Tomato C Hing
About This Spot
Stepping into Tomato C Hing feels like slipping into a cherished local nook tucked away in the vibrant hum of Sham Shui Po. The narrow street outside contrasts the warmth that greets you inside—a soft buzz of quiet conversation, clinking bowls, and the occasional swell of laughter from familiar faces who’ve found a small refuge here from the city's rush. It’s a casual spot where pace slows just enough to savor something sincere and comforting.
The heart of this place lies in its signature tomato broth, a rich and fresh canvas that cradles a variety of tender beef cuts and seafood, each bite carrying a subtle depth that’s both nourishing and uplifting. The soup’s comforting acidity mingles effortlessly with a hint of sweetness, inviting you to stir in a spoonful of the house’s fragrant thyme or fiery oil, discovering new layers of flavor with each mouthful. The noodles here aren’t just noodles—they’re an essential part of the experience, offering satisfying texture that complements the broth’s vibrancy.
Beyond the main bowl, the kitchen quietly turns out small, thoughtfully prepared plates that speak to the neighborhood’s love for simple, honest ingredients—crispy chicken wings and tofu skins wrapped around fresh seafood, perfect for sharing or as a companion to the main event. The atmosphere encourages an easy-going approach to mealtime, where locals and curious visitors alike exchange nods of appreciation over hearty sips of house-made lemon pear drinks or warming teas.
Tomato C Hing isn’t just about filling a hungry moment; it’s about stepping into a story told through each bowl and gesture. A place where time is measured by the rise of steam over a steaming soup pot, and connection is felt through the shared warmth of good food and a welcoming smile. It’s a space to linger, recharge, and find a quiet pulse of community amid Sham Shui Po’s unfolding daily rhythms.
What’s Available Here
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Takeaway
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Dine-in
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Delivery
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Lunch
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Dinner
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Solo dining
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Wheelchair-accessible car park
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Wheelchair-accessible seating
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Coffee
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Quick bite
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Lunch
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Dinner
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Catering
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Toilet
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Cosy
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Trendy
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Tourists
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Usually a wait
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Accepts reservations
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Cash only
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Good for kids
春 04 Dec 2025
Tomato beef stock noodle. Ordered assorted beef and clams noodles. Beef and clams are nice, noodle is nice as well. Tomato stock which is the selling point is rich and fresh. Also, they provide Thyme and Spicy oil which match well with the soup. Slow cook pork neck satay is very soft and tasty! The slow cook wings is good as well.
Patrick Li 04 Dec 2025
Wanted to visit this restaurant many times but each time, it had a long queue in front of the restaurant, and I had to give up. This time I visited it at late lunch hours and I only needed to wait for 10 minutes before I couls sit down. Picked it signature dish tomato soup beef and fried egg with vegetables (instead of noodles) added two beef balls and a hot drink. Tasted the tomato soup first. Wow, it was very much twisted towards Hong Kong flavour. Sweet and sour very much balance. The soup was relatively thick and there was some minced tomato. Excellent. The fried egg was very smooth. Yummy. The beef balls were very juicy too. Amazing. Unfortunately, the beef was not as good as it was advertised. A bit over-cooked!? some of them was a bit chewy. The service was very efficient. It allowed customers to read the menu and pre-order before they were seated. It saved a lot of time. Customers were required to self-register on a form at the door to queue and take a ticket. The vibe was ok. Definitely, it is not a cafe where it allows customers to have a long drink and chit-chat for hours. It has time limit. However, it is definitely a well managed restaurant offering good food to delight customers in an efficient manner.
Cool Muse 01 Dec 2025
The tomato soup base is really really good at this noodle restaurant. Beef brisket and cheek noodle with tomato soup is highly recommended. There is a bottle of Shichang hot spicy sauce on each table. Would recommend to add a tiny bit to add another layer of favour to the tomato soup base. I would say that this is the best in Hong Kong. They have a branch at Wanchai. Must try!!!!
J Y 19 Nov 2025
Very local shop that serves delicious tomato soup noodles. The soup has no MSG and is so good that I finished all of it along with the noodles. The beef noodles and the seafood noodles are both nice. Tried the lemon pear drink, very refreshing though the portion is a bit small. Generally very good experience and food, will definitely come back again!
Pui Cheng Lum 15 Nov 2025
Amazing thick broth made of beef and tomato! Super awesome flavor with no beefy taste. Paired with udon which has good texture. I ordered the one with pork chop and the chop was nicely done too. At this at a decent rate given the quantity! I strongly recommend those who can take spicy to add their numbing sauce. So nice!
Carmen Lo 07 Nov 2025
Excellent tomato soup noodles, you may choose different topping on the soup noodles. Recommend the beef topping, the beef are soft and juicy, must try. Drinks here also good, own recipe, not too sweet. Snacks here also delicious, reasonable price with good table service. As this restaurant is very famous, long queue is expected.
Christille Anne Tan 06 Nov 2025
We are a group of 5 and we have arrived near the closing time but they were kind enough to accommodate us. However, they were only few in the menu left, they have a menu in Chinese and in English, you will have to order by ticking the menu board with a marker. From the choices of noodles (udon, ramen..) to add ons and extras. I have ordered beef with scrambled egg and udon noodles. Their broth is made from tomato, so it is lighter. The serving is big, you might not be able to finish if you are not that hungry. But I have a big appetite so I did finish the bowl. It is a must try. Also, you might get surprised if there’s a charged of $5 for each order of noodles with scrambled egg. I think it’s for the egg, it’s exclusive of the price.
Michael CHAN 22 Oct 2025
Have heard many good reviews about this noodle shop for quite some time but did not have the chance to try. After having 6 rice rolls with my stomach half full already, I did not want to miss the chance again. Tried the tomato soup Shanghai noodle with beef, beef balls and egg toppings. Honestly, tomato soup base is not my cup of tea but it was tasty. The beef was good and quite soft but its presentation could improve. The beef balls were so-so and the fried egg was the best. I had a cold bottled milk tea which I think was sub-par. After all this is a noodle shop and I could not expect too much or I should have ordered other drinks instead. Overall worth a try and there are many dishes I have not tried though the price may be on the high side.