Back again, and enjoyed it even more because the evening weather was perfect for an after dinner…read morewalk and snack. The service has stepped up, as now there seems to be a digital sign that shows your order number when it's ready. . The line went quickly.

Stumbled across this egg waffle stall while in the area and saw they had many reviews so had to try…read moreit out. Surprisingly did not have to wait at all because they had a few premade already. The batter tastes different from other egg waffle places. It tasted like they use a stronger vanilla flavor. Also very surprise it did not go soggy by the time I got to the bottom of the bag. Highly recommend and I would definitely come back.

One of the best egg waffles I've had. Super crispy, soft and chewy, not too hot. Perfect amount of…read moresweetness.

Mammy, how I love you, how I love you, my dear old Mammy. As the song says, it's impossible not to…read morelove Mammy Pancake. The freshly made waffle ball sheets are amazing! I got the matcha chocolate which was perfect. Chewy, crunchy with melty chocolate filling. Sooooooo good.

Being a touristy, it is always fun to try out all the local snacks in Hong Kong. But where to start…read moreand how to do that with such a busy schedule? Fu Kee Egg Waffle is an one stop food stall that has almost every traditional Hong Kong street snacks and more! And these are my favourite: Egg Waffle ($15) Curry Fish balls ($12) Fish Siu Mai ($12) Though there are a few flavours for Egg Waffle, I highly recommend the Original! The food stall is clean and staff friendly. All egg waffles were prepared with care and you can be assure that they are crispy outside and soft inside! PS I only have 2 hands and with all the food, I started eating without taking photos

I was on a free walking tour of Tsim Sha Tsui where we made a pit stop at Fu Kee Egg Waffle for a…read morelight snack. They specialize in egg waffles (obviously) but also do fish balls/meat on sticks. They're right next door to a Gong Cha. There seems to be stiff competition in this area for egg waffles as LKK and Mamma Pancake are nearby. We stopped on a Saturday afternoon and didn't have to wait. They have four types of egg waffles (original, taro, chocolate and sesame coconut) and a peanut butter waffle. - Original egg ball ($18 HKD) - I shared this with a friend. Like how they're made fresh here and had good turnover. Original is pretty good (but I liked the flavoured one more that I sampled). Would go back to try the other flavours. Cheap, tasty snack.

John is no longer around, but the name remains, as does the local crowds in TST. This was an old…read morehaunt for me for a very long time, despite the tight counter space, semi-claustrophobic interior, and virtually zero table area. Their casual take on HK Cafe style food is decent option for this part of the neighborhood. As I understand it, the owners are among the 4th or 5th ones to have occupied this space from the original "Big John." The menu has changed here and there over the years, but has remained steady on providing a little bit of western flair and lots of Hong Kong Cafe stuff to boot. Their claim to fame has been their signature waffle, which is caked in peanut butter, condensed milk, and actual butter. It's kind of like the loaded waffles from the street side eggettes, but dare I say better. I would literally come here for this single item even though it's incredibly sweet and creamy. The rest of the food is pretty typical HK stuff, from congee to noodle soups. Their take on western food is pretty hilarious, such as their $32 hot dog or or fish and chips (dubbed "fried fish fillet with french fries" on the English menu) or their similarly priced "corned beef & egg toastie." "The Big Breakfast" was a laughable plate of scrambled eggs with a hot dog, some bacon, and what looked potato salad. Any westerner would look at this breakfast with an eyelid raised. Don't come here with a group and don't expect stellar service. When dining in, it's improtant to shoot for a small (hell, they're all small) meal or better just eat the waffle with a iced milk tea and call it a day.

