The whole time I was in Hong Kong, I had wanted to try Tsui Wah but it just didn't work out for whatever reason. So imagine my delight when I saw a location at the airport *and* they accepted the Octopus card! (My card still had cash on it because I didn't realize you can't get a refund once you pass security.) I scanned the menu for something that cost the exact amount of money I had and eventually decided to go with the Shrimp Roe with Tossed Noodles in Minced Pork Sauce. It's really, really good. I'm not sure what the shrimp roe adds to the dish, but the minced pork sauce was quite tasty. And, when combined with the well-cooked noodles, it turned out to be a fairly delectable final Hong Kong meal. (The accompanying soup was fine but nothing special.) read more

Garbage food. Can't believe this chain is getting worst and worst. Service is fine but have to sit at the entrance hallway. Save your money and eat after screening. read more

I Love 翠華 - Fast Food Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

If you're looking for a taste of local Hong Kong style breakfast, head over to Tsui Wah! There are breakfast sets and also the regular noodle options during breakfast time. They line moves fairly quickly - you pay first, then wait in line to collect your food. The staff behind the counter work effectively and efficiently to ensure that your order arrives quickly and correctly. Because I had a slight cough and cold, I opted for the Breakfast Set A, the macaroni with ham and squid soup, scrambled egg and pumpkin bun, with HK style milk tea for HK$41. A good deal! And I was surprised with the scrambled eggs! They were soft and runny but firm. Just perfect. I think they beat the scrambled eggs at the Cathay Pacific Lounge, haha. You can't go wrong with Tsui Wah. read more

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With several dining options at the airport, Tsui Wah is my go-to for quick service and a hassle-free time especially when you have carry-on luggage. Once you pay and receive your food items, you can grab a seat at the centralized dining area. If you have more time on your hands and wish to have a traditional dining experience with full service, then this will not cut it. There are usually large crowds of people looking to take a seat or even hawk over diners who look just about done with their meals so that they can sit and eat next. The food here is quickly prepared and pretty standard compared to the typical Tsui Wah restaurant. Prices here are not too far off so don't let that deter you from dining here (or goto McD's next door). There's always a long line but it moves quite fast! Fill your stomach before flying out! read more

I Love 翠華 - Hainan chicken (boneless) - Fast Food Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

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A fast food chain restaurant located inside HK airport. The space is pretty big with plenty of seating. We ordered a baked pork chop over spaghetti, chicken curry with rice, and a red bean ice drink - Baked pork chop over spaghetti: thick cut of pork chop in tomato sauce. I wish they added more cheese - Chicken curry with rice: definitely satisfied my curry craving - Red bean ice drink: probably wouldn't order this again. It was very watered down For the portion and price, it's worth stopping by if you're hungry before a flight read more

I Love 翠華 - baked pork chop over spaghetti - Fast Food Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

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I've eyed the Tsui Wah Eatery quite often during my layovers at the Hong Kong international airport. Located in terminal 1, this eatery often attracts others by the length of the line alone. Of course out of curiosity I had to finally check it out. The line looks intimidating but it does move rather quickly. The food here is more appealing than other Hong Kong International Airport eats at terminal 1. What seems to be popular is the crispy bun with sweet condensed milk and tea/coffee. I felt like it tasted good but was a little overpriced for something I could make myself at home. Still, when you are far away from home, a little comfort food goes a long way. Here are the items I have tried thus far: 1. The crispy bun - is toasted well and buttered while still hot to leave a nice melted layer, topped with the sweet condensed milk as a contrast to flavors. It's good and definitely one of their popular items, but don't order this if you are starving, or even for lunch/dinner. You need something hearty instead, bringing me to the next two items. 2. Fish balls and fish cakes with flat rice noodles in fish soup - was a great filling meal to warm myself up while I waited for my next flight. (AC was blasting in the airport). There isn't anything spectacular about this dish, I like it a lot nevertheless. I may be bias towards it because flat rice noodles are my weakness. The noodles were well done, not overly cooked or mushy and they gave a decent amount of fish balls and fish cakes. Simple dish with good flavors. 3. Hainanese chicken with flavored oil, rice and soup - the chicken was done well, tender, easy to chew and they gave ample dipping sauces. The sauces make this dish. The portion size was good as well. I definitely look forward to having this again. I had the honey lemon tea as a drink which was average as you would find in most cafes in Hong Kong. Overall the meals were satisfactory and my experiences would be more of a 3.5, however I didn't feel it was enough to round up to 4 stars which is why I left it at 3 stars. Perhaps I need to try a wider selection of their menu. Also you don't realize it but they do sell out of things on the menu, so just a gentle reminder to always have a back up option when you get to the counter so you don't hold up the line (and your hungry stomach! I speak from experience -_-;) The seating area immediately by the establishment is always packed - you may have to walk a bit farther to find seats. If you travel with a group, try finding seats first and take turns ordering or have one person take orders on behalf of another. They accept Octopus card, credit card and cash as payments. I have uploaded the menu in the photos section for you to check out. If you like comfort foods, this is the place for you. I look forward to returning. read more

