While in Hong Kong to visit friends, we made a trip to the Mo Bar in the Mandarin hotel. It was a…read moredramatic change from some of the simpler local fare I tried earlier. We were there early, so the service was good and we were seated pretty quickly. The decor was modern and upscale as you would expect from a Mandarin hotel. Definitely a nice spot to try if you're looking for a swanky night out.

Sometimes I just like to pretend I am one of the rich ladies and have a drink inside business in…read moreLandmark and Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Mo Bar is a Cafe in the newer wing of Mandarin Oriental Hotel and right inside Landmark. So I was like yes when he suggested we came here for a drink and dessert. It might be because it was Easter Holiday, the Cafe was not too busy. They did have have live DJ bashing the music so loud that I could barely think. My drink was ok but I prefer the rooftop bar at the Older Wing of Mandarin Oriental Hotel a lot more. New York Cheesecake was just boring with the plating and the taste. Canele ($15) was dried and hard. Rose Petal ($138) Belvedere Vodkas, Lychee Liqueur, Rose Syrup, Lychee was pretty in pink but boring. The decor though was really nice and pastel. I love all these open space. Service was slow and our wait staff seemed to be quite untrained for a Cafe in a 4 star+ hotel. I did expect more professionalism. Will I be back?? Probably not. There are a lot better and interesting cafes in the area.

There were no other customers at the bar. The service staff were very unwelcoming. We got there for…read morehappy hour but she still charged us full price. When we brought it to her attention she laughed and said sorry she had already rang it up. They charge you a 10% gratuity. The wine was subpar! Do not go to this place.

View is absolutely gorgeous, good luck trying to find a seat next to the railing. Price was…read moreridiculous, 178HKD for cocktail, thats almost like NYC. Located on 30F of iSquare. I estimated 1/3 of the patrons were English speakers with ANZEC accents. There are tables inside for drinks, but everyone went out to the roof top terrace for the Victoria harbor view. You have to order drinks first at the bar before they let you onto the terrace.

If you have any spot to hit up for some damn good crafted cocktails, let it be Common Room. Come…read moreduring HH for a good buck for your buck on their tasty drinks! Service has always been quick and they are much more attentive than other bars around LKF. I suggest just sitting at the bar if you're here during HH time. The food is what you'd expect from a gastropub. Rich, heavy and full of grease. Portions aren't particular huge but if you order enough amongst everyone, there will be plenty of share. Their dessert selection isn't too shabby either! Even if you're here just for drinks and aren't too hungry, I suggest at least trying their mac 'n cheese! At least it'll help you soak in the alcohol so you won't end up too buzzed (or turn too red, like myself).

It was an interesting enough spot in LKF but we weren't overall impressed with the drink service,…read moreit was slow and they forgot several drinks... they had something of a decent bar menu but all the beers were imports which was a shame considering I wouldn't have gone to this bar to drink Japanese beers. The place is full of ex-pats so you can expect to pay inflated prices for everything. The other part that I didn't like was the table sitting behind me was smoking cigarettes the entire time we sat there so when we left I ended up smelling like an ashtray... not impressed!

Had breakfast here every day during my stay at Hyatt Regency. The service is amazing and tips…read morearen't customary, so they truly just strive for great service and customer experience. The restaurant is at the top floor 23, so it offers great views of Victoria Harbor. There was a good selection of buffet options and a few made-to-order selections that were good and came out quick as well. It's a little pricy if you pay out of pocket, but it was included as part of our stay. I'd still recommend trying out this restaurant or maybe for a nightcap, I saw some drink specials, even if you weren't staying at the hotel.

Came here a few times during my stay in Hong Kong because - look at that view!!! Didn't get to try…read morethe food but the cocktails are delicious! Staff and nice but note that they do close at 11pm.

Alibi Bar Lounge inside the Cordis Hotel in Hong Kong, Mong Kok district. Full bar offerings and…read morewine selection. We didn't order any food but they have a menu of items to order. Glad to be able to rest after several days walking the major districts in Kowloon, Central and Causeway Bay. Day trips to HK Disney and Macau. Specialty drinks a bit on the small side thus the 4 stars. Ambiance and service are 5 stars. We arrived at 3:30 but alcoholic drinks are not served until 5. But they accommodated us when the bartender arrived at 4:00 so we were happy. Wish we could visit again but we are leaving tomorrow.

