A great short visit!…read more While short, this was a lasting impression for a quick paired bite and drink to have while in passing.

The service was super nice and helpful - there are self serve kiosks where you order, and employees…read morewho stand there and help you order and answer any questions. If you dine in, they'll give you a number card for your table, and they'll bring your order to you. Speaking of table - find one first before ordering. While it's a huge space, it's also pretty crowded. I got: - 9 pc chicken nuggets: excellent - fish fillet sandwich: yummy - plain hamburger: meh - I don't hate it, but get something else. This place was a pit stop for a snack (I came with my boyfriend and Mom), but I would definitely come back to try more items (the salads look good).

One bite into a Honbo burger is like taking a step back into the past. One bite in and I was…read moreoverwhelmed by a sudden wave of nostalgia. It had been so long since I had had a good burger and of one that reminded me of In-N-Out in California. Their burgers are really one of the best in Hong Kong and while is on the pricier side, is most definitely worth it. The ingredients making up the burger are especially fresh, from the beef patty, to the lettuce and onions. The cheese sauce on the fries was well seasoned (it wasn't just melted cheese) and the Apple pie iced tea was surprisingly refreshing and definitely suitable for the autumn season. The price of a standard burger on average will set you at least HK$100 alone, add some fries to share and a drink, and you're looking at a HK$200 meal easily. Not quite what some people might have in mind for "fast food". But a treat once in a while is well deserved. I can't wait to try the chili fries next time!

Honbo is my vote for favorite hamburger joint in Hong Kong. The restaurant is located in a hidden…read moreaway spot and is difficult to find. The best way to get here is to walk up the stairs from Queens road. The menu here is simple: burgers, fries, beer, and soft drinks. My rating of five stars is based on the following: 1) Food: 5 stars 2) Environment/vibe: 4.5 stars (would like some more comfortable seating) 3) Value: 4 stars (5 stars with entertainer app) Recommended dishes: Apple pie ice tea, Honbo burger They have a few offerings that aren't beef patty based such as the soft shell crab burger and scallop burger. If you haven't been before I would start with the hamburgers. I have had the short shell crab burger, which is also very good. It's deep fried to a nice crisp and paired with a chicken liver mouse. Really fatty and delicious. The Honbo burger is analogous to a double double you would get at in and out. The normal party is cut in half and you get two patties. There is more contact with the grill which leads to more browning and deliciousness. The Apple pie ice tea here is really great. They add an Apple slice that is browned w/ cinnamon. It really does give the tea an apple pie tint and is also not too sweet. If you are looking for a good burger I would come here. Not a lot of seating so not meant for a big party, but the times I've been seating hasn't been an issue.

Once it a while, you deserve to treat yourself. And why not, from a burger at Big Fernand! I had…read morebeen hesitant about going to Big Fernand because of the high prices (they say, 75% of what you pay for in Central goes to rent), but after a grueling obstacle race, I decided to take the plunge. The method of ordering at Big Fernand is easy. We went in the middle of the afternoon so there were a fair number of tables open. At the register, they will ask you how you want your burger. I ordered The Bartholomé, beef burger Medium. My friend ordered The Victor (veal burger) in medium rare. If you want to add fries and a drink, it will cost you an additional HK$45-50. Quite pricey for one person, but the serving of fried is generous, so it's worth sharing. The total for two burgers was around HK$250. The burgers were brought to our table within 10-15 mins. At first glance, I was very surprised with the size of the burger. It's diameter was a little bit smaller than that of my hand - so not small at all! Being in Central, I was expecting a teeny tiny burger, but Big Fernand exceeded my expectations. Let me cut to the chase. The Bartholomé was a delicious burger. One of the best I've tried in Hong Kong. For one, the burger bun doesn't get soggy and holds it shape even when you're downing the juicy parts of the hamburger. My medium burger patty came out medium, and was tender and flavorful. Seared on the outside, light pink on the inside. The raclette cheese, carmelized onions, and crispy bacon, oh my god. The bacon was slight too hard and burnt for my taste, but if you prefer your bacon that way, then the Bartholomé is for you! I tried The Victor, the veal patty EVEN MORE tender than the beef, but wasn't a big fan of the cilantro in the burger. The fries, excellently seasoned and perfect. I need not say more. So all in all, Big Fernand is worth the splurge given the quality and the generous portion size.

WTF is a French hamburger? What do they know about hamburgers anyway? I didn't give much credence…read moreto it but found myself here anyway because eventually you run out of burger places to try. The line wasn't too long when we went it was just a back log in ordering so once that happened we sat down. I ended up getting the Le Bartoloeme- or as non French people would call it, a bacon cheeseburger and I got the combo since it was only 30 bucks more. We found an empty booth-none of the problems with seating that others had. My burger was okay, honestly nothing to write home about and it wasn't anywhere near as big as a place named Big Fernand would suggest, and with fries and a drink it was a little over 16 USD, not worth a repeat visit.

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!!

McDonald's. What's different about this location? Not much…read more The person who took my order must've been frustrated with me. I mainly spoke in English because I was in Tsim Sha Tsui East, and because I don't want to look like a fool with my broken Cantonese. Anyway, that person spoke so softly. I couldn't hear much of what he says. When he spoke a wee bit louder, he mumbled more, and I still couldn't hear him. He called on for his coworker to assist him, and he was much more helpful. Thanks dude. Other than that, a good amount of people comes to this location. Many chairs and tables, but the restrooms are downstairs of the Toyo Mall. The last time I went, there were no toilet papers, so you obviously have to bring your own tissue. I don't recall elevators here... I've only seen stairs and escalators. I'm not 100% sure.

The Bottom Line: Get a chicken sandwich here, avoid everything else. Come here if you need a quick…read morerefuel during the work day. Try: Chicken Sandwich Pro: The chicken sandwich is solid, in case you haven't gotten that from this review yet. Con: However, the rest of the burgers are truly low quality, even by McDonald's standards.

Convenient McDonald's to grab a snack. It's busy and it's hard to get seating. Reasonable prices…read morecompared to McDonald's state side. They had a chicken Big Mac I wanted to try but wasn't hungry enough.

For a person coming from the states McD in HK is refreshing…read morehaha I love the fish filet sandwich and its cheaper in HK haha They have unique things that are not available in the states and I just had to try everything haha They had this ovaltine sundae that was bursting of flavor haha

It's McDonalds, but in Mongkok. Why come here when there are great street food vendors around? A…read moregood place to eat when it is hot and you want food you know how your body will react too. Being from USA, I tried food we don't have here. The crispy chicken bucket was good and had a small kick, while the waffle fries were amazing.

This McDonald is located in Langham Place and it's one of the busier McDonald because of its…read morelocation. I find the decor quite interesting. On the wall it says Gourmet burger. I mean in North America, McD is not gourmet burger. It's a fast food and not a diner. We got the latte and it has a design and the M character on it. It's pretty interesting. As well it's pretty high tech with the automated ordering machines. Thumbs up to that

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.