The Ultimate House of Bowls Dining Guide: Must-Order Items, Parking, and Tips
By James H. Sterling
House of Bowls remains famous for substantial plate volumes that easily yield next-day lunches. Dishes average between $12.50 and $18.50, offering exceptional value given that a single noodle platter or rice casserole can easily satisfy two moderately hungry diners.
| Dish Category | Signature Item | Price Range (2026) | Portion Scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wok Noodles | Dry Beef Chow Fun | $13.95, $15.50 | Very Large (Serves 1, 2) |
| Baked Rice Platters | Pork Chop in Tomato Sauce | $14.50, $16.95 | Heavy / Dense Casserole |
| Clay Pot Specialties | Eggplant with Salted Fish & Pork | $15.50, $17.95 | Shared Entrée (Needs Rice) |
| Hong Kong Beverages | Signature Iced Milk Tea | $4.25, $5.50 | Standard 16 oz Tall Glass |
No trip is complete without the signature milk tea. Brewed from strong, astringent Ceylon black tea leaves strained through a cloth sack, often nicknamed "pantyhose tea", it is mixed with canned evaporated milk and sugar. The result delivers a silky, tannic punch that cuts cleanly through rich, fried pork cutlets and stir-fried carbs.
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