Tsui Wah is definitely my GO-TO spot whenever I am transiting at Hong Kong International Airport. It is located inside the restricted area on the 7th Floor of the Departure area. Menu is fairly simple and inexpensive. You can view the menu on the very left side. There's usually 2 lines going at this location. Make sure you get in the line with the cashier and place your order before getting into the pick up line. There are fast and efficient and I definitely cannot miss their Crispy Bun with condensed milk whenever I am at this airport. Payment accepted: HKD, Euro, USD, credit card and Octopus Card read more

I Love 翠華 - Fast Food Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

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It can be a challenge finding a table as the place is packed with travelers in transit. While I was there, I saw many people clutching food vouchers, I guessed their flights were delayed or something. I was told the condensed milk toast bun was a must-try and so I ordered that. Unfortunately it was not worth the hype that day. I could barely see or taste the condensed milk at all. It was just a very buttery toasted bun. Maybe the chef had an off day, dealing with the hordes of hungry diners. The milk tea was excellent. Very milky and rich and unsweetened. I like that as you could adjust the sweetness level according to your preference. read more

I Love 翠華 - Not that fantastic. Where's the condensed milk? - Fast Food Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

Every time I come to Hong Kong, I come to Tusi Wah Eatery for this Cheese paella, the pineapple bun is delicious, the waiter taught you how to know the way. great！ read more

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Tsui Wah is like the the local homestyle food of Hong Kong. You can't deny yourself of their Pineapple bun with butter when you're in town. This is located on a different level, so you have to take the elevator or escalator up from departures. You're not allowed to push the luggage cart in, so you have to just bring your luggage in. I got a noodle dish with beef and the infamous pineapple bun with butter, along with a milk tea. The milk tea was smooth and strong, just the way i like it. The pineapple bun was huge! You'll need to share it with someone! I will forever have a place in my heart for this Pineapple Bun, it was super delicious. I almost got one to bring on the plane. read more

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When the hunger pangs at HKG get real and the craving for HK Style Cafes become serious, consider the fine foods of the airport version of Tsui Wah, dubbed "I Love 翠華." Of all the fast food / fast casual spots in Terminal 1, this is far and away the most popular option. For folks who are leaving Hong Kong, this should be your last meal before boarding. Even though the menu is condensed, a good number of classic items are available. Their classic western combo of baked beans, soft scrambled eggs, with sausage / ham and a drink can be had for $50. Or the HK classic, Macaroni with Shredded Ham (火腿湯粉). Less than stellar version of Congee (粥), Wonton Noodles (餛吞面), and other Chinese options are also on the table. They have milk teas (one must get the bottled version aka 樽裝奶茶), coffee, OJ and my favorite Western Toast (特脆奶油豬). Be sure to ask for lots of condensed milk. During the afternoon, they bust out the Canto BBQ, hung in a display for hungry onlookers. Be it Soya Chicken (醬油雞), Roast Goose (烤鹅) or Roast Pork (叉燒), it's all super mediocre and overpriced. Instead, focus on their classic noodle dishes like their various fish cakes / fish ball rice noodles (米線) or Pork Chop Rice (豬趴扒飯). Their Shrimp Roe Pork Noodles (蝦子炸醬撈面) is among my favorite dishes, as is their world famous Malaysian Curry Chicken Rice (咖哩雞飯). The latter is one I get almost every time. The flavor is strong, the potatoes are seasoned perfectly, and the chicken is fall off bone perfection. Popularity means crowds, and crowds mean lines. It's hard to commit to this place when you're running late for a flight. The rushed service isn't all that helpful either, along with the hordes of mainlanders trying to make sense of the menu (while cutting in line). Expect the airport pricing to be hefty compared to your local neighborhood Tsui Wah. There is also the fact this place is Octopus Card friendly, but not credit card friendly (read: cash mainly). Sad to say, there aren't many other options that provide this kind of value or consistently delicious food. One really has to love 翠華 to be here. read more

This place is a hk institution. Their milk tea and hoi lam gai fan are the best. Their other dishes are not bad either. The line is a bit of a wait and rude chinas just try to get in front of you but if you can survive the line the food is worth it. The food comes out pretty quickly and the service is no frills. You should be ready to order when you get up there. No hesitation. read more

I Love 翠華 - New god flow Famous chicken and rice. - Fast Food Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

Great for airport food and reasonably priced The first time I was there a little earlier than the opening time of 6am and there was already a small line forming. For 50hkd, I got a bfast combo which came with a variety of things, including the milk tea. The milk tea was delicious... One of the best I've had. The bfast items were cooked well too. The 2nd time I came at a later hour. Got the Hainan chicken rice which was extremely good (especially for airport food). There was a generous amount of chicken as well. Order at line on left and collect food at line on right. read more

