By far the best meal I had in HK in the week+ I was vacationing. My SIL had done the legwork of…read moretracking down the correct contact and booking the dinner with no listed website. The directions to get to the boat where we would be eating was both vague and intriguing. The taxi / uber will drop you off at Typhoon Shelter Causeway. After you pass the neon sign and find bus stop 110, go towards the water. Where there's a dozen+ steps is where a boat will come to pick you up and take you to the boat where you will be eating. When we got there no one else was there but it got busier. If you book out the entire boat / have a large enough party...you will not have to share the boat. Amazing view of Victoria Bay and the neon lights and skyscrapers. Very little rockiness from the water. The most difficult part was using the bathroom & having to scoop water from the bay to force flush the toilet. My brother came over to make sure I didn't fall out of the window & my kids were laughing. 5/5 hilarious core moment 1) Steamed prawns and snails: prawns were perfectly cooked and lightly seasoned. Snails just seemed boiled and had no seasoning; pass. 2) Gizzards & cold chicken appetizer: tasty but nothing to write home to. 3) Roast Duck: Skin was not crisp but the flavor was there. 4) Garlic clams: savory, flavorful, tender and fresh! 5) Razor clams with glass noodles: loads of garlic, pre-scooped out clams and savory noodles. My favorite dish. 6) Chow mein: a wonderful surprise to what I thought would just be filler for the kids. So flavorful, generously portioned, and nice chewy noodles 7) Lobster & noodles: sauce translated to "cheesy" but did not taste like cheese, was a thick almost cream sauce. Came with cracker / claws which was great for the kids. Meaty lobster, perfectly cooked. 8) River shrimp: translates to "pee shrimp" and were cut down the middle to get the shrimp out. These were my husband's favorite. A mix of lobster x shrimp that was the size of my 10 y/o's face. 9) Garlic fried crab: crunchy garlic bits were the best, I had a hard time eating the crab even with the cracker / claws to help. 10/10 would recommend. One of a kind experience!!

One of the last, if not the last, of the sampan boat style dinners, Shun Kee seafood offers a…read moredining experience that is both tasty and memorable. It's important to note that Shun Kee isn't a 1-click reservation experience. It's highly recommended to use Whatsapp to contact them and reserve. There is no website as well. Once your time comes, you'll need to head to a specific set of stairs down from the dockside on the harbour, right next to a pedestrian bridge. The location on Google Maps is called "Shun Kee Typhoon Shelter Seafood". A boat will come to pick you up and take you to the sampan boats in the harbour, which will be your dining room. The food there is fresh, tasty, and plentiful. It really tastes and feels like you're sitting in someone's kitchen, getting meals prepared by a friend's auntie. The boats do move in the water (obviously) so be sure you're ok with some light rocking.

Cool little tea shop that serves tea drinks with steamed milk or brewed specialty tea. If you come…read morehere don't pass up the pastries. I found the baked goods to be really good. The tea drinks were good also but are on the expensive side where a beverage is around 60 hkd. Definitely a good place for an afternoon tea. Baked goods: 4.5 stars Tea: 3.75 stars Value: 3 stars Environment: 4 stars Overall: 4 stars Recommendations: fog scone, chiffon cake

Great brunch!! Totally vibed with the area, and a change of scene from the normal cha chan tangs i…read morehad be frequenting on my hk trip. Was served three ricotta pancakes ($118 hkd) with blueberries, syrup and bananas. Although the portion was small, the fluffiness of the pancake and light sweetness of the syrup made the dish de-lish! If you go before 11am on mon-fri you get a choice of one of four drinks- i opted for the lemon tea with charred lemons (makes a big difference!!). They also had mint infused water near the bar area, and a separate two floor area for seating, accessible by walking out and around the left corner into a separate below space. Mason jar lights dangle from the ceiling and a light teal wall and yellow flowers brightens the room. My friend and I sat here for a little over an hour sketching the space. They give you a buzzer that beeps when ur food is ready for pick up- my pancakes took around 20 min, as there was a group of 5 in front of me. The bathrooms clean, the service is good, and their playlist is indie coffeehouse! Not crowded on a Monday around 10. A great place!

This is one of the more popular hot pot places in the Nathan area. Prices are very reasonable. It's…read moreall you can eat with unlimited can drinks for about $20US. It's located at the Chuang's London Plaza, but I can't remember what floor. We ordered two broths, the satay and tomato. They were both savory without being spicy. The ingredients that we chose and that they brought out were extremely fresh. I kept ordering the head on fresh shrimp. The two other items I enjoyed were the fishcake with cheese filling and fishcake with tobiko filling. They had a variety of canned drinks that you could help yourself to. OMG, they had this one drink called Milkis. It was a milk soda and I drank around five cans. I've never tasted soda so good in my life. I wish they had it here. The only thing that I didn't like about this place was their dipping sauces. Hot pot places tend to have a plethora of dipping sauces. This place only had two: peanut butter and satay. I mixed the two and it was kind of gross.

