangs after hours of mugging with cha chan teng staples like Claypot Rice with Minced Beef & Egg ($5.80), Beef/Chicken with Rice in Hot Stone Pot ($6.80), Sichuan “Dan-dan” Noodle with Minced Pork ($3.80) or smooth and silky Porridge with Pork & Century Egg ($3.80).



Post-exam nerves can also be soothed by downing a cup Milk Tea while gazing at the quotes of wisdom by the Fist of Fury star on the eatery’s walls.

Operating Hours

Old Hong Kong Tea House
24 hours daily

Bruce Cafe
Daily: 10am - 11pm

Reviews

With so many Hong Kong cafes around why choose one? Well, the ambience is fantastic, the parking is easy, it is opened 24 Hours and it is close to my home"
- ieatishootipost on Old Hong Kong Tea House

Customers patronizing such Hong Kong cafes often get spoilt for choice, as this particular one offers more 500 dishes! Old Hong Kong’s specialties include Trolley Noodle, Bamboo Basket Baked Rice, La Mian (hand-pulled noodles) and their drinks. The signature is the Hong Kong Milk Tea, apparently made from 5 different tea leaves, filtered water and imported evaporated milk. The blend was perfect along with a smooth texture, ending off with a slight bitter tea aftertaste. So good that I ordered another round."
- Daniel Ang on Old Hong Kong Tea House

My favorite new place is the Bruce Lee Hong Kong Cafe. Not only does it have an amazing name, but the walls are covered in pictures of Bruce Lee. The best part about the cafe is the food: THEY HAVE REAL BREAKFAST! Now, by 'real breakfast' I really mean they have toast, and breakfast sandwiches with eggs and cheese and bacon and such."
- Cassi on Bruce Cafe

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