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Café Landmark

3.5 (25 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Classy
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Mary C.

Even before we were seated, I was already asked of we can finish by 6 p.m. It was only 4:20 p.m. And we already told the hostess that we only wanted coffee. Cappuccino was good. Tiramisu was just okay.

Joanna H.

Cafe Landmark is a must for me every time I visit Hong Kong. I love the location and how the design of the cafe is open in the atrium of the mall. Who doesn't like shopping and high tea? Their food and drinks are not extraordinary, but it's a fun experience to high tea in the open atrium of a well-kept mall. The food is always nicely presented. Can't wait to come back to try more items on the menu!

12-20-2016 Pastry selection - pretty, but nothing extraordinary
Stephanie C.

Café Landmark is worth visiting for the LOCATION + ATMOSPHERE, but there's almost always a small wait! This café is situated perfectly in the middle of The Landmark shopping mall. When I was there last week, Christmas decorations at the mall were out in full force, and we got to enjoy them while sipping on some drinks at Café Landmark :) I've only ever been here for high tea, so I can't speak for the quality of the actual food items here. Their pastries and drink items are good, but nothing memorable. Honestly, my parents and I like coming here to snap some pics, and the fact that there's food is just a bonus!! I saw a lot of people ordering the lobster linguine - must try that next time I'm around.

Jenny L.

We come here every time we visit HK for high tea in the afternoon. They always have something new and they are pretty good. This time's special was the real mini pineapple bun with HK milk tea, the bun was crispy on the outer layer with real pineapple as the filling. I like it that it's mini, not as sickening. Their HK milk tea was bitter, but their hazelnut latte was amazinggggg. We also got the fruit juice that's very standard

Janet L.

There is always a long line at the cafe landmark. There is a good reason for this. Located in the heart of central, cafe landmark provides nice tea set lunches in the middle of the vast mall overlooking the ground floor inside landmark. Business lunches are often conducted here, you'll see men in suits talking numbers over some wine and moms with their children grabbing a bite to eat after presumably a day of shopping. Whenever I come here I always order the lobster pasta. I don't normally have a usual to order at a restaurant. I like to try out various dishes but at the cafe landmark it's always the same. Ever since I was a little girl, the lobster pasta has enraptured my taste buds so vividly that I don't have the desire to order anything else. I always, by default, without even looking at the menu order this dish. Consistency is something that should be recognised at this place. Ordering the same dish has never disappointed me. Furthermore, I've tried many variations of lobster pasta. Home made and at restaurants. Nothing comes close to the one served here. Try it and you'll know what I mean :)

Al E.

Positives Negatives Water served but the outside of the glass was wet Seating was comfortable but the supervisor Angela put a time limit to how long you can sit for.. 60 Minutes and counting... Bread was very processed, not very nice Chicken is bony and very small size

Stefani U.

Cafe landmark is located in Central Hong Kong. The food is really great. But the only bad thing is that sometimes they don't allow reservations because its Christmas holidays. Me and my family have to wait for an hour just for 1 special meal which is lobster linguini. Its a really good pasta dish. But when I ordered lamb rack. It isn't good as I expected to be... the chilean seabass is good it isn't bad at all... the avocado salad is good-I'm not really a fan of avocado so I didn't really like it. But my parents enjoyed it. The lobster bisque is good. I really suggest you to go here is cafe landmark!

Anchisa P.

Popular Western restaurant located right in the middle of Landmark. They are known for the signature lobster pasta, which serves a large chunk of lobster with well-cooked pasta. The pasta was a bit too soft/soggy for my taste but regardless, this is a very good dish. Other seafood items e.g. fish are also quite good but not as standout as the lobster pasta.

Homar M.

Good food and our waiter was a good lad, I would have given it a 5 star but the front desk lady staff named "Be" was terribly rude and un-accomadating. Very very rude so much that it ruined our dining experience. We felt treated with disrespect and racism.

Fancy jars of honey and jam for brunch.
Monica K.

Came here for brunch with my family. The setting is nice, especially on a sunny day when the sun shines through the glass roof. For brunch, most meals include juice, bread and coffee/tea.

Café Landmark's lobster linguine is sublime. The pasta is rich, creamy, and decadent. The lobster has a fantastic flavor. I've returned to Café Landmark almost annually for a handful of years now, and each time I've been unable to resist ordering the lobster linguine. During my most recent visit, I ordered the French onion soup, lobster linguine, and chocolate soufflé (which required a wait time of 20 minutes for us). The French onion soup had a great flavor, but I would recommend adding more cheese. The chocolate soufflé was fun to share, but I wouldn't order it again because I found the cake to be too hard on the outside. Undeterred, I will return as always for the lobster linguine if nothing else. Note: make a reservation unless you plan to go during tea-time between the lunch and dinner rush!

A great place to meet friends for lunch in Central
Larry C.

Every time when we are visiting Hong Kong, we would make an effort to come here for either lunch or dinner, today the tradition continues, I ordered their set Lunch for $300, I have chosen Matauzaka beef salad as my appetizer and for entree I had the Seafood Pasta, it also comes with either tea or coffee, my Daughter had the Lobster Pasta $280, everything was perfect .

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Great Tea Set. Great Food. Great Service. Great Service From Anson. Great Sitting. Great Everything.

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“The lobster pasta has a very creamy and flavourful sauce, which makes this dish rich in flavour as well.”

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