I like this place better than it's North Point counterpart although I'm probably a little biased…read moresince it's so close to my apartment. However, I do think the layout is better, and it's table service and not that weird thing where you order and then sit but then you can't because people do it the other way around thing. Basically, it's objectively and subjectively better. You basically get the same wings deal but without all the awkwardness. Oh yeah, they have 3 dollars wings on Tuesdays-my raison d'etre for going to either location. They have to be in orders of six though and it is pretty no frills you just get the wings, if you want celery and ranch it's extra. I've tried most of their flavors from mild (don't bother they might as well just be naked) to their hottest (it will do the trick.) I would stick with the more 'traditional' flavors because the other ones are too sweet in my opinion. I will say their non wing options are also okay. I've had their bacon cheeseburger which is a pretty decent pick. The bacon sandwich looks huge but I've eaten it twice and I've felt like I could eat again. I will say to stay away from the shake, I had the oreo shake and aside from the cookie it didn't have much flavor.

This place is super close to my building and so decided to pop in and try their food…read more I am so impressed! I had their crispy bacon burger, fries (with truffle aioli, YUM!) and a glass of house wine and it was maybe the best burger I've had in awhile. Meat was cooked to perfection and very juicy. The decor is also super cute and very Canadian, and the staff and friendly and have great English too. Recommend!!

A busy McDonald that opens 24 hours. Especially the restaurants and shop in the hood closes at 9ish…read moreor 10. Also it's located across Dorsett hotel. Great place for me to grab a quick snack. The menu here is different than the ones in North America. I got the cbk burger and fried chicken with milk tea and seaweed fries. The seaweed fries is interesting because they give you a bag and you have to shake it yourself. The cbk burger and fried chicken are spicy. This McDonald is interesting because they have macarons and cheesecake here. As well different Asian style specialty Mc Cafe. I like the food here. But while eating a hobo came in and start looking for food that people don't want. Other that everything else is not bad. It's cleaner than most Canadian McDonald's.

Pro: It's a freaking McDs, 24 hours, same old food that won't kill you…read more Con: It's a bit busy, thus ran down... the food may kill you after all. This is a fast food joint in the eating capital of the world, speed is key, not for the flavor. I can get a bowl of Michelin rated noodles or duck for a cheaper meal than this place in HK, so don't whine about McD food. That said, I am kind of worried about the convector belt that brings the food down from upstairs. Yes, the kitchen is on the 2nd floor and food magically drop down to the first floor. This place was crazy busy and the belt system looked like it have seen better days, since the McD is 24 hours, I really doubt that system gets cleaned that often. The menu is different from the USA stuff. Noodle soup for the morning, peppered Big Mac with chips in the normal hours. Try a McD for the cultural experience, it doesn't even have to be this location.

This is a really good restaurant/bar right off of the escalator on Shelly Street. Look to you're…read moreleft and there it is. This restaurant offers a very good selection of Western and Asian Fusion food. I really like their burgers! Plus, they have the perfect output of Guinness Stout. ...Which is actually kind of rare in HK. For those of you who haven't been here, check out their lunch special. You can get whatever you want off of their menu, plus they give you a great complimentary bowl of potato cheese soup and a lemon tea on the house. Good stuff! Overall, good place. Check it out.

Very nice and lovely restaurant with extremely lovely staff (*winking @ Kipa from Nepal) and owner…read more We had a full Chicken (Frango in portuguese) with 4 sides and it was fantastic. Chicken meat was juicy and soft, it fell almost of the bone. Homemade Spicy and Piri Sauce was the icing of the cake. It was portuguese chicken at is best in Hongkong!

FOOD: 5 SERVICE: 4…read moreAMBIANCE: 4 VALUE: 4 On a rainy day, we didn't want to venture too far from hotel. Fortunately, being attached to Langham place, we had plenty of places to eat. We chose this Korean pizza & chicken restaurant because we haven't seen anything like this in the US. We had the following: Garlic Sweet Chilli Chicken w/Lotus Root - we ordered the small, 6 pcs, which included wings, drumsticks and thigh meat, a few pieces of sliced lotus roots, all lightly batter and deep fried, then tossed with a garlic/chili/sweet sauce. Very tender and juicy chicken, from a normal sized chicken (not like the skinny chicken served in wing stores in the US). The lotus roots were crunchy. The sauce was not overwhelming and just had a hint of chili. Bulgogi Chicago pizza - a 9" pizza with slices of marinate Bulgogi beef, slices of pepperoni and tomatoes with an abundance of cheese! The outer edges of the crust also had cheese inside and was sprinkled with powdered sugar. Surprisingly flavorful pizza, with just the right amount of ingredients. The beef was very tender. Lychee Mojito & Yuzu Mojito - we couldn't taste the alcohol in either of these. Refreshing, but not worth the price. Come for the food, skip the cocktails.

