Upvoted a star for one of very few if not the only late night option for grub post-partying in…read moreCentral. Perhaps it's not authentic, no big surprise. And yes, it does look and sound and altogether seem like a small town American frat boy's first pick/choice but what else are we to do honestly? Hong Kong is actually rather small. The places you want to eat are closed. Therefore this is really fine. Serve/squeeze your own sauces is fantastic and makes one feel empowered. Demolished the doner sandwiches pretty quickly. If there's anything to complain about, it's that they're a bit small for sloshed heavy midnight eaters.

I wanted some Turkish food, and spent 30 minutes traveling to this "restaurant". It's barely a food…read morestall. Room for one tiny table. I don't much care about that, but the food was old, dry and tasteless, which I do care about. The portion was so small, after eating here, I went to go find some dinner. Definitely not recommended.

We visited the Papillons Square TKO branch and had an incredible dinner with the four of us. It was…read moremy first time trying Pani Puri--these delicate, crispy balls stuffed with flavorful fillings, reminiscent of a unique take on stuffed potatoes. The Chicken Tikka Masala was outstanding, and we also enjoyed the Butter Chicken, Palak Paneer (spinach with cheese), garlic naan, saffron rice, and chicken curry. The service was attentive and excellent throughout the meal. Our family mentioned they visit this location weekly, so it's clearly a favorite. With many locations across HK, Ebeneezers will definitely be on our list for a return visit!

The premise for most Ebeneezer locations boils down to two questions:…read more 1) How drunk are you? 2) How badly do you want pizza / kebabs? If the answer is "a lot," then the food here might actually be worth a look. Their not so unique approach to pizza, Indian cuisine, and kebabs has garnered them enough notoriety amongst expats that they've managed to find themselves in multiple parts of Hong Kong. This location on Ashley is a relatively good one and offers seating, a clean space, and relatively good service. I wish I had better things to say about the food. Most of the Ebeneezer fame has been from kebabs, followed by Indian specialties, and pizza pies. Much of the food lacks quality ingredients I feel, which means most everything is just borderline passable; mediocre for the most part but works in a pinch. It's not all terrible though, I appreciate that they are upfront about their food and offer a speedy experience via online delivery. Service is solid for the most part, which is why I've given them the nod more often than not. It is by no means destination food, but if the cravings are there, then I say have at it. Don't expect much and all should be okay.

Ebeneezers did not live up to the Hong Kong hype. I was only in the city briefly and figured I'd…read morestop by the local Ebeneezers for a quick lunch. It was a decision I quickly came to regret. The man who took our order appeared to be the owner, but acted like he would rather be quite literally anywhere else than serving us. Like seriously, I haven't been served that rudely in ages. It was particularly striking considering how pleasant the other places we went in Hong Kong were. Now let's talk about the food. Ebeneezer's is, by design, a cheaper fast food type place. By no means did I expect to be wow'd by the food, but that's (supposed to be) part of the charm. I didn't expect, however, to be genuinely grossed out by it. The lamb kebab was suspiciously... un-lamb-like, and the biryani was little more than average. The single samosa we ordered was a high point, but somehow took a full 20 minutes to come out. All in all, this Ebeneezer's was sad. It was saved a tiny bit by the fun hustle and bustle of its location (hence the two stars) but otherwise it was a let down.

Love this spot in Hong Kong! Always a good drunk food spot (love the spicy sauce) after a long…read morenight at Tsim Sha Tsui, which as you may know, makes many nights a marathon drinking night. Ordered the chicken variant with spicy sauce, and would definitely return here again and again with friends! Hope they had a location here in the States! Along with Hainan chicken, this is my other go-to spot in Hong Kong!

Love this place. Great food. Inexpensive. Always get the chicken tikka falafel. SO good! I…read moreusually go to the location on Hollywood road or in Wan Chai.

Located under the escalator on Hollywood road, this shop sells kebabs and other middle eastern…read morefood. While the prices here are slight more expensive than other nearby kebab shops, they offer free wifi and have ample air conditioning in the summer! I personally enjoy the chicken kebab with spicy sauce here.

Very friendly staff but slow; maybe because the restaurant was crowded…read more The food is not very good. I order lamb Shis Kebab, the lamb was half cooked, i even had hard time to cut it. As for prices their mean dishes average 85 to 120 HK$. So for this price i was expecting to eat a good meal but it disappointed me.

