Been here for breakfast because we got two voucher from our hotel…read more They got out orders wrong multiple times but they are happy to change it to the right order Food is good, coffee is great. Pretty decent breakfast place.

Great place for a casual after work or weekend drink that gives you a super homey and relaxed…read moreenvironment. A great plus that they have an outdoor area for the smokers ;) The food is also super tasty and fresh, would really recommend their Banger & mash, burger or their ribs (Super juicy)

I found The Ale Project after researching if Hong Kong had any Mikkeller tap rooms, and although…read morethey didn't, it looked like a Mikkeller run club had stopped by here before! That told me enough to at least visit TAP and check things out. Definitely the vibe I was hoping for, with a variety of draft beers available for a multitude of palates. I love how there's a food menu here too so you can snack while drinking! We tried a few beers, but the ones that stood out were the Honey Longan Lager and a sour Lingonberry Soursop Ale! The flavor combinations were great, and also unique finds you couldn't get at other shops! We ordered some food to eat as well - the garlic fries were VERY garlic-y, and we also got the lap cheung spread on bread. Think of pate but made with lap cheung! Super unique find as well. If you're into craft beers, then absolutely stop in The Ale Project if you're in the area!

Who doesn't love a good draft beer? Unfortunately, in many Asian countries, breweries and places…read morethat serve real draft beer can be hard to find. So when I stumbled across one (the Ale Project) in the middle of Mong Kok a couple of weeks ago, it felt like striking gold. The place had a great vibe, the beer was excellent, and it was full of friendly people just enjoying the afternoon. A perfect little discovery in one of the busiest neighborhoods in Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Pro: They broadcast almost all live football matches, and arguably one of the most popular places…read moreto watch football. Con: There are not many other reasons you'd specifically come to this bar. Pro: They have almost twice the size of the original store. Con: It's a bit further away from the actual Causeway Bay, and further uphill. Pro: They have an amazing list of beers to choose from (well, amazing in terms of CWB's standard, not Soho's). Con: You have to be very patient to get a server, due to its prolonged corridor. It's a flaw by design. Pro: Unlimited peanuts and you can toss them on the floor. Hell YES. Con: It isn't really an "Inside out" anymore as most of the areas are indoors or covered. More cons: "membership" only (although it's like $20 a month, or you can tell the server that the friend of yours who is a member "is coming"). It closes relatively early to other bars, and also it lacks of other entertainment (darts, pools, etc.). But surely you can go to their professional pool room if you are keen. But as a sport bar, I still enjoy every bit of it, if not more than its original location, which was somehow always full.

nom nom nom! Tips for getting $150 food coupon, apply the…read moreSCCA membership card at the restaurant, not at the counter! Food is as good as usual. My favorite has to be the creamy macaroni and cheese, my friend said it was a bit too creamy, but I just love it, and with the bacon bits, it tasted fantastic! I also ordered the hot wings, the waiter was very nice, as he warned us the sauce can be quite spicy for some, and asked if I want to have them on side instead. I was like: bring it on. The wings looked slightly skinnier than before, but taste wise, it is still there. Celery on the side looked a bit .. yellow though, but still crunchy!

Excellent, local breakfast place with outdoor seating - the eggs Benedict with a side of salad was…read moregood, the French toast which buttered friend chicken topping was delicious. Coffee was exceptional. It has a nice ambiance. Reasonably priced with ok portions. Service staff were attentive. The whole British breakfast vibe.

This was one of the top meals we had in Hong Kong...and it was for breakfast! Believe it or not…read more The prices here are high, but well justified in their dishes. Great combination here of quality ingredients, portion, presentation, and, taste, of course. The coffee here was a hidden gem as well (we got a second round).

It's a nice little lounge with music from 1990s-2000s! Music I listened to in high school back in…read moreCANADA! Plus some from Taylor Swift's Fearless album too. I'm surprised to find an impressive wine list, an impressive whiskey list, an impressive beer list, impressive cocktail list, and just about any type of alcohol they'll have something for you. By impressive, I mean it's just really long. There are drinks + snacks deals for a good price! Overall pretty good!

Ok, first of all, I have to admit I was totally here for the HKD$38 happy hour deal. They have a…read morequite extended happy hours over weekdays, from 12pm to 9pm, and we were here at 6pm sharp. Branded as Korean American gastropub, surely I wanted to try both their drinks and food. The happy hours menu is off the chart - they had 27 different drinks including beer, wine, liquors, soju cocktails (and I'll explain why I know the count so precisely...). If you check in to Yelp you got a free popcorn chicken per table too, boom. Free stuff is always the best stuff, and the popcorn chicken was actually very good and we ended up ordering another dish. Now on a chill evening of the last day of the a long weekend, we shouldn't really be drinking too much. But then, when the first round of drinks arrived, we were kind of skeptical about the portion of soju actually added to the cocktails. We blamed that to the Appleju where the apple juice masking the taste of the alcohol. But when we ordered the Sparkling Citron and they were still kinda of more like mocktails than cocktails, we quite shamelessly asked the staff if they could put more soju/liquors in our next round of drinks. I know, it's only $38 after all... Back to the food. They were amazing. Kimichi fries was good, and from a person who actually doesn't like kimchi AT ALL, this compliment does carry a lot of weight. We tried also the spicy fried chicken wings (not spicy enough), the salt and pepper wings (VERY GOOD), cheesy kimchi sliders (good, and again from the mouth of someone who doesn't like kimchi). Three hours passed right in front of five of us, as if the time went quicker when you were sitting at the chillaxing front door table. The drinks got better (i.e. stronger) afterwards which was definitely a plus. One of our friends wanted to challenge to finish all the drinks on the happy hour menu but we only managed to go through the right half of it. But I wouldn't complain at all having 20 cocktails in total among five of us and still managed to get down to HKD$350 per person, including the food we had.

