Doing grocery shopping at this clean and well stocked supermarket might not be the most authentic…read moreexperience compares to the wet market a few blocks away. But on a humid hot summer afternoon, I enjoyed shopping here a lot more! Items from around the World! I didn't know "Canadian" pork is a delicacy until shopping here. I guess I would eat more when I am back in Toronto. Carrots from Japan. Cucumber from Korea. And all the sundries from all the "exotic" places. They also has a meat counter and fresh seafood area where you can get live seafood. My sister ended up getting this HKD$200 whole chicken that supposed to be raised locally free range and just slaughtered in the morning. Fancy place to shop. Luckily they do also carry some normal day to day items.

The fusion was recently renovated and has been rebranded as a more upscale supermarket, "food le…read moreparc." I would say it is still a notch below a City Super and more in line with a Jason's type of market. This place is really popular for the lunch crowd as eating options in the area don't meet the demand. They expanded the made to order and hot food, which now includes a more international selection. In addition to the salad bar you can have Korean, Japanese, Chinese and South East Asian options. None of these are particularly good, but are prices below the restaurants outside and taste is ok. The salad bar is still the best option here and is one of the few places in the area where you can get a salad. The supermarket overall is quite good. Pricing is on the high side but it has a good selection of produce, meat, seafood and international products. The alcohol, chocolate, and snacks section has really expanded since the remodel.

This review is NOT for the specific CitySuper location / store..It's rather to CitySuper Corporate…read more I was contacted via a call from supposedly CS @CitySuper to conduct a focus group / survey. Call was received after 2pm on a Friday, but I was in a meeting and couldn't return a call until later in the day, but unfortunately their office was closed (after 5pm). So I returned them a call first thing the following Monday. Well was told my spot was given to another person. This is the way CitySuper does it's business, treating customers like consumerables. Absolutely rubbish! Poorly Managed. Never ever happened when we were living in another country where Customer Service was a priority...Here, forget it..it's all about TIME AND $$$$. Totally lost interests and trust on this garbage. Management sux

Be vigilant if you decide to place an online order with citysuper. In our case, over a third of our…read moreitems did not turn up - there was no prior notice and the missing items were only refunded when we queried. Appalling customer service.

Good cappuccino. Check. Good service. Check. Reasonable prices. Check…read more I've been here a few times and find that it's simple, straightforward, and good! No complaints here!

Ohhhhhhhh yesssssss... Yummy coffee! I'm not sure where the…read morecoffee comes from but it definitely hit the tastebuds in the right place. It's a cozy place so Lunch time is crowded. No wifi so can't do work here...

First time venturing out to the reconstructing Wan Chai Ferry Pier made it a hard one to find…read more After reaching the gateway to the ferry, Yamataka is situated right above it. The Hong Kong tsukiji or fish market is unique and a gem to the city's culinary culture. With a marketplace as its entrance, casual seating in the following section, then more formal sit down dining as the last section which gives view of both water and city. Sourcing select seafood from Japan and some other parts of the world, the live seafood and made to order dishes are superior in quality and fresh. The price is very reasonable and I only wish that I was able to frequent this place during my stay in Hong Kong. The retail market items are more costly than some other Japanese marts but the selection is also on par, offering Japanese products, fruits, drinks, and pre-packaged sushi and sashimi. There are hot food counters serving lobster rolls, foie gras, grilled seafood, meats and veggies. The sit down area is separated into two locations, one for only donburi and the other mainly sushi and sashimi. We were told that we could purchase anything throughout the front areas and bring it inside too. The seafood selection is amazing and the atmosphere is very attractive. We ended up at the very back where the best views were and the seafood proved to be top notch. The lunch specials include a soup, salad, and tea. The a-la-carte menu was also irresistible, so we had shared a few things here and there. Not only did the fish we ordered surprise my palate but also left my stomach satisfied. To end the experience on a sweet note, we decided to order the raindrop cake before leaving the fish market. While it wasn't as jiggly or tasty as I thought it would be, the subtle sweet flavor from the sugary syrup over the raindrop-esque blob was interesting to say the least. It is very similar to agar agar or a more solid jelly. Whatever the case, that's not on my list to try again but definitely Instagram worthy. I'm still dreaming of the fish from the market and will come back again when I get the opportunity.

If there is a rating of 10/5 I would give it a 10 . This was a complete surprise . We just wanted…read moreto experience the star ferry ride and then we found this gem neatly situated at the upper level of the star ferry pier station. As u enter , You will see different stalls that looked like a grocery . There are some restaurants offering seafood as well . We went further in the back and ended up getting the best view , we were seated at the very back with the ocean background . The waitress was super helpful to answer all my questions and recommended us the ones that would fit our needs . So we ordered everything we think that's good . Everyone gets their order whatever they're comfortable with . I'm so glad there's something at least my son would eat . So everybody is happy to order they want. Then the food came . Everyone loved what they're tasting. I thought the lobster was pale and so as the shrimp , but when we started to taste everything in the seafood platter, we were blown away . It literally looked so atypical shrimp / lobster made. Usually they cook it with butter and it's shiny and red. But this one looked that it wasn't cooked properly at all. But then I realized I was in a Japanese restaurant, they prepare seafood differently. I mean it's sweet, succulent, tasted fresh, it taste like it was just blanched but prepared perfectly. When we taste one particular dish everyone would say " oh my God, this is sooo good". I cannot express enough how good the food was. This by far is the best lobster and shrimp I ever had in my life. Everything is literally awesome . Now about the restaurant . The place is so clean , the staff are attentive and recommended some . I mean I cannot really make any negative comments in this restaurant . I found out in Hong Kong they don't charge u for tax . Which is even more awesome . For a party of 9 , we paid only $219 in USD and with all those yummy food I could've paid even more if it's here in US . I definitely recommend this restaurant . I think it's busy on dinner time . But u may come in anything . More power to u . I will definitely come back when I visit Hong Kong.