Awesome taste kebabs, I recommend that try Chicken Shevarma and Pizza. The staff is very generous…read more open for 24 hours If you play around tst ,dont worry on reaching there. The restaurant has free W-Lan, ask for the password.

One of the tastiest Kababs in the world. Go get yourself a donor kebab and some dirty fries. A…read moremust for anyone who is visiting Hong Kong.

Visit to Wan Chai requires a visit to Ebeneezer's. Great food, especially their Kebabs.read more

Staunton Street is an ideal bar and restaurant crawl street. From one end down to the other then…read moredown Gage Street to Hollywood. Sheung Wan begins quietly but winds up as another D'Aguilar Street with over flow humanity. Love it. This restaurant is at the East end of Staunton and very easy to get to (even in heels) and cabs are frequent. It's also 1/2 a block up from the escalator. So really easy to get to. They have a full bar, the skewers, hammas, and all the mez is served with a more Western flair. So the food is fusion Middle East-Western. I went for a birthday party and the host had rented out the entire bar for the night. The room fits about 40 people comfortably, and the decoration is cozy. I'd definitely go back to hang out. But, Staunton is so spoiled for choices that it's a tough decision unless you feel you want a more Middle Eastern flair.

In fact, Souk is closed now and the telephone is transferred to th Sahara, supposed to be sister…read morerestaurant. I consequently went to Sahara. Noisy place, food is poor.

Best kebeb shop in hongkong ! Serve indian curry & biryani also, Certify Hallal resaurant !read more

We went to restaurant. Good value for money. Large choice of kebeb and salads They offer a Salads…read more, Biryani, and meat special . Children friendly I suppose if we arrived again and again,Very nice and careful service. Very helpful staff .superb shawarma kebeb Halal in hongkong

I met my husband here so I will always love this place. Very easy quick snack and drink when…read moreshopping in SOHO. My husband comes here 3-4x a week on his lunch break as it's an easy couple blocks up from central.

The first time I went to Beyrouth Bistro, the taste levels of what we had were decent. The attitude…read morelevels of who's probably the owner - higher. Today, when my usual to-go falafel place in Hong Kong was closed, I walked down a few more steps and ordered a falafel wrap takeaway. And I asked him to pack me a spicy sauce on the side. The taste levels of some of what I ate today - barf! Attitude levels - well. He asked me what kind of a sauce. I said spicy, AGAIN. Without reciprocating his attitude. He asked me again, what kind - yoghurt, garlic, chilli? I should've taken a moment there and ran! I don't remember eating spicy yoghurt dips at any Middle Eastern places I've been to, but I calmly responded chilli. The lady in the kitchen just brought the wrap out, and when the owner(?) reminded her of chilli sauce, she took that plastic squeeze bottle that looked like ketchup. I consoled my self saying they must know better than to use ketchup in a falafel wrap. Especially when I've asked for a chilli sauce. A grumpy child all the way back walking home and then I open my wrap to see what looks like ketchup, no kidding. It tastes like ketchup, no kidding. Even my five years old could taste that. No lining of hummus, a very dry wrap. Pre fried cold falafels. I rarely, rarely, rarely call back. And I'd paid cash so nothing to gain there, but ketchup, for Christ's sake! Calling the place, he calmly repeated again that it's just their chilli sauce and they don't add sugar. Yeah, he could be speaking the truth. He might be adding four specks of chilli flakes in the ketchup and call it their chilli sauce, so technically, he didn't add any sugar! Argh, Hong Kong! Is it safe to say, "Hong Kong, I cannot take it anymore." Photo on the blog.

Very good. Really like there selection of items as well: Tandoori Ribeye, Tandoori Tomahawk Lamb…read moreChops, Black Cardamom Karahi Oxtail, Sticky Toffee Pudding

Food 5.0/5.0 Service 4.0/5.0…read moreValue 2.0/5.0 Decor 3.5/5.0 Overall 5.0/5.0 Really great Punjabi food. Also really pricey. Seems like it's not as busy as it was pre-COVID. I can dream about that lamb chop. I'm very very stingy with the 5*s and I'm having giving this place one of 'em. Will come back.