Finally! Respectable and tasty Korean inspired gastropub food in the heart of Central. Edition has…read moresome amazing grub that will satisfy anyone in the mood for some K food, but too lazy to travel on the other side of the city. The chef is a homegrown Hongkie however has studied food in both LA and Seoul, so the fusion food that is served here really hits the spot for me as I have a similar mix. The highlights of the evening: CHICKEN WINGS! The wings are smothered full of flavor, cripsy, juicy and overall deliciousness. I just wish they had more of it! Check out Wings Monday which is only $5HKD per wing with every drink purchase. Bulgogi Sliders- also delicious. High in flavor and raw garlic and jalapenos make this tasty slider packed with a punch. I perfer even more heat with more chili, but that is easily solved by just asking for some extra jalapeno. Kimchi Grilled Cheese- so easy yet so satisfying. Grilled with two types of cheese and layered with kim chi, this really sings comfort food for me. You can add an assortment of things to the sandwich, including fried egg- perfect. I also got to try some of the special homemade Korean spicy sauce and Siracha mayo- delicious. The drinks- they have Soju infused cocktails that are sure to please. Chili Mango, Yuzu, Milkis are all quite unique. Want the whole bottle straight up? No problem- very reasonable in price. Soju not your thing? They have a regular wine, beer and cocktails list too. Chef tells me they will be having some cool happy hour deals too so stay tuned. Overall, love this small cozy space. I am a huge fan!

Open environment by the sea in a cool and friendly neighborhood. We went there during the Summer…read moretime, it was nice and fresh breeze swing by. Fish and chips is good, sausage is just ok. Cool band inside singing.

Great restaurant and very good food! Stopped here for a quick bite to eat and drink and wanted to…read morestay longer.

The TV has all the channels for every sport. You just need them to figure out how to find it…read more Baseball's World Series was on a Thai satellite channel. Food was alright too.

It's a great place to grab drinks with friends, spacious and relaxing environment. Went here for…read moreSunday roast, I ordered the whole chicken. Was ok, little on the dry side. All of the sides it came with tasted better than the chicken The apple rhubarb crumble was disappointing

I sat outside on a hot summer day (33C / 91F) around 1pm and the staff turned on a large fan to…read morehelp me cool down. I couldn't really read the QR code menu on my phone as the website wasn't too friendly in design for mobile navigation. They brought out a paper menu and it's a novel with pictures of every item! I decided to not go with their set lunches (three course soup/salad, mains, dessert or coffee). I just went for a beer and a crab/shrimp ball bite. It was delish and would def return for a more substantial meal. FYI, HH starts at 3pm where most of their beer and wine by the glass is close to 50% off!

Moule Frites. One of my favorite dishes and probably the best things on the menu here at frites. We…read morecame here a few times for the daily specials! I wanted to try the surf and turf Tuesday but they were sold out!! super disappointing! We came back for the mussels which are cooked properly, bathing in a broth of wine, olive oil, butter, parsley and stock. The fries were perfectly crispy and even work to dip into the broth. Although moule frites is the popular dish, I personally like to dip nice warm bread into the broth. Nothing better than soaking fresh bread in a tasty sauce. It's a cool spot for some drinks too Taste: *** Service: *** Ambiance: *** ------------------------------ FRITES Belgium on Tap G/F Queen's Road Centre 152, Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong ------------------------------

dined 10/4/14 A little late in reviewing, but it was so…read morepositive and enjoyable, that I had to share the good news. We arrived early for dinner, so had a choice of tables. Staff wanted to seat us in the open air part, close to the very front of the restaurant. Since it was hot, we asked for, and were accommodated at a table in the middle of the restaurant, under the needed air conditioning!! We started off with two tapas; the Padron Peppers, $87, and the White Anchovies, $74. While the pepper dish was ample in size, it was incredibly boring in taste. However, the large sardines were expertly seasoned and enjoyable. For our main, we shared a non-meat version of the Seafood Paella, $338. This was delicioso y mui excellante! For dessert, we shared a Date Pudding, $70. This too was excellent. See photos. All in all a very comfortable place to dine. Service was adequate, as the staff had an attitude, yet food was impressive, thus the rating of 4 stars.

Need an all-day dining option? This is a good spot!…read more They have good happy hour deals on weekdays starting at 3 pm. Select cocktails and beer can go as low as $35HKD! They also have a good wine list that's affordable by the glass. We were a bit peckish one Sunday afternoon so we stopped by and ordered their tasting platter, which had 30 g each of serrano, lomo, chorizo, and salchichon iberico. It was served with some hearty bread slices and gherkins. I wish they could add some cheeses, but after all they are named "Iberico" so I guess I'll let it slide, haha. As it's along the escalators, it's a nice spot to chill over drinks and small plates while you people watch. If you're lucky, you might even witness some tourists who trip and fall at the end of the escalator because they were clearly not paying attention while taking selfies! (Yes, I've seen this happen before and it is schadenfreude at it's finest!)