Our last lunch for this trip is a highly recommended turkish restaurant which was also packed…read moreduring our visit. Ordered the Lamb and Beef which are both well-seasoned. The flavors of this restaurant authentic and it's an interesting try if you are looking for diversed menu in the area.

When I'm in HK, I make sure I don't eat at the same restaurant twice. After all, there's so many…read morerestaurants and street food to sample. However, this is my 2nd time here in Instanbul Express. I guess you can say that it's one of my favorite healthy lunch eatery in here HK. I ordered their mix salad doner and Kabab before. And recently tried their fish and lamb. Everything taste great here. Loved the fish with yogurt. Service are fast and friendly. Ambiance is comfortable, clean and cool. For HK$80 per head (approx $10US), it's more than worth it. I also found my favorite Jeddal cheese here in their deli section. So happy I went back here again. And will most likely re-visit just before I leave.

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.

Nice local spot walking distance from all the TST hotels. Service friendly although one should…read morenot be in a particular hurry. I wasn't, and enjoyed my Mezze platter thoroughly. The lavash could have been a bit fresher but was delish nonetheless. The restaurant is on the 1st floor (ie 2nd floor to all of us westerners). Plenty for vegetarians and omnivores alike. Don't miss the lentil soup. Turkish tea is something nice to linger over. I'll return.

We had a nice deal with coupons at the restaurant, averaging to about $120@ for dinner. So this…read morevisit is really "Woohoo! As good as it gets!". The lentil soup was creamy but yet chewy. Awesome texture. Fish was good. Beef and Chicken Donor Kebab was nice, especially when they came with fries. The turkish tea was concentrated and I hope they could come with a larger cup. The surlac as dessert was equally tasty. I don't have much words to describe the food but I enjoyed them all. The service was nice. The waitress are observative. They notice we lack of one fork, in need of some spoons and plates for sharing, and they brought us all we want and need without us asking. Perfect.

Love all the food I order, bakkutdey pork soup, dried mince pork with sweet Kaya jam sandwich,…read moreBalan coconut drink and mandarin mint soda drink. They are all very delicious. The service is good. It is a casual restaurant under a tourist building. The only part is the washroom has to go to second floor .

A simple restaurant with not much space. Like most Hong Kong cafes and small restaurants, you won't…read morefind a very comfortable dining experience here, so come here for the food. This place specializes in Penang food. If you're looking for creamy coconut laksa, you wouldn't find it here; but if you also love the sour and spicy asam laksa like I do, theirs is wonderful and definitely a must try. We also tried the bakuteh, the silver noodles (claypot loh see fun), and some kaya toast. The bakuteh was well seasoned, while the silver noodles was really tasty, but could be a tad too oily for some folks. Stick to the noodles and savory dishes -- the kaya toast was just so so and there wasn't nearly enough kaya on it. They also do take out -- which is a great option if you're just looking for lunch.

Tiny hole in the wall close to the Mui Wo ferry pier. Surprisingly good fare... but don't look too…read moreclose at the kitchen! Opposite the ferry wharf and bus terminus at Mui Wo is a row of restaurants, starting at China Bear and Macdonald's, stretching along the street towards the Fusion supermarket. Turkish, Nepalese, Mexican... and middle eastern at the end at Kebab Korner. The menu is a mix of middle eastern and south Asian dishes. Vegetarian is available, and certificates of halal approval adorn the tiny walls. Tiny walls, tiny tables and tiny sheeshah too... during summer this is a great place to chill and snack after local exploration while waiting for the ferry home. For us as locals: it's a source of spicy and delicious salads at lunchtime and dinner. The salads are basically the fillings of kebabs turned out into a takeaway container: without the pita bread.

LOVELY! What a gem in the empty, cavernous Harbour Industrial Center (two blocks over from the…read moreoutlet shopping building Horizon Plaza). Having been out to Horizon Plaza to go shopping on occassion, I was aware that there are virtually no places to eat, sit , relax. On Yelp, I discovered Artichoke Canteen, bookmarked it and then had a plan for our shopping outing in Ap Lei Chau. In order to find, locate the entrance on Lee Lok Street. It appears to be residential or empty and it does feel a bit strange. The door man confirmed we were in the right spot and we took the elevators up to the 3rd floor. Hit the restroom you see when you get off the elevator if you need it, for although not a great restroom, it is the only one available to you. You continue to walk down the large, cement open hallways and think you are certainly in the wrong place, when at the end of the hallway you discover Artichoke Canteen. Open for about 3 years now and catering to many weddings, corporate events, fashion shows, birthday party dinners, large groups, art shows, etc, they do serve lunch and dinner. When we walked in, we felt like we had walked into someone's personal home and kitchen space in their funky urban warehouse loft. Very open, lots of light, extremely kind staff...it is a great, casual space. They have a great big outdoor patio as well. Big wooden farm tables, mis matched chairs and table vases, open window to see what is going on in the kitchen. The menu has a heavy vegetarian feel and Italian influences, but includes wood oven pizzas, pasta, salads, seafood and chicken. Everything is homemade, fresh, quality ingredients, made with care for serving healthy stuff. They have pea soup which is a specialty! We enjoyed their soup of the day, which was a fresh mushroom and potatoe. So delicious, absolutely fresh and tasted like the earth of where the mushrooms grew! We also shared the paella, made with saffrom that comes straight from Turkey. It was superb! Washed down with a freshly pressed 5 vegetable juice, we had a lovely little lunch at the Artichoke Cafe. The staff and owners could not have been more friendly, welcoming and gracious. We felt so welcome and comfortable in this little gem of a spot for our quiet little lunch. We will absolutley return every time we are over here shopping at Horizon Plaza.

Good pork steak! What a pleasant surprise! The artichoke salad is also good! Nice and comfy…read morerestaurant in an industrial building

After a crazy night in LKF this place will always be my go to!…read more Value for money, hefty serving and fast service! 27 Kebab house will always stand out. Very limited seats but you can sit anywhere at the side walk, by the stairs and if you're lucky you'll get premium seats by the store.

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.

The food and presentation are great: we ordered the Gado-Gado, Ikan Bakar (fish), Nasi Goreng,…read moreKwaytiew Goreng Babi, and for dessert the mango sticky rice. I'm not an expert on Indonesian food but I think I would prefer the Malay version of these dishes. None of them really stood out of me, but it was still a solid meal. The lighting is quite dim, which takes a little getting used to. Price-wise, not cheap, as you are in Sheung Wan. But you can be sure, you're paying for quality.

After getting a foot massage at Ten Feet Tall in this building, my husband and I wanted to eat at…read moreone of the many restaurants in this building. On a crap shoot, we choose Indonesian Restaurant 1968. Walking in around 6:45pm on a Saturday without a reservation, they were able to seat us, but the place had filled up within the hour (with a lot of groups too, for this place would be good for groups). We were sat quickly, order taken and before we knew it, food was in front of us. We felt the delivery of food was super fast (a good sign that this place would be a good lunch spot too). The space is vintage, low lit, comfortable, woods, open kitchen. Some high top tables, mostly regular tables, the rooms flowed pretty good and had a good vibe. Staff was welcoming, efficient, on it. We enjoyed pineapple fried rice, tofu, some curry and a fish. I do not eat meat and in addition to a vegetarian menu (you have to ask for it), there were plenty of options. Food was served fast, hot, good quality and tasty. Although nothing culinarily off the charts going on here, I found this place good and would go back. Maybe warrants 3.5 stars if I had to get specific, but for purposes of kind of a rustic cool factor going on here, they get 4 star.