Very busy on a Sunday night at 7:30pm. AYCE for around $20USD. Good food, good variety, quick…read moreservice. Cheap beer at 3 cans of Heineken for $18HKD I would go back

As good as fish and chips get in HK…read more We had the signature fish and chips, the fish bite and chips and the truffle oil chips with honey dip. The customers were a demanding bunch of expat brats and their gweilo parents. All the dishes were served fresh and hot. The fish bites were the biggest surprise: light and crispy batter with real fish pieces. Highly recommended. We went for a Gweilo IPA (how ironic). The staff were very thoughtful, offering to serve the freshly cracked beer when the fish arrived - or immediately after ordering, if preferred. Consumed this feast on the steps between piers 6 and 7 facing Kowloon. Doesn't get much simpler - or better.

Decided to have lunch at the pier because the weather was so good. Went for the original fish and…read morechips, food took around 10 minutes to be ready. Fish was very good, they actually use a whole fish, the inside was tender and flaky while the outside did not have too much deep fried batter like at some places. Fries were decent Next time I'll match it with some of their craft beers too!

Came here for their afternoon tea to enjoy the spectacular view from 103rd floor. Got a table with…read moreexcellent view and comfortable chairs. The restaurant is relatively elegant and provides a nice and quiet environment for guests to enjoy their conversations with great privacy. The afternoon tea set came in a nice box with two drawers, one with savory items while the other with desserts. Food was decent but nothing extraordinary, and it came with a hefty price tag! Service was good and professional. We were lucky that the view was great that day with fair weather.

Today is my first time having lunch at Cafe 103 at the Ritz Carlton. We picked this restaurant for…read moreits view, but unfortunately, today is not the case. It was cloudy and raining. All we saw was a white cloud and white clouds. However, the food and service made up this disappointment. Our server offers excellent service and lets us feel welcome. The food was excellent and full of choices. The Chinese soup it offered was delicious. The BBQ pork and roast duck were tasty. Shasimi was fresh and tasty, and the Italian cuisine it offers is tasty as well. I almost forgot to mention that the dessert choices were excellent as well.

Port is located at Knutsford Terrace in Tsim Sha Tsui. Once you walk up the hill to Knutsford, Port…read moreis almost the first place you see. I've visited Port twice. Once for happy hour and once during regular hours. I ordered the älska pear lychee cider. I had älska at another var before and it has quickly become my all my time favorite cider. When I saw the cider at Port, I knew I had to go in for a drink! The cider is $60 during happy hour and $100 during regular hours. Port is mainly a place for you to go with friends. I don't think youll necessarily meet anyone there unless you are putting in the extra effort. Some people there were having dinner and others were just there for a drink. The crowd was pretty mixed. I noticed last night that they actually have a DJ inside! The music was alright, but not something you'd come out if your way for. Great bar! Love the cider.

Great place for bao and dim sum…read more So lucky to visit this local gem with Jacky from This Is Asia Tours on our Hong Like A Local City Tour. So nice to be able to sample treats that met our dietary restrictions, i.e. no pork, no shellfish. Loved the large selection of vegetarian options. The assorted vegetable crystal dumplings were so pretty and so delicious. Lots of choices for buns like sweet potato or taro paste. The steamed rice with chicken and Chinese mushrooms was also tasty. Our friends enjoyed their dumplings. Add some cold Hong Kong Milk Tea for a perfect snack while exploring the markets around Mong Kok.

Not gonna lie, I like this place for a quick meal. It's a chain but $HKD32 for a plate of meat,…read morerice and dim sum is good and fast. The place is clean and their options are pretty good. I recommend going here as a takeout since there really isn't any seating. The food came out after a minute. Dim sum was on point, and the meal was filling. Next door had buns as well so there's a lot of options that compliment your lunch here. Other than that, solid place for quick eats.

Amazing view (both day and night) but the food and drinks were not that impressive. I'd still…read morerecommend this place, as it's a pleasant spot with comfortable seating, great view and friendly staff - just don't have high expectations on the food.

This review is purely based on my experience at the bar and rooftop area…read more Sevva is fairly upscale, yet casual rooftop bar located in Central District. The views from above are excellent! On one side you can see the beautiful harbor, while on the other side you get to see the skyscrapers of Hong Kong. Additionally, the atmosphere is laid back and relaxing, which I highly enjoyed. As for the drinks and snacks, it seems limited and a bit overpriced. However, you have to keep in mind you are mainly paying for the view. Service wise, it was attentive and friendly. Overall, this isn't the best rooftop bar in Hong Kong, but the views are nice and worth the visit if you are in the area and have time to kill.