Just Green is a small deli on Lamma Island, located on Yung Shue Wan Main Road, which believe it or…read morenot is on the road from Yung Shue Wan ferry. It's beyond the turn off on to the family trail, but before you get to the temple. It's basically one of a small chain, the other stores in Wan Chai, Soho, and Disco Bay, selling healthy whole foods, such as qinoa, fenugreek (nope, I have no idea what this is either), kettle chips, organic pasta, Quorn, and icecreams. It's actually a reasonably priced shop, given the products are premium and imported like Quorn, and also have to come beyond "main" HK and onto an outlying island. Produce sells at a similar price to the regular shops in HK. The best bit of this store (which is only at this store and not the HK ones) is the "pseudo" cafe at the rear. It's not a coffee shop, not by a far stretch. It is more like a small seating area where you can have snacks and drinks bought in store. They even have serve yourself teas, which is essentially a cup, a teabag and a kettle, and that you make up for yourself. Remember to make purchases before you enjoy. Beyond the seating area is a small pleasantly decorated terrace overlooking the sea. On a hot day, I like to come for the real fruit lollies and hang out at the back of the shop. It's kinda pleasant to look at the sea, whilst in the AC eating ice lollies. Reminds me of Brighton Beach.

The organic and fair trade specialty store amid expanding all over Hong Kong. The location in Lamma…read moreIsland sits next to the vegetarian cafe Bookworm. The bakery session is at the entrance that homemade baguette, sunflower bread loaf, whole wheat bread, croissant...Easily can you tell the hand crafted pastry that are not cut automatically. And the best part for me is some gluten-free options. Man, my eyes just sparkled when I saw the 'GF' label. Then the personal health care products which are mostly imported from Europe and the States. Handmade soaps, fair-trade shampoo and now the overwhelming 100% natural coconut oil. I found my German brand xxx shampoo and conditioner which I used to have in Amsterdam. Surprise. And for clean-eating people, the muesli, granola and nuts shelves are heavens. They have house label nuts and cranberries etc., packed in bags and last for a short period which still keeps the freshness. Their wine selection is from Albert Heijn from the Netherlands when I saw the back label. Haha. No wonder some familiar brands merged into my eye level. Organic beer available here. It would be brilliant if they gonna add on the Australian Goat beer ale. Walk further, they have a real cafe that serve soul food. With the terrace facing the Lamma pier, chewing some carrot cake and sip organic Chandoney from South Africa can make a perfect weekend.

Really underrated place located in a fancy-looking office building in Siu Sai Wan. This is where…read moreall the local employees go for lunch, and the lines are always, always out the door. We came here on Monday by accident, and went back every single day of the work week. There's just no beating it in terms of price, taste, and portion size. The items are all pretty much under 40hkd, and there are just so many options. You could eat here for a whole month and barely try half the menu. There's a bbq section where you can get char siu pork or roast duck over rice. Or order up something from the menu and drop it off at the kitchen for them to cook it for you. The portions are great and because they are so busy, everything is fresh made and tastes great. Just a solid restaurant overall.

Slightly pricy for western food, they do have decent meals for lunch/tea combos. Have gotten pasta,…read morerisotto and burger at this spot, I think there are better offerings in NTP

Went today at 5pm, originally to have tea and coffee but my aunt decided to have main meal rather…read morethan going home to cook so we all decided to order mains. I wanted the pork burger & chips and iced cappuccino but was told they had sold out of both so I chose the clam spaghetti and the ice coffee. Mum had the clams too and aunt ordered a risotto style dish. The spaghetti came in a small dish and we both had 5 clams each! Aunt thought her dish was wrong but assured by waitress it was what she ordered so she ate it. It didn't look like the photo! It was fine, though it took us a while to order so I waved someone over. It was a shame they had sold out of things, not sure what time they close. We saw other tables had ordered afternoon tea which looked lovely, we thought we should have tried that instead!

Very nice area, book store, coffee goes hand in hand. Siphon coffee, blue mountain, really good…read more Only downside is super expensive, $130 for cup of blue mountain, vs $47 in Agnes B or even Starbucks

I'm such a sucker for delicious coffee paired with adorably decadent desserts. If you think that's…read morealso an accurate description for yourself, then Pokka Cafe is for you. This is my second time at this location and it did not disappoint. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Orders are accurate and they do a good job of communicating how long it will take. Coffee is expensive but it's wonderfully pressed to a nice concentration. Add a little cream and a touch of sugar and you've got a little cup of heaven in an adorable teacup. Our party of 9 split several snacks, both savory and sweet. A serving of chicken wings, noodle soup, beef wellington, and tiramisu toast. Be prepared to wait at least 20 minutes for the toast as it is made to order, but it's worth the wait and timed perfectly for a sweet ending to everything else. The toast was hot out of the oven and paired wonderfully with vanilla ice cream, custard, and a generous dusting of cocoa powder.

