This casual cafe or HK style cha chain teng is easily accessible through Shatin's New Town Plaza…read morePhase 3 or via Shatin Centre, thanks to the convenient footbridges that connect. The cafe is at the very corner of the third floor and can get busy during weekend brunch. Order via QR code on each table and the server will deliver food and drink once ready. Checkout via QR code or at the front counter with any digital payment or Octopus. The tables are all equipped with a sliding drawer loaded with extra silverware and napkins. The food and drinks were good and satisfying, though not especially spectacular. The beverages are your typical cafe offerings (milk tea, coffee, tea, Ovaltine, etc) but they have a few blended drinks to choose from too. The breakfast menu we enjoyed included instant noodles, steak and egg plates, toast, and macaroni soups. One of their most popular and unique items was the cheesy pineapple bun. It was alright but not cheesy enough in my opinion. The noodle soup was packed with flavor though and definitely something I'd come back for as it was quite comforting. Overall a comfortably casual spot that is never overly crowded (and you probably won't need to wait too long to be seated).

A relatively new addition to the restaurant row on Wharf Road, North Point…read more It's a modern version of the iconic HK Style Cafe, it's more Westernized with no trace of Chinese dishes here. Interior is cozy and relaxing, with various decorative props around the space, this makes the restaurant a bit more personalized and unique! (See photos for reference) Only tried their afternoon tea set, as a late afternoon treat. Shrimp Toast is crispy and done just right with a whole shrimp. The shrimp is bouncy and tasty, it also comes with a Crème brûlée with is a total surprise! Creamy and rich!! The other item is a grilled turkey sandwich, I find the filling a bit stingy. May not order next time. Service is friendly and fast, overall experience is positive! I wish them all the success, as it's now very very hard to maintain a business in Hong Kong as the commercial rental is out of control and is really affecting all these small businesses that really represents Hong Kong's entrepreneurial sprit!

Cute and modern cafe in the Moko shopping mall! We came around 10am and majority of the tables were…read morestill full from the breakfast rush. There was one person waiting ahead of us, but we were quickly seated at one of the booths overlooking the centralized atrium space. We used the QR code to order an iced caramel milk coffee and iced hazelnut coffee, both which were refreshing and caffeinated to fuel us for the rest of the shopping day! I also love their napkins "Call ______ for a good time!"

Cute view of the mall while you dine and nice ambiance. The food was decent but nothing too…read moreamazing. I got the salmon eggs and they were pretty runny but had a nice flavor. The croissant was very good. The peach tea was pretty tasty. My mom didn't eat her eggs because she hated them so runny. I was okay with them but I'm not a picky eater.

I never thought this day would come around that I gave a street stall a review, and then four…read morestars. I love this place. Located conveniently across the street from the Wanchai MTR, Exit A Lockhard Road, there is a 7-11 right across from it. They have different servings during the three periods of the day. And since it's a street stall with street snacks/food; it is really very cheap and cheery! -- The morning has your typical congee, street food (curry fish balls and other fried stuff) and fried vermicelli (2 variations: 1 is soy sauce based vegetarian, the other has ham). -- During mid-day, they will offer a lunch option with rice or noodles with an assortment of stir fry toppings. -- Evening/night snack is the morning stuff revamped... and you can also get these freshly made delish waffles with peanut butter, condensed milk and sugar topping. Simply the best here, others in Causeway Bay, Mongkok and TTS has not done a good job like Ada. When Ada was closed for 5 days during the Chinese New Year, I was really sad, so this place does really make you look forward to street snacks! So what if the ladies here (all ladies, my brother noticed and said that's probably why the food is so good) can be rudish when you appear you are not ready? That's HK street food style in general - don't waste my time and when you know I am there for you, and don't take it personal.

Ada is just round the corner from the Wan Chai Physical branch. It's a street food stall that sells…read morenoodles, grilled fish and meat, fried rice, fish balls, waffles, fresh juices and teas. It's conveniently located covering a full corner, just across the MTR Exit C, and the end of the 'red part' of Lockhart Road. They close at around 11pm so it's the place to grab something quick before or after a drink in Wan Chai. First time I saw the place I was walking towards Causeway Bay and it reminded me of the ones I had seen on the Kowloon side. I tried to think of similar places around this district, or the ones close by, and couldn't come up with any but the one on the corner close to Times Square. Ada is in fact one of those last street food stalls that remains in this area despite it being turned into big chains propriety for the most part. That's why it's unique. The food, as a proper street food 'restaurant' is nothing special but you know what you get. Actually, you see everything on display and even being cooked in front of your eyes. Appearance wise, I find it charming. Okay, it's a little run down, looks dirty and old but charming nevertheless. It's definitely not the place to have a snack every day and I wouldn't recommend it for its food, but I hope it will stay around for a long time and keep that part of Hong Kong spirit a little more alive.

