Great place. Had chicken and lamb gyro meat... very tasty…read more What impressed me about the place is that the owner (believe it's the owner) was the one who was the cashier and serving food... he was so friendly with every guest that some of the guests knew him by name. Also, when we wanted couple of water bottles after ordering food, he would refuse to bill us for that. Very impressed with the food, service, location and the overall experience.

On our weekend tour of HK we were enjoying the escalators and randomly found this quaint place when…read morewe all got hungry. From the lower level it doesn't look like much and the bathrooms are under the stairs. This means if you are taller then 5'8" you will not be able to stand up straight. At six foot three it was a bit of a airplane bathroom situation... Regardless of that, the food was absolutely phenomenal. We had the chicken souvlaki and I swear I've never eaten chicken so moist and flavorful. We have eaten at Michelin star restaurants before and I know they have never made chicken so good. The hummus was quite nice and the wine slushy is perfect on a hot day. The vegetarian options got rave reviews and we were impressed by the service. I consider myself lucky for having eaten here. I want to go back and enjoy more!!

Never been to middle eastern food restaurant in HK but my bro recommended it. Came here for happy…read morehour they have good price for house wine and snacks. Ordered the beef cigar, scallops and octopus as starters and finished with manti. We sat for a few hours and the owner (I think) was nice enough to leave us there to sit. Nice vibes at dinner time with good music for a drink and small dishes that tastes really good. It was almost full by 6:30 and everyone was chattering happily. Love the simple deco.

Tasty middle eastern food; attentive service. The place is always busy. Had a brunch there and…read moreeverything was fine. The hummus was the best for my liking among the other dishes. The price is on the higher side with around 900 HKD for two.

If my memory does not fail me, the last time I had a proper kebab was when I was in Heidelberg…read more (What? It is the cheapest snack there... thirty euro for a big one); Ever since I came back to Hong Kong, I have to say that most kebab places here do not deliver... I know it is supposed to be fast food but come on, that does not mean we just want to stuff ourselves without tasting it. All is about to change guys. I came across this AMAZING Turkish place on Lamma Island. The owner is from Turkey so that is going to make you feel more confident about this place. I recommend to have the kebab instead of the burgers here as its kebab is rather tasty. However, I have to warn you guys first. For some reason, its kebab is not made from sliced meat. You know, those you will see the staff slicing meat off a rotating BBQ loaf. I am not sure how they prepare this but the meat is not sliced but chucks. The only reason I still give such high mark is because it tastes really good still. However, I am not sure if that is really authentic kebab; anyways, the flavor is rather impressive. Please expect to wait for your food with patience. Since this is a rather popular place and they only make the food after we order, you have to wait for a bit for the food. But I am telling you, it will be worth it.

No kidding this is super fresh, great food…read more We tried the meat pizza, Turkish salad, mixed kabab plate, falafel rolls Some of the best food we've had on our trip. My wife is now a fan of Turkish food.

Wonderful atmosphere. Beautiful designs. Food is expensive,…read moretiny portions and not particularly tasty. Everything was presented nicely though.

My friend made reservations here and we were running late so they were very accommodating. We…read morearrived at our newly scheduled time and were greeted and seated immediately. This place was pretty fancy for lunch, but of course it's all about the location, location, location. It's a very intimate and provides its guest with enough room to have a private conversation. We started out with the Spanish tortilla omelette. Which was perfectly cooked. The Omelette had a lot of flavors and is best enjoyed hot. We also go the crispy suckling pig, which was huge. It's hard to share this with two people, might be best to share it with 3 or 4 people. Now comes the dish of the century, yes i said century! The Hokkaido Sea Urchin tagliolini. This dish was out of this world! It wasn't too heavy and had to perfect amount of sauce and uni to make it such an addicting dish. We ended up getting two of this because we regretted sharing the dish. Most uni dishes I've had in the states were either too heavy or were too bland, but this was just truly amazing! If only I can grab it to-go and bring it with me on my flight back. For dessert they had the caramelized apple tarte tatin. It was a little on the sweet side, so we weren't able to finish it. But adding the vanilla ice cream made it better. Overall,I would return to this place, but next time, i'm going to order at least three plates of the Hokkiado Sea Urchin Tagliolini, or MORE!

--- Food --- Great…read moreclean refreshing food. Had the kebab, a salad, rice and hummus with pita bread. Enjoyed it, as it was nice to have a Mediterranean menu. --- Service --- Polite and efficient staff. Restaurant was very quiet and had light jazz in the background. Tables and chairs clean which is always a plus. --- Overall --- Nice little find. A bit up the hill, about 10 minutes uphill the entire way to get here. Bear that in mind. Nice happy hour during the week. Would be back.