Came here for happy hour . Happy hour prices are still…read morepretty expensive. Oysters, fries, crispy wontons all super solid. Took them 30 minutes to make 2 cocktails !!! Wth ! Cocktails way after food ? No mas Happy hour not so happy

Wagyu is a place that is just solid. Everything I've had here has been pretty good. It's not the…read morebest food in the world but definitely a cut above the rest. I had their sirloin which was cooked just how I wanted it, and it was served with rocket, mushrooms, tomatoes and potatoes. The set lunch is also served with dessert and coffee / tea. I had blueberry cheesecake a la mode which was delicious, and I loved that it was served with french vanilla ice cream instead of just regular vanilla. I also think that their set lunches aren't particularly expensive and their service is good. The atmosphere is nice and I love the big windows that overlook Wyndham street. There is also a bar area that opens to the street.

I always have a problem choosing where to dine in Central. Is that just me or most people share the…read moresame problem? There are just way too many restaurants in Central! (Not complaining, though) However, there is a restaurant that steals my heart. Wagyu, under Castelo Concept is one of my usual dining spots. It's nothing too fancy and you can get different types of food, like salad, pizza, pasta and steak, of course. What is not to love? You may find me there once a week, or even more. What make it stand out from the crowd are their quality food, reasonable prices and friendly staffs. I don't mind going back all the time even there are a lot of other choices in the hood. My top pick is their Cha Cha Char pizza, which is a delicious tomato base margherita pizza topped with a crazy amount of tender Wagyu beef strips, bundy rum glazed onions and cherry tomatoes. I have recommended it to a lot of people and literally every one loves it. It's simple but features an explosion of scrumptious flavors. I'm already drooling just by mentioning it. Beside, their venue is quite huge when considering it's located in the bustling area of Central. I think it's great for both small group dinner and big dinner party. I actually celebrated my birthday here this year and it was amazing, with great food and lovely venue. I genuinely love this place, that's it.

I've been travelling to and from Hong Kong for as long as I can remember, and the Peak Cafe Bar is…read moreone of the only places I can recall that remains the same in an ever changing landscape of food and drink in Hong Kong. When I think ahead of where I always want to visit in my downtime the Peak Cafe Bar is always top of the agenda. The atmosphere and decor is fabulous! It's a modern take on Art Deco with a Chinese twist. The detailing on the furniture has been really thought about, and it's the little details that makes this place really stand out from the crowd. The only thing that might let this place down (only slightly!) is the food is a bit hit and miss; sometimes I have a beautiful meal here, but other times like today the food is a bit below standard. I would give the steak sandwich a miss. A most iconic haunt to visit on the island.

Peak Cafe is absolutely my favourite place at Christmas. It makes such a good mulled wine and I…read morelove the chatty atmosphere. The food is okay, not the greatest but not the worst. It's definitely a must do at Christmas! Although be prepared to wait a little as the service is a little slower than most of the joints in soho. I'm not a big Peak Cafe frequenter during the rest of the year, although if you're stuck for an easy eat in soho, their menu has all types of cuisine to offer. From all day breakfasts, to Asian delights to pizzas - you're bound to find something for a group who can't quite decide on their noms of choice. My top tip - have a mulled wine or two. I have, so this review may be a little biased on how good the slosh is!

Nice environment, but service was lacking food preparation left much to be desired…read more Came here for lunch and had the lunch set, ordering the snail ragout and the flank steak, while my companions had aubergine parmagiana. When the waitress took my flank steak order, I noticed she didn't ask me how I'd liked it cooked. I told her I'd like it rare and she responded they only did it medium. While the snail ragout was interesting and tasted good, it lacked presentation. The mains however were quite disappointing. The flank steak was rubbery and even after chewing for a while, I couldn't break apart any piece I painstakingly sawed off the main piece and basically swallowed them whole. Also, my companions' eggplants, while not tough like my steak, were unbelievably salty, such that my companions could not finish their eggplant dish at all. In addition, throughout this time, no one refilled my glass of water, and although I did enjoy the dessert, I noticed my napkin had been taken and I wasn't given a replacement, so I had nothing to wipe my mouth with while eating the dessert! Later on they tried to serve us another set of desserts by accident.

Food menu is kinda limited, what is available is okay, service was very good , friendly and…read moreattentive.