Whilst on a business trip to HK I visited Zenon for dinner, and for breakfast. Firstly, a great…read morefriendly atmosphere - great customer service; you are made to feel welcome and looked after very well. The ambiance of Zenon is great - comfortable seating, air-conditioned, cool music. Then comes the food! Great value, amazing quality. At dinner I chose the homemade mushroom and truffle soup, which was amazing (and almost justifies a return trip to Hong Kong for that alone!). They have great selection of alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks, including cocktails. Apart from great quality, the food is presented really well. If you are visiting HK Central area, Zenon should be in your list to visit - highly recommended!!

Nice little coffee bar & restaurant. We just had a coffee so can't comment on the food. On the…read morepricier side as a tea plus latte cost almost HKD100. It was very good though. If you order coffee you must order from the counter & they will bring to you. Table service is strictly reserved for those eating.

Studio Caffeine is a great spot to get a well-made fry up/English breakfast in a few different…read morevarieties along with some strong espresso to wake yourself up. The restaurant is located right on Temple Street, easy to find. The inside is small, cozy, and clean, decorated in a rustic style with maybe 10 tables or so. When I arrived at about 10:30 AM on a Saturday there were several open tables, but by the time I left (a little after 11) the restaurant was full, so you may need to wait a bit if you arrive during rush times. The ordering process is order-at-the-counter style, with a staffer bringing your food and/or drinks when they're ready. Like many places in Hong Kong, Studio Caffeine does not seem to have drip coffee available, so if you're just a plain black coffee drinker like me, you'll have to be okay with an Americano or a shot of espresso. My Americano was pretty good, though not the best, but the prices here are extremely reasonable so no complaints. As mentioned, the English breakfast comes in a few different varieties. I went with the "Classic," which consists of scrambled eggs, baked beans, toast, bacon, pork sausage, and salad. Each item was very good (and again, excellent value for the price, though I would have liked to see maybe a little more protein and a little less lettuce) and I left the restaurant feeling full and satisfied. Overall, a fast and delicious experience at Studio Caffeine and I'd definitely recommend if you're looking for a fast western-style breakfast in the area.

Great coffee, great American bfast (more like British), but really good portions are huge. I could…read morehave shared it with my husband. Service was great because they kept bringing us great coffee. You have to order up front then they bring it to you. The people there are pleasant and chill.

I think this is my new favorite lunch spot in Kwun Tong. It's affordable, delicious, and provides…read moreexcellent service. A win! I'd walk past this place many times but never tried it out as it always seemed busy during the lunch hour. As chance would have it, a friend and I decided to meet up for lunch and we picked Cafeholic due to the proximity to our offices. When we arrived, there was already several parties waiting in line ahead of us. We received a number from the front desk and waited about 10 minutes before we were called for a table. The table setting is simple, with utensils in a small basket on the side and a stack of napkins (YES A RARITY IN HONG KONG), salt and pepper, and a tall bottle of mint water with water glasses. I love this as it eliminates the need to ask for refills of water in a busy restaurant (something I wish Tsui Wah would do too as flagging their servers is such a chore). After we made our lunch selections from their lunch set menu, two bowls of soup appeared in one minute. Ta da! I think it was cream of carrot. Hearty and filling, good for a cold winter day. Within 15 minutes, our mains were served - Deep fried chicken with Japanese curry and Omurice and a side salad. Wow. Presentation was good and portion size quite generous. The dressing for the side salad was good too! Not just your plain balsamic vinaigrette. I wanted more! This all for HK$79, with coffee/milk tea/lemon tea. My wallet and tummy are happy! Will be back to try the other items on the menu. They also have a la carte during dinner.

Western-style restaurants and cafes are everywhere in Kwun Tong, and The Base stands out in every…read moreaspect including presentation, decor, and YAY. FOOD. Not that I'm into western food FYI. But when Hong-Kongers want to treat themselves to, say, a birthday lunch, Chinese food is the last thing they want. The restaurant itself is sooooo beautiful. I instantly fell in love with the decor. Clean, modern and cozy! The large curvy wooden table is really elegant! Food presentation is also excellent. The highlight is clearly: #7 Australian grass-fed beef burger + bolognese with waffle potato fries $88. The beef is surprisingly (and extremely) thick! Like a REAL burger! oh em gee! The quality of the beef is really good, and they were able to cook it without losing its tenderness. How sad to see good quality beef ruined in the hands of Hong Kong chefs no offence. Luckily that doesn't happen here!! Others to note: - all-day-style breakfast is ok and very very filling. There's a tad too much sauce. - slow-cooked chicken shogayaki style $85 is unfortunately really small, because it's just chicken and vegetables. If you eat a lot, this is not for you. SNOBBY CANADIAN FOOD REVIEW: err the burger was really bland. The food was just ok. It's pretty tasteless but everything was cooked well. I think the missing ingredient is good seasoning. HK LOCAL REVIEW: The food is excellent!! It's the best Western food I've had in Kwun Tong. OVERALL We celebrated our CEO's birthday at this restaurant! We had 20 people that took up 75% of the restaurant. It's very small but, if you came for lunch on the day we were there, there's still a table for you! They serve single-origin coffee from Peru, if you're interested! I remember it's something like $45-50?