This is probably the biggest supermarket in the kennedy town area, with a large selection of…read moregroceries, including a more "western" selection and some organic produce. The fresh fruit and veggies tend to be fresher, presumably due to a higher turnover.

HLS is my favorite place to drop by to get a drink to go. I only order at the front and get one of…read morethe variations of mango drinks. I once went inside and sat at a table but their menu inside is strangely different than the menu up front. If you are like me and only care about the drinks and not the desserts, then just order up front and take it to go. TIP: There are a lot of these shops everywhere so you aren't limited to just this one.

Hui Lau Shan has probably been on my bucket list for about 7-8 years now, at a time when I was…read more"planning" my next trip...which would happen in another 7 years. When the whole mango sago trend started to hit the U.S. market (at around the same time) and a HLS opened in NYC, I was not all that impressed. More than often, I'd get overriped mangos topped over mediocre puree that tasted like a bad mix of cheap mango juice blended with some more overriped mangos and loads of sugar. This place has been sitting in my Yelp bookmarks for a loooong time and it was the closest thing I knew of when I was searching for something nice and cold in the area to cool off the sweat I was drenched in from April humidity. I got the Mango & Coconut Juice with Harsmar Jelly drink. I honestly didn't think it was spectacular or anything--if anything, it tasted like the crappy ones I can get at the HLS back home. A bit pricey for a drink (HKD $27) for Hong Kong standards...but standard pricing for the area. I also had the Mango & Aloe Jelly drink at the HLS in TST and it was also below average. Heavy and just overall sugar-loaded. I might've had anticipated too much and ended up disappointed, but I have also heard that the quality of HLS has deteriorated in the last few years. We don't have many drink variations at the mango places in NYC, but I honestly don't care for them now that I've tried a few different drinks. HLS is definitely more expensive in the busier parts of HK--I found the prices to be significantly cheaper as you go out further away. Might actually be worth paying the lower price and a trip to eat better-quality food.

Wellcome is a big chain in HK and they have stores all over the city. There's really not much to…read moredislike about this particular location. It is opened 24 hours so it was convenient for us who were visiting HK, staying at the hotel next door who needed some food and medicine at the middle of the night. They have a good selections of products at a very affordable price. Service was ok. The lady patiently answered our questions about some products while she was busy stacking the shelves. The only thing is it's always crowded because of its central location so sometimes there could be lines. But it's Hong Kong it's crowded everywhere you go anyway.

Wtf a supermarket review? Yeah, I know. That's how I feel too. But I am an emotional creature and…read morewhenever something makes me mad, like other emotional millenials, I go online and complain about it. So this is a Wellcome. One of the hundreds in Hong Kong. I can't really compare it to other supermarkets here because frankly, I haven't been to any. However, I will base it on three factors that I believed to be universal truths about supermarkets: 1) Supermarkets are convenient. 2) Supermarkets have a lot of stuff. 3) Supermarkets are efficient. 1) Supermarkets are convenient - Check. This particular Wellcome is conveniently placed down the street from the Causeway Bay MTR, a little further down the street from a ton of buses, and a taxi queue is right outside. Easy to find and open 24 hours a day! 2) Supermarkets have a lot of stuff - Check. This is a very big Wellcome and it indeed, has a lot of stuff. Great one stop shop for all your reasonably priced grocery and prepped food needs, like sushi that goes on discount after 6ish. They've also got a household items section near the back in case the sole falls off your cheap ass shoe at 2AM and you need super glue stat. 3) Supermarkets are efficient - NO. NOT CHECK. How is it that at 6pm on a weekday, when the amount of shoppers is at an all time high, half the counters are closed? And how is it that the cashiers can see lines stretching almost all the way to the back, and they're still scanning items at the most leisurely pace possible? HOW IS IT THAT I CAN SPEND 2 MINS PICKING OUT MY DISCOUNT SUSHI AND 40 MINS IN LINE TO PAY FOR IT. I have never NOT had to wait at least 20 mins in line at this location. Word of advice, never buy anything that can melt for it will melt while you're in line. Warning: social rant ahead. Hong Kong, being the country with the worst income gap in the developed world, pays workers like cashiers absolute shit. It is highly unfortunate. I do not blame the old ladies working the register for their chill attitude in such a shitty job that pays shitty wages. I might do the same. I BLAME CAPITALISM. I BLAME THE GREED BEHIND A MANAGER'S DECISION TO CLOSE 3/6 COUNTERS ON A BUSY NIGHT. I BLAME THE CORPORATE CULTURE OF SCREWING A CONSUMER BY OFFERING SHIT TRAINING, SHIT WAGES, AND CREATING A SHIT USER EXPERIENCE. YOU SUCK WELLCOME. 9/10 times, I leave extremely angry. The 10th time is at 10pm when the place is significantly less busy. I hate that you just don't care at all. I hate that you've indirectly or directly instilled the "I don't give a fuck" attitude with your people. I hate you, but I'll be back because of your stupid reasonably priced food. Fuck. (36/100) - 2017

Clean, sharp and well stocked. This place is more "pharmacy" oriented then your typical 7-eleven…read morebut, you can still find a bottle of water. In the end there if there is not 24 different gums, just 3 it just makes the picking process easier. Right?

This manning's is better than most. They really take the time to help you find what you are looking…read morefor. I buy a lot of things here to bring home to Toronto. The quality is good and the prices are amazing. Some stores in Causeway Bay are less friendly or patient.