Before I start expressing how I actually felt about the dining experience, I want to specify that…read moremy waiter was the best part of this experience by a mile. Mustafa (hopefully this is spelled correctly) was: kind, attentive, incredibly speedy, and inhumanly composed. An absolute delight to have as a server, and frankly while my review isn't particularly positive, I would have found the experience to be borderline 1 star just based on the actual flavors of the food relative to the pricing if not for him having saved the experience. If I could do this dinner again, I would honestly order less food, as you get the same view whether you order a single tasting menu and grab some takeout elsewhere afterwards, but at face value the flavors seemed bold yet feasible, as though they could turn out well depending on the execution. In reality we ended up spending approximately $1200HKD per person on a tasting menu that had one to two memorable items each. We actually spent an additional $98HKD on a dish that neither one of us felt compelled to finish. The second course tempura was more interesting flavor-wise than either of our mains, in part due to the chili infused tempura sauce doing a lot of heavy lifting. We are not generally fine dining individuals, it is an occasion we reserve for special events (this was our anniversary), but we do have enough experience to know that the execution of these dishes was miles away from a single Michelin star, yet commanded prices well above most of the one-star restaurants we've visited. The waiter took plenty of photos to commemorate the experience, and we managed to see both the 8PM "city of lights" show on the businesses spread along the harbor, as well as a fascinating lightning storm directly in front of us in a massive panoramic, which should lead to an unforgettable night, but the quality of the food left us grasping at straws to find silver linings. I wish I could remember this experience more fondly, but every time a family member asks whether we enjoyed the food, we struggle to muster any enthusiasm and at roughly $2,800HKD after 10% service charge I can't help but wish we had gone elsewhere to get better food and just visited some sort of observation deck instead.

Let me first start by saying that the management team here is solid. We had a situation with our…read morepizza, and the bar manager, Timothy, handled it professionally and made sure my husband and I were taken care of. That level of attentiveness and accountability is what excellent customer service looks like. Aqua is another rooftop bar overlooking the harbor with beautiful views of the city skyline and waterfront. The atmosphere is lively yet relaxed, making it a great spot to unwind, enjoy a cocktail, and take in the scenery. There was a DJ spinning throughout the evening, which kept the energy up and added to the overall vibe.

The Steak House is a decent place for steak. They have a nice selection, great presentation and…read moregood service. FOOD Steak - some of the better steaks i've had in HK. Salad bar - great selection of food SERVICE They are attentive here. There's some unnecessary stuff here that is kind of neat. For example, your table has a salt platter with a bunch of different ones to try. Then there's the guy that comes out with a knife selection for you to choose your own steak knife. The light up menu is a cool touch. All restaurant with dark settings should have these.

Enjoyed a delicious meal here. We shared a 64 oz Tomahawk with many sides. Amazing salad bar…read more Service is great.

Wow! Super surprised there is a yelp entry for this restaurant!…read more This place I feel is not in the most ideal area. Personally, I don't like coming to LKF to have dinner or lunch or whatever. Still, I can't fault them too much for the location, and many people have actually done the same since there are a number of good restaurants in LKF area. This place is primarily a steak place, though they have a few other things to choose from as well. I believe lunch times they offer a AYCE sort of option, where you get a main and then the salad bar is buffet. I've been to it before and it's pretty good. I've heard however since COVID they have changed it somewhat. The other night I came and got the seafood guazzetto, which is about $300 HKD, and has a bunch of different things such as fish, octopus, clams, etc. Lots of seafood essentially. Other things I tried included the sides of brussel sprouts, mushrooms, bruschetta, some of my brother's sirloin steak, some of the fish of the day (halibut?). Overall, the food is quite nice. I will say, they tend to use a bit too much butter/oil here. I know this is kind of true whenever you eat out, but here it is definitely noticeable. I would recommend them to tone it down just a little bit, since there are always ways to spice up your dish without going overboard on the fats

I came here for dinner three nights ago, and I'm still full from it!…read more The five of us shared bruschetta (it comes with four but they added one more for us), the cured meats (a great curated selection), and the meatballs for appetizer. They also brought out some veggies and dip before we ordered (which I had never seen done before) along with bread. The highlight of the night was the steaks of course. We shared the florentina (aka the porterhouse. A 32oz wagyu beast) and a filet. The meats came on a cutting board already cut, so the sharing was easy. They were perfectly seasoned, tender, and flavorful. We had roasted veggies and creamed spinach as sides. The latter was addictive! Chef Todd was around to explain their meat selection when I walked around to check them out in the case. We didn't get to send our regards to him, as we stayed late and were the last to leave. Todd, if you're reading this, hail to the chef! We went without a reservation and were seated right away. It was a Thursday night, but we had gotten there around 9 which might explain the vacancy. It's a great option for groups and celebratory dinners :)

Stopped by for a quick drink before dinner. We ordered dirty martinis, which were really yummy. We…read moredidn't eat dinner here but looking around the tables around us all the food looked absolutely delicious and we would definitely come back to try it out. The service was very pleasant and ambience was great!