Cozy little spot up a bit of a hill, which keeps major crowds away. Decent happy hour, I have to go…read moreback to sample the food. Service wasn't great and the register broke down at the end of the night, so they had to fiddle around with that for a while, and we ended up giving them our phone number so they could call with our bill (we'd spent quite the happy hour there!). I'll have to go again to truly review.

Chic and modern with marble floors and an open kitchen layout. This is the kind of place you can…read morelounge (indoors or outdoors) and enjoy the Mediterranean cuisine. Depending on what you consider "Mediterranean", the menu veers more South European (e.g., Italian) than Israeli, at least that's my opinion. There was one item that is a Jerusalem Artichoke, in addition to ravioli and spaghetti. There is so a ceviche which is Spanish. Be aware the prices are on the high side, as this is a fancy place. The bathroom is fancy too. Pro-tip: there are two rocks next to the faucet. Turn those to turn the water on. (Deepcut reference to the 1994 movie Demolition Man: "you don't know how to use the three seashells?")

While I wouldn't put it on the same level as other Egyptian places I've been, The Nile offers a…read morevery alternative non-Asian experience in the heart of Soho. Compared to the rest of the neighboring western spots, it feels like an easy going spot to enjoy drinks and a vegetarian friendly menu. It is quite loungey at The Nile (as was its predecessor, The Wheel). So much to the point where I've drank here much more often than I've sampled food. The small puffer seats and smallish tables are better for drinks than platters of food. When the AC is on blast, it feels so cool and comfy that I could see myself nodding off here in the late night hours. The food won't knock anyone's socks off. I've had better meat platters (kofta, rack of lamb, merguez sausages, etc.) elsewhere and for a lot less price wise. For a few platters and a drink, one could probably end up in the $300+ per person range (#1). The Nile may serve to be a better date venue than a casual, "let's just get together and snack" kind of place, and I would steer clear of any groups beyond 6-8 people. Service is always going to be outlier at places like this, though I've often believed the higher the price point, the better the service should be. It's been a mixed bag for all of my experiences and as a result, I can't give it better than 3 stars. I'm in Soho often enough to where I'd see myself coming back again and hopefully by then, The Nile (as opposed to Denial) will have improved. ______________ (#1) That Hollywood Road rent is no joke I'm sure.

What a dinner. We walked in, enjoyed the ambience, lamented that it wasn't a dancer night, said hi…read moreto the owner, and sat down. Two bottles of nicely recommended wine, one mezze, two salads, two couscous and vegetable soup, one falafel tagine, one chicken, and one lamb tagine, lots of pita, a few pots if Moroccan mint tea, and one dessert (and one shot) later, and this clam is happy! Got pretty loud and smokey after midnight so be ware of that.

We visited the Papillons Square TKO branch and had an incredible dinner with the four of us. It was…read moremy first time trying Pani Puri--these delicate, crispy balls stuffed with flavorful fillings, reminiscent of a unique take on stuffed potatoes. The Chicken Tikka Masala was outstanding, and we also enjoyed the Butter Chicken, Palak Paneer (spinach with cheese), garlic naan, saffron rice, and chicken curry. The service was attentive and excellent throughout the meal. Our family mentioned they visit this location weekly, so it's clearly a favorite. With many locations across HK, Ebeneezers will definitely be on our list for a return visit!

The premise for most Ebeneezer locations boils down to two questions:…read more 1) How drunk are you? 2) How badly do you want pizza / kebabs? If the answer is "a lot," then the food here might actually be worth a look. Their not so unique approach to pizza, Indian cuisine, and kebabs has garnered them enough notoriety amongst expats that they've managed to find themselves in multiple parts of Hong Kong. This location on Ashley is a relatively good one and offers seating, a clean space, and relatively good service. I wish I had better things to say about the food. Most of the Ebeneezer fame has been from kebabs, followed by Indian specialties, and pizza pies. Much of the food lacks quality ingredients I feel, which means most everything is just borderline passable; mediocre for the most part but works in a pinch. It's not all terrible though, I appreciate that they are upfront about their food and offer a speedy experience via online delivery. Service is solid for the most part, which is why I've given them the nod more often than not. It is by no means destination food, but if the cravings are there, then I say have at it. Don't expect much and all should be okay.

Do you like meat? Beef, lamb, chicken... very tastily prepared and expertly served. There was 4 of…read moreus & we all tried each other's dishes and they were all great. I've only been to Istanbul once so I can't say how authentic it's but the meal was wonderful. It's kinda pricy. About HK$500 a head and not all of us had desert.