So do you like puppies?? Do you like comfort food?? What do these have in common? I have no idea!…read more But at Big Johns, you can look at pictures of puppies while you inhale your comfort food! This place is your epitome of a "hole in the wall" and I love it! Sit next to the local slurping their porridge or sit next to me inhaling a waffle! We probably would not have tried this gem if it wasn't for our friend recommending it. Heck, we couldn't even find it on our first try because it's that small. IF you miss their front door, well you will be wandering around a little. Hubby and I have come here a few times for breakfast and it's literally quite enchanting and...well, different. It's like a diner but really, it's served up cafeteria style. While it's far from 5 star Michelin dining it totally works for those who want to sit down, grab a breakfast (or lunch or dinner, although we have only been here for breakfast, it was super efficient, inexpensive and good. While it was hard to initially get over trying to decide what puppy was the cutest or what I should have for breakfast, my second try was much quicker. Since I was dying for a western style breakfast....think eggs, waffles, toast...anything but noodles. The ordering takes place at the back of the restaurant. You stand in line and place your order. You pay, and a number is given to you. Then you take a seat along with wall. A few minutes later a man will bring you your food on a tray when he sees your number. The place has awesome turnover. When I say efficient, it is! I guess most places are like sit down, eat and get out. This was no exception! Seeing pictures of waffles was like...yesssss! I ordered their (C) Half waffle with sausage, egg for $29 HKD or $3.74 USD. It also came with coffee. I liked the waffle very much. Perfectly cooked with a little crisp on the outside, smeared with peanut butter and condensed milk? I guess they don't do syrup but it still was yummy. I learned what sausage was...aka hot dog. But ohh well, I was full after eating everything and for the price! Wow! Hubby had their (1) Big John #4 with scrambled egg with bacon, sausage and mushroom, 2 pieces of toast, coffee and juice for $36 HKD or $4.64 USD. He was stuffed and said he could eat this everyday! While I'd have to say, Big Johns, you are a bit strange...I do like you... and your puppies! I'm sure we'll definitely be back! I feel like I should go find a few puppies to pet after eating here. But anyone who is a dog lover is friend of mine! Now, about that name...

Came here for lunch and was not very impressed with their food. The presentation was pretty but the…read moretaste was very subpar. The drinks are my only reason for the 4 stars. We ordered their fresh fruit tea, lemon spritzer, and some other pomelo fruit concoction. All very very tasty. For lunch we ordered 3 types of sandwiches. One was their BBQ pork sandwich, one was a chicken sandwich, and a pizza toast. The BBQ pork was more like ham and nothing barbecue about it. The sandwich was drowning in their mustard sauce. They put too much and also smothered their potato salad in the sauce as well. The chicken sandwich was marinated in a Thai basil kinda dressing. Way too salty! The first few bites were ok but towards the end, just tasted salt. The pizza toast was yummy. It took a little longer to come out than the other food. Once again the egg salad was smothered in their sauce. We were too full to try their signature waffles but next time we will for sure! The smell was devine.

I've read many reviews before coming here and prepared myself to wait in line. The line for this…read morebranch is actually on the streets if it's filled up in the shop. Someone will tell you to go up when the line moves upstairs. The wait time was average and we were quickly seated. I ordered a sesame ice-cream with waffle. I've also noticed that all the waiters and waitresses speaks in mandarin (i believe it's the company culture since they originated from taiwan.) The presentation and taste of the sesame ice-cream was great but the waffle was really filling and I had a hard time finishing it. You can probably share the waffles between two people.

I think Sweet Tooth may be a tad overrated. The slight wait for a table builds suspense of an…read moreamazing dessert experience. Even when looking at the menu, you would think these desserts are spectacular. When my matcha waffle came, I was pretty disappointed. Not only did I wait almost 40mins for it, but it also tasted very bland with little to no matcha flavor. The ice cream that came on the side was close to the size of 2 thumbs. Not only did we have a long wait, but we also had to share a table with other people. This is very awkward as the waiter almost handed us the other party's order. the seating is very compact and very uncomfortable. Given the priciness of the desserts here, I felt like I wasted my money. Hong Kong has so much more to offer than this.

I walked by this place many times and the line was always long. That peaked my interest. Finally,…read moreone fateful day, my friends and I went there for desserts! I ordered the earl grey tiramisu and it was surprisingly good!!! Would definitely encore!

One of my go-to breakfast spots whenever I'm in HK. I don't know what it is about scrambled eggs…read morein Asia but they are so darn light and fluffy, I can easily have multiple servings and still crave for more. Hokkaido Dairy Farm serves up a great variety of HK breakfast from macaroni in soup to sandwiches to waffles. Simply prepared but all so delicious. The easiest way to order is to just get a breakfast set but if you do order a la carte, don't forget to give their milk tea a try. Like most other milkteas in HK, it is not yet sweetened, but bursting with strong tea flavors the moment each cup is brought to the table. The best part...they have menus in English which is not always the case at your more traditional HK cafes.