Good stuff. The Food they pull out of this place is about the same quality as from their restaurants. Their beverages are notably smaller in size than their restaurants, thanks to the paper cups. There's also a lot more ice than beverage in them... And that's worth noting since drinks don't necessarily come with your meal. I had a Hainanese Chicken Rice which was a pretty good deal considering how it also came with a soup. Service is speedy and there are members of staff out there to help you find a seat if the place looks intimidatingly full, so you don't need to worry too much about being stuck standing around at the food court with a tray full of food. If you've got an hour to kill, just eat here. read more

I Love 翠華 - Hainanese Chicken Rice - Fast Food Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

Crispy bun is NOT a must try. Just a regular hamburger bun with condensed milk sauce and butter. I'll recommend trying something else. Didn't try anything else but the place looked clean and the other dishes looked good. I ate at the cafe to the left and that was really good. read more

Tsui Wah is a classic HK establishment, and this Eatery is the fast food variant of this classic establishment. If you don't have time to enter HK or are departing the city, you can get a good sample of HK before you hop on the plane! Although it's the fast food variant of Tsui Wah Restaurant, this eatery basically serves the full fare without the waiter service. The menu is the wide selection of various food options like soups and rice platters that are at various price range from $50 to 200 HKD. Whether you are really hungry for a full meal or just want a snack, you can definitely find something here that matches your food preference and price level. My favorite one though is the signature Hainan chicken rice platter. This straight-forward steamed chicken shines in its simplicity: the pure essence of chicken that is untainted by heavy seasoning is what makes this dish particularly delicious. Paired with a subtly flavored rice, this is an excellent last meal before you leave Hong Kong! No matter how hungry you are and how much you are willing to spend, definitely consider grabbing a bite at this classic establishment. read more

I really enjoyed my meal here. We were between flights at the Hong Kong Airport. They are quick and tasty, and the prices are not too bad. We got some dumplings and pork bao, and heinese chicken. It was all very tasty. read more

I Love 翠華 - Heinese chicken - Fast Food Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

At the end of the day it is fast food....but not served fast! In all fairness, the airport is huge and this is a popular place. I chose it for nostalgic reasons! When I was younger and having fun in LKF, Tsui Wah was a place to go after being out and drinking. Well.....I did try to go to the LKF location this time around, but it was closed for renos!! Like other reviews I read as I was eating, I also ordered the Hainanese chicken rice. It was very satisfying and was much better than the food I saw in the lounge later on. read more

Tsui Wah is great food that represented Hong Kong style food. Therefore, it is great to have a Tsui Wah at an international airport in Hong Kong. Affordable prices and great food. Unforgettable 奶油豬. Must try in Hong Kong. I did not give up my last meal in Hong Kong this year at Tsui Wah HKG. read more

I Love 翠華 - Fast Food Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

I love Hainan Chicken & can never pass up an opportunity to try a new Hainan Chicken place!! What else is one to do at the airport's food court right? Boy, Tsui Wah didn't disappoint!! Gonna try the Hainan Duck next time I pass by here! read more

Love this place, easy and convenience if you are traveling in and out of HKG. Lots of varieties of food to your liking. Always stop here when I pass through Hong Kong. Excellent!! read more

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Love this place!yummy buns out front and be sure to check out the $39 hkg special, which us not pricey at all!

pretty standard hong kong food. They're know for the pineapple and milk toast buns. Both pretty good especially with their milk tea. Service is fast and price is cheap. read more

if you can't make it to the city, roast goose and choi sum here's an authentic taste of Hong Kong in a hurry.

I'm snacking here before the flight None of the servers here are pleasant The Po Lo bun is cold with the frozen butter is nothing like the usual 'Po lo Yau' have to ask the server to warm it up Again the server isn't in a good mood read more

fast and efficient service. get the hainanese chicken rice - fragrant, delicious, and comes with tasty soup. if you order any meats they might come out on the right side, and your number might not come up on the screen. in that case you should hand your receipt to the employee there, who will pick out which order should be yours. read more

I wish I could give this business negative 5 (-5). I laid over in HongKong for 3 hours before going back to USA. So it is time to grabbed some lunch with my husband. I ordered 5 items, 1 desert, 1 drink and 3 dishes. They gave 2 dishes only, my wonton soup was missing. I When I started to tell them I have 1 more dish, 2 services ladies shouted at me told me to leave (in Chinese) .It was so rude. Could not stand that any more, I gave them a face and spoke to them in English, and the 2 ladies shut their mouths. They were racist because at first they thought I came from one of the poor south east Asia country. I put the desert and drink on counter and pointed them the receipt. The receipt had 5 items while there were only 4 items is on the counter. It turned out it was their fault, the add something else on my receipt . The receipt was all in Chinese, I don't know how to read Chinese but at least I can read the number. They did not even apologize for the mistake. Very bad service. Rude, rude, rude.... About the foods, they were just ok. read more