Perfect place to enjoy some red meat in a world of Chinese food! So glad to have found this place,,,read more

Meeting Ronin at the bar was an enlightening experience. His depth of knowledge regarding the…read morescience behind crafting clear ice was truly impressive. Not only did he provide intricate details on the process, but he also offered invaluable insights on preventing ice from cracking. Then to the steak, Ronin got my attention with his explanation of the bloodlines of the beef featured on the menu. His ability to dissect and elucidate complex subjects in such a captivating manner was truly fascinating. The menu was impressive, making to want to try EVERYTHING, sampling each dish. So impressed that I found myself returning the very next day, eager to try more shit off the menu. My encounter with the steakhouse was nothing short of extraordinary, great food, amazing drinks, American music. Found bliss, reminded me of home. Made me miss home

The Grand Hyatt Steakhouse does a real nice job of creating the ambience and atmosphere of a…read moretraditional steak house. The lighting selection and interior design are really spot on. The food I thought was a bit hot or miss. Overall, I did have a good experience here. Food: 3.5 stars Service/atmosphere: 4.25 stars Overall: 3.75 stars Recommendations: truffle fries, key lime pie, truffle musturd The menu has a number of options for steak. I opted for the John Stone Ribeye steak from Ireland. The steak was cooked medium rare but parts of the steak felt a bit closer to rare and was a bit chewy at some parts. The seat on the steak gave it a bit of a charred taste which I didn't like. It may sound like the steak was bad but that's not the case. Overall I did enjoy it but at this price point I do have high expectations. I would opt for the angus steak as the beef from the US is really the best aside from Japanese Wagyu. There are a wide range of choices for sauce and mustards. The crab cakes are also often sited as a must order. On the positive side there is a lot of crab and there isn't that much filler. However, I found them to be just ok taste wise. My favorite parts of the meal were the garlic bread, truffle fries and the key lime pie. I think I may have given a three star review if it weren't for the key lime pie. It is really good and if you like desserts that are a bit tart then please order this. The pie crust is fantastic and really is the star of this dish.

We found Oyster & Wine Bar (Wine Spectator's Best of Award of Excellence) on Best Restaurants…read moreGuide. Amidst a Hong Kong trip that was heavy on food stalls and classic cha chaan tengs, this dinner was exactly the break we wanted: a calm, polished family meal with a breath-taking Victoria Harbour view and true fine-dining service. The entire dinner was cooked, paced and served just right. Plates and silverware were refreshed between courses like clockwork; a nice change from restaurants where we have to bring our own napkins, wipe down the dishware, and share rickety tables with strangers. The pan-seared foie gras was sublime. Since it's illegal in California, we always order it when we see it on a menu out-of-state, and this iteration perfectly hit the spot for us. Guava-cured shima-aji was sliced thin with a clean, oceanic finish and citrus notes that helped clear the palate. Wagyu beef tartare was topped with a generous spoon of caviar, and each bite popped. Chestnut cream soup with black truffle and lobster was warm and silky, with a cozy, nutty base. Brioche-crusted sea bream was browned nicely with a gentle crunch on the outside. Thin black truffle slices added a musky, luxurious aroma. Wagyu bolognese over curly pasta was hearty and satisfying with generous portions of meat. Rack of lamb, seared hard for a browned crust and a juicy interior was clean and gamey in a good way. One of my favorite fine dining fun facts about Chilean sea bass came up. I rarely see it on the menu with its original name, but here it was: Patagonian toothfish. This was nicely steamed, snow-white and buttery, breaking apart in big clean flakes. The Challandais pigeon was roasted, and the meat was rosy and juicy. The deep, winey jus tasted like classic French sauce. Black truffle scrambled eggs, spoon-soft and custardy with a simple seasoning that let the egg quality shine. Bottom line: a very pleasant fine dining experience -- a great break from the beautiful chaos of Hong Kong's most authentic meals, while still feeling worth doing on a family trip.

Oscar is amazing..... down to earth and knows his craft.... oyster master.... his book will educate…read morea novice to a person who appreciates a fine oyster plus pairing it with the right beverage... trust his recommendation.... you will not regret it.... deserves his chef prestige .... well earned

We came here for an event and it was such a great experience. They offered a delicious variety of…read moremeal options. The chicken was cooked to perfection. I really loved the crispy prosciutto in my salad...so unique The wait staff was amazing and on top of there game. I will say we came for the food but we stayed go the views. The view of the city ...stunning.

The food was really really bad. 1 extra star for the saving grace of the servers comping us for a…read morefew sides we ordered. Mushroom side: rubbery and seasonless mac n cheese side: texture and flavor like glue beef wellington: nothing to write home about. it could have been a frozen dinner and I would not have been surprised. the view is nice.

Came here for small wedding dinner. My second time having buffet in Hong Kong. It is completely…read moredifferent than in Toronto. My expectations were high since the restaurant is located on the second floor of the Peninsula Hotel. Walked in and was greeted immediately and shown to our tables located in a more private corner of the restaurant. Reservation were made 6 months prior to the date. Not sure how long you have to book but there is no way you will get a table with a few days notice, so book weeks ahead if not months. Service was impeccable. Food was even better than expectations. See photos. lobster, abalone, crab, sushi....you name it... done in small batches to maintain freshness. Remember to save room for dessert. Well worth the $600 or so cost per person. For a special occasion and to over indulge you must try the best buffet in Hong Kong.

This was my last meal in Hong Kong and it did not disappoint!!! I wanted to try at least one meal…read moreat the historic Peninsula hotel before I left so I stopped in for breakfast. Had the following dishes: 1. Steamed shrimp and bamboo shoot dumplings 2. Beef dumplings 3. Steamed pork, shrimp and garlic chive dumplings 4. Pan-fried bean cured skin rolls 5. Omelet with a side of bacon The all you can eat breakfast is really representative of the multicultural city that Hong Kong is. I spent most of my time in the dim sum section, but I also had an over easy egg cooked Japanese style, some American eggs and bacon, and there were also croissants and other European style breakfast dishes. The service was incredible! The staff was extremely attentive and helpful and they made us feel very pampered.