This Silvercord Mall outpost of Hokkaido Dairy Farm is one of the only casual eateries on an…read moreotherwise restaurant dominated floor. I'm not sure if the HDF menu is completely available here, but what they do have is simple array of sandwiches and soups, making this spot a reliable lunch option. Most of the people I've seen here are mall employees. It may be just my funny timing as I'm here during non-peak hours, but my guess is the price (60HKD and under) and mellow atmosphere is fitting a quick lunch getaway. As a result there are a lot of solo diners here and open seating for all. They do accept Octopus card for payment, but no credit cards. Put in your order at the front and take a number. Find a seat inside, as there is better WiFI signal and actual ventilation. People watching is a given, but the traffic here is limited. There are utensils, napkins, and water, all available for self-service. The wait staff does a lot of standing around, which is sadly expected. Glad to report the food is pretty decent overall. I have had good results with the breakfast, particularly the Hokkaido Breakfast ($32HKD), which allows for a combination of the sandwich and macaroni set. I personally think the Jumbo Mix Tomato Set ($50HKD) is a great deal. It comes with toast, ham, eggs, and a nice bowl of noodles with minced meat and sausage. One can certainly shoot for the Japanese combinations, but I've had mixed results with the rice bowls, udon, and curry. And if there is any opportunity to rock a waffle, this would be recommended. I'm not a fan of the infamous Hokkaido milk ($8HKD), but their lemon teas ($5HKD) are definitely the bomb. This is not a destination HDF, but a convenient one if HDF cravings come about while shopping at Silvercord.

Egg puffs can't go wrong. Super crispy and freshly made. It's on temple street so it's a perfect…read morelocation to grab one and walk around.

Had to try Mammy Pancake while in Hong Kong. Ordered the ordinal and a salted lemon 7 up to drink…read more We lucked out and the wait wasn't long. The service is fast and a screen to let you know when your order number is ready. The pancake was amazing and had a great flavor. The salted lemon 7 up was delicious as well

I like the aesthetic of the cafe, the waiting time isn't long and the food were amazing…read more Here are the reviews for the food I tried, 1. Waffles We ordered the vanilla ice cream waffle and strawberry & ice cream waffle. They were light and weren't too sweet. However the waffles were kinda burnt. They are different dips you can put on your waffle. Honey, condensed milk and strawberry jam. It seems like they added matcha powder on top of the waffle which is good. 2. Buffalo wings with blue cheese dip I loved it, it was spicy and delicious. The cheese wasn't tasty for us so we didn't eat the wings with it. 3. Chicken spaghetti with pesto sauce I like how light the sauce is, it was tasty and well made. However I would suggest them to spice up the chicken more. Add spices or flavours to it. 4. Strawberry Milk Tea This is a must to try, I loved it and it wasn't too sweet. It had whipped cream and tiny marshmallows with a wafer.

Super cute place, perfect for all your aesthetic photo needs! I love their interior design, so…read morecolorful and fun. In terms of the food and drinks, I'd have to say it looks better than it tastes. Nonetheless, definitely worth checking out and bringing your girl friends along to take cute pictures with.

You come here for exactly one thing: the grape dessert ice ("Purple In Love")…read more It won some sort of Gold Award back in 2009, and even if you're not a huge fan of grape, holy crap it's an intense, amazing burst of flavor, bite after bite. Hell, if they sold only one thing here-- or even three things-- this would almost be enough to earn them five stars. Sadly, they serve a lot more things here, and while quite a few are pretty good, none come anywhere close to the Purple In Love. The Ujikintoki is a fine dessert, but it's almost disappointing after the Purple In Love, and the same goes for the shaved ice-- good, but I can get good shaved ice lots of other places. The other thing that kills me? No wifi, and no bathrooms (at least not the few times I've been). Minor things, really, but for a trendy, modern dessert place...

Was here with a group of my friends for dessert after having pho at isquare…read more This place was relatively small but had a decent size menu to choose from. But they didn't have tapioca the night I went which was kinda disappointing for my bf because that was something he was looking forward to. So, I ordered a strawberry pudding and he had a tofu thing with red bean and red date I believe. Not exactly sure what it was but there was a picture of it on the menu that look pretty good. Another thing about this place was their washroom at the time was out of service which made it pretty not convenient for us. We had to go somewhere else at around 10ish at night to find a washroom. The dessert itself was kinda meh here. Nothing too special about it and the price was kinda meh too. Not my favourite place to have dessert in hong kong but it was doable that night.