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Steak and Food Concepts

9/110 Parry Ave, Bull Creek WA 6149, Australia

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9/110 Parry Ave, Bull Creek WA 6149, Australia

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HoursMonday: Closed Tuesday: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5:30 – 9:00 PM Wednesday: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5:30 – 9:00 PM Thursday: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5:30 – 9:00 PM Friday: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5:30 – 9:00 PM Saturday: 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5:30 – 9:00 PM Sunday: Closed

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Steak and Food Concepts

Perth diners head up the Bull Creek stairs for pure cha chaan teng comfort—heaped plates, sizzling grills, and rich milk tea. Regulars pack the tables for generous portions that easily turn into dinner leftovers. The kitchen moves fast, dishing out smoky stir-fried beef ho fun with serious wok hei alongside baked tomato pork chop rice and tender curry beef brisket. Western diner cross-overs share the table with classic Cantonese plates, pairing sizzling scotch fillets and spaghetti next to French toast washed down with iced lemon tea.

  • Classic cha chaan teng menu: Expansive diner staples span wok-tossed beef ho fun, rich curry beef brisket, and classic baked pork chop rice.
  • Western café crossover sets: Hearty combinations pair sizzling steaks, pork cutlets, and pasta alongside comforting Cantonese plates.
  • Hearty portions built for leftovers: Oversized portions arrive swiftly from the kitchen, leaving plenty to pack up for takeaway.

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Why Diners Choose Us

Why diners choose Steak and Food Concepts for comforting Hong Kong cafe favorites

  • Authentic Hong Kong Cha Chaan Teng Flavors

    Serving iconic teahouse staples like rich curry beef brisket rice, crispy French toast, and authentic strong milk tea executed with true Hong Kong technique.

    If you’re craving real cha chaan teng food, this is the place to go.

    gavin zhang
  • Proper High-Heat Wok Hei Execution

    High-heat stir-fries like beef ho fun capture genuine smoky wok hei alongside fragrant iced lemon tea.

    The 乾炒牛河 (stir-fried beef ho fun) was excellent — full of wok hei, with that smoky aroma you only get from proper high-heat cooking.

    Li Wai Kin
  • Effortless Group Dining for Diverse Palates

    Expansive menus offer hybrid Hong Kong diner sets bridging Western-style cutlets, pastas, and steaks with traditional Asian rice and noodle plates.

    This cafe is a good option if some of you want to eat Asian food and some of you want something that's somewhat Western.

    Chris Lees
  • Expansive Variety for Every Craving

    Extensive selection spanning wok stir-fries, sizzling hot plates, curries, and vegetarian options makes deciding easy for families and groups.

    They offer a huge variety of dishes, so there’s something for everyone.

    Bridge Stone
  • Oversized Portions with Takeaway Value

    Dishes arrive in massive, hearty portions at fair prices, routinely providing enough food to pack dinner for takeaway.

    def large portions for what the price is, I always get a takeaway box but overall looove the food here!

    Chloe Tanizky
  • Fast and Reliable Table Service

    Organized kitchen and prompt front-of-house service ensure meals arrive hot and quick even when the dining room is at peak capacity.

    Our food came out quickly and everything was tasty.

    Sinta Price

Other favorites

Classic tea drinks, café snacks, and appetisers to complement your meal

  • HK Milk Tea

    The milk tea is smooth and strong, very authentic.

    gavin zhang
  • French Toast

    The French toast is also a must-order, crispy on the outside, soft inside, and not greasy at all.

    Emily Stewart
  • Lemon Tea

    The lemon tea was also so nice — refreshing, fragrant, and just the right balance of sweet and sour.

    Li Wai Kin
  • Baked Garlic Mussels

    Baked Garlic Mussels X 4 pieces (nice and tender)

    Christel Chin

Before you head over

Essential planning advice for visiting this upstairs Bull Creek cha chaan teng

  • Arrive Early to Beat the Queues

    The cafe fills quickly and queues form right at opening time, especially on weekends, so arrive early to secure a table without a long wait.

  • Note Second-Floor Stair Access

    The restaurant is located up a flight of stairs on the second floor and does not have lift access, so plan ahead if climbing stairs is an issue.

  • Prepare for Generous Portions

    Plates are generously sized and easily provide leftovers, making takeaway boxes common if you order multiple dishes or sets.

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