Finding quality Taiwanese in TST was already daunting task as it is and this place certainly…read moredoesn't make things any easier. At first I thought 101 Taiwanrice was a play on words ("台灣飯") but even when the Chinese name is much more prominent (101肉燥飯專門店), I still can't take this place seriously. To no one's surprise, it's a chain. And amongst the many locations throughout Kowloon and HK island, TST is among the more popular ones. The fare is advertised as Taiwanese, but of course has a HK flair to it. With things like pb and butter toast, macaroni soups, fishball noodles, etc; local tastes win again. While the HK portion is actually kind of tasty and a hell of a deal during lunch, I try to stick with the Taiwanese portion of the menu. Everything from 3 cup chicken to minced pork over rice felt watered down flavor wise. Their personal sized hot pot combos are super popular, but a little cheesy overall. Any one looking for stinky tofu ought to look somewhere else (#1) Service is pretty good and the food is fairly affordable for the most part. What is really clutch is that this place is open super late. When the late night munchies kick in, this place is a solid alternative option to the nearby HK cafes. ____________ (#1) Somewhere like .... Taiwan.

This place offers a cheap afternoon tea set for approximately 30 to 35 dollars. You get a bowl of…read morerice or noodles with a choice of meat and a drink. They are known for their Taiwanese minced pork rice and it's solid. This is a chain and they have a couple locations in Hong Kong. Keep in mind this place opens till 2am which is a plus if u are looking for a place that opens late in the tst area.

My colleague said this place is good so we went one day for lunch. We actually took taxi since our…read moreoffice is quite far from Amoy Plaza. (You can redeem some Welcome coupons with your taxi and dining receipts exceeds HK$300.) Going in with expectation is my fault, because I came out sweating I would not return. Food is average at best. I guess it's alright if you live/work nearby but certainly not a place worth traveling the extra miles.

Their katsu don is pretty good, the pork cutlet is crispy and juicy, im gonna give it a 4 starread more

Typical Cha Chaan Teng style cafe…read more Small shop. Quick HK service (wink wink). Order through QR code. We got 4 different dishes: - Curry pork chop (very mid - don't get it, it's not good curry) - Satay beef noodle (ok la, decent) - Scrambled eggs with roast pork (good, runny push eggs and roast pork has good flavor) - Scrambled eggs with truffle shrimp (delicious! Best selection!) Milk tea was ok. Wish it was stronger. #yelpinHongKong

"Fancier" cha chaan teng with quality food. It's not that hard to find on Wellington - look for the…read moreblue signage and queue of people. I saw a picture on IG for Cafe Seasons for their pork chasu scrambled eggs over rice with soy sauce. I've been on a cha chaan teng mission so I had to try this. My friend and I shared the chasu and egg over rice and tomato soup macaroni with beef slices. The tomato soup macaroni also came with a plate of scrambled eggs and white toast. Chasu and eggs rice plate: We ate earlier in the day so I wasn't that hungry but I had to try it. I really enjoyed this - another comfort food winner! Eggs were scrambled perfectly and it went well with the sweet chasu and soy sauce. Tomato soup macaroni and beef: I tried a little bit of the soup and I found the soup to be sour and the macaroni too soft for my liking. I believe that this is the Chinese version of tomato soup when you're sick. It's not my thing so I'll pass on this next time. Scrambled eggs with toast: Creamy scrambled eggs on toast was also very good. I managed to eat one slice of toast with the scrambled eggs and couldn't eat any more for the day. Cafe Seasons is well lit (not like the look of the dead everyone has at Australia Dairy Company) and servers are efficient and dare I say friendly. I liked the chasu egg rice plate so much I went by myself two days later :)

This place is very close to where I live so it presents a great alternative when I don't want to go…read moreto Noho for a weekend brunch. Nevertheless, the lines can be off putting at times so I try to go there super early. I think you can make a reservation but don't quote me on that... (But then again, you can't really chill and relax with your coffee when there is a crowd waiting for your table...) The menu rotates depending on the chef of the day, which is quite an interesting concept. The menu is small but the food is good. Really enjoyed the cold pumpkin soup but the coffee/latte/drinks in general needs a lot of work. I will try to return once the hypes quiets down a bit... This place really has a lot of potentials!