Mickey Dee's in HK is a must for the McSpicy!! (Pep up your taste buds with this chicken thigh…read morepatty deep-fried in a crispy and spicy batter, served on a bed of fresh lettuce topped with mayonnaise, and bundled up in a sesame seed bun.) The McSpicy is like Chick-Fil-A spicy chicken sandwich good, but even better. This location seems new, modern. I haven't been to a McDonald's in the states in a while, but McDonald's in Asia have been way more "high tech." This location is no exception - we just ordered via the touch screen and waited for our order. It came out in less than 5-6 minutes and we were chowing down on our McSpicys! 265/365

Awesome place! For a Macdonald 's it's pretty neat and spacious. Food was good. They even had…read moreChinesse

I love Brazilian food and love Japanese food, why not marry the flavors like they do in Brazil? I…read moreadmit I've never had Brazilian/Japanese fusion before so I was really excited to try Uma Nota. Uma Nota is on Peel Street with a colorful mural of a woman painted on the outside. If it's too busy you can have a drink and wait on the tiered steps outside of the restaurant. They offer tapas style small dishes or heartier entrees. We ordered: Marinated pear salad(Fresh pears marinated in clementine sauce with hearts of palm, togarashi and green leaves): This was actually quite refreshing and light. The pears went well with the clementine sauce and spicy togarashi. Portobello Skewers (With red bell pepper chimichurri sauce): The beefy flavor of the portabello went well with the chimichurri sauce. Beef Skewers (With farofa) : Beef was tender and farofa (cassava flour) sprinkled on the dish made for good dipping which enhanced the beef flavor. Jaba com jerimum (Brazilian jerk beef with pumpkin, butter fried onions and sweet peppers): I've always loved jerk beef and this was really good with the onions and sweet peppers. Coxinhas de frango (Deep fried dumplings filled with chicken and okra): Normally I'm not a fan of okra, sometimes it can be slimy but these went well with the chicken. Perfectly fried teardrop shapes of happiness. I also ordered their Paulista cocktail (Sake, Aperol, lychee and pink berries pepper shrub): It was refreshing and not too sweet. It was definitely an enjoyable dinner, I wouldn't call this place "intimate" so you can have a private conversation but the lively atmosphere and amazing food made this a restaurant I want to come back to again and again.

We made an attempt to get into a restaurant nearby and after knowing it had a long hour wait,…read morebumped into this place. We were starving and so decided to walk-in without checking out their reviews. At 7:30 pm, this place was empty with 3 tables occupied. The four of us were seated right away. Brazilian Japanese Street food was a first-time cuisine experience for me, so I was excited to try out the different flavors. Their entire menu is for sharing, so we ordered a few appetizers and mains which included Ceviche Guayas ($175), Ceviche Nikkei ($175), Banana doce ($90), Porco crocante ($95), some skewers which included Octopus ($115), Beef ($115), Chicken ($95), Tuna ($115), and 2 large plates which included Robalo assado em folha de bananeira ($290), and Lombinho de porco ($250). We also ordered the Classic Caipirinha's ($95) for drinks. The drinks, food, and service were absolutely spot on. The food was very delicious with Tuna skewers being the most amazing, and the Lombinho de proco was out of this world. Our only issue with this place is that it's just too expensive. It cost us in excess of $2600 for that night... maybe that explained why the place was still not that busy when we left at around 9 pm.

FOOD: 4 SERVICE: 3…read moreAMBIANCE: 3 VALUE: 4 Their specialty is beef tripe and it is stewed in a pot for hours and hours or even days. Every piece was tender and full of umami. Their roast goose was meaty, juicy and not overly fatty. Their wontons had a full shrimp with minced pork and just the right amount of firmness. Can't go wrong if you crave Cantonese fast food and they are open late.

Beef & Liberty has a variety of burgers that can be served on the bun or on a salad. They also…read moreoffer some other snacks like chili cheese fries, and spicy off the cob corn. The space is open with a chill vibe. It is not a cheap burger place but if you are looking for some western food it is a decent spot. The also have some non-beef options if a beef burger is not your thing. I tried the harissa chicken which had a nice spicy kick.

One of the best burger places in HK!! The Bacon and the Black Pepper burgers are our all-time…read morefaves! But the began options do not disappoint as well. I absolutely LOOOVE their Sweet Potato Fries!!! I don't know how they make it so crunchy but soft inside. - Food is definitely pricey, thus can only dine here on special occasions . We also hated the taste of the Bloody Mary and the Bloody Shame