Right away I was captivated by the decor in the doorway, welcoming you into The Diner! I was…read morewalking and was drawn to the license plates on the wall, classic music and the staff looking up with smiles. The service was quick, attentive and very engaging. I was able to walk around, take pictures and even engage with other travelers. The ambiance of The Diner is very classic and welcoming. I got the Bacon & Tomato Melt (mozzarella & cheddar cheese with spicy tomato salsa on sourdough bread). It was so hard to choose after looking at all the food options, especially the "comfort food" options. The sand which was very larger, I was able to take the other half home . They have a "Skirt Burger" which they are known for. Eat one and you get your Polaroid picture on the wall (pictured). I recommend The Diner and will definitely be back on my next visit to Hong Kong!

What a find! The Diner has an extensive menu. Their specialty is a wide variety of burgers but…read morethere's so much more for us non-meat eaters. What's not to love about a restaurant channeling a California vibe, playing Star Wars on the screen, and with a Space Invaders game. Food was delicious, service was attentive, and best of all it's a short walk from our hotel.

Western food! The…read moreflying pan has very reasonable prices, poor coffee, mediocre food, and good service. I ordered the salmon Benedict, Kenzie the pepper and onion Benedict. The eggs being over cooked, had a non runny yolk. I ordered sides of baked beans and corn grits which were both fine. Our plates came out with the sides switched up. Not a big deal. Not bad for a western breakfast in Hong Kong. Not great either. I've had better western breakfast in Shanghai, though you would think Hong Kong being the international hub it is, would have even higher standards for western foods. Eggs Benedict: 85HK. Unlimited coffee: 35HK. Using a restaurants own WiFi to post a 2 star review about them: Priceless.

I visited the Flying Pan for a quick breakfast before heading off to work, and first impressions…read morewere good- it's a small, but low-key place, and while the menus are a bit much to look at, the food was just right. I went with an Eggs Guacamole and a mango juice and I thought it was all pretty awesome overall. The food isn't overly expensive, you get fairly generous portions, and they definitely don't skimp on your free sides. The potatoes were a tad dry and I probably wouldn't go with them the next time around, but their grits aren't half bad. Hollandaise sauce is thick, yet runny, and the eggs were poached perfectly. The guacamole was offered in generous portions, and the only thing that I could possibly say they weren't generous with, in terms of portion size was my juice. That's fine though. I'll definitely be back to try a few other menu items.

This super cute place is a major brunch haven! Lots of gluten free options (which is a surprise)!read more

Very small but very cute little place in Central. They have a great selection of food, but in…read moreparticular we came for the all day breakfast. I enjoyed the meat lovers skillet and my friend a traditional breakfast of bacon, eggs, and waffles. Everything was delicious, especially the iced coffee which was amazing! Love this spot -- feels like a hidden gem.

Cool place tucked away in an alley near an adult book store. The mac and cheese hot dog topped with…read morebacon bits was a delicious way to take 5 minutes off your life. Satisfactory beer selection included several choices brewed by local brewery Hong Kong Beer. Service was laid-back, friendly and pleasant. Free wifi.

Trip to HK and came across this place. It's very comfortable atmosphere and cool design. The white…read moresour and hotdog tastes so good :)

Le Marron is nestled in the heart of Causeway Bay. It is located in a commercial building on the…read more12th floor. The entrance to the building is hidden, you might walk by. In addition the lift lobby doesn't look very inviting. Once you enter the restaurant the atmosphere changes totally. The setting is cosy, decor may be a little kitschy. All tables are separated by curtains, giving every party a little more privacy. This place for sure has a romantic touch. The wine list is short but that's not a problem. As most of the guests bring their own wines and the good news is that they won't charge you for whatever you bring. Service is attending and efficient. They're knowledgeable and will recommend the specialties of the house. Food emphasizes on French cuisine. Starters include French Gilardeaux oysters, torteaux and steamed mussels. The soup of the mussels is especially delicious. Seafood is very fresh. Don't miss out on the soups which include classic onion soup and lobster bisque. The mains include confit de canard, lamb Wellington, Holstein rib eye and kurobuta pork chop. All of those dishes are great, cooked to perfection. If you're into pasta try the fettuccine with boneless of tail. If you have room there's a good selection of classic French desserts. This place is highly recommended and it's really good value for money.

Went to the Flying Pan in Wan Chai for brunch with a few friends. It's built like a traditional…read moreAmerican diner with a large variety of meals suited for all hours of the day (it's open 24 hours!), which is perfect for a quick pick-me-up in the morning or a carb craving after a Wednesday night out (go big green). Its portions are massive, at least relative to others in Hong Kong, and it has some pretty good deals if you want a cheap but filling meal. I ordered a $50 HKD set with four pieces of toast, two eggs cooked the way psychos like em (yolkless and fried), a bowl of tomato soup (my side-dish option), a bowl of fresh fruits (my second side-dish option), a cup of orange juice (my beverage option), and I also added on two link sausages for $22 HKD. I wasn't a fan of either the fruits (they didn't seem all that fresh) or the sausages (sorta tasted like plastic), but you definitely get a value meal.

Located on upper level from the street. Good view out from inside. Stairs or elevator to get up and…read moredown. Hot and humid outside but comfortable and clean inside. Air conditioning not too cold. Food was very good and reasonably priced. It was as advertised. Traditional American breakfast with an English flair. Yes I wold eat here again.

Fresh homemade meals that taste good and are pretty healthy. The lunch items aren't very filling…read moreunfortunately and we felt we needed 2 each to qualify as a proper meal (we weren't even particularly hungry). Even though the "lunch set" includes a coffee, with the salads costing $88-$98 each it's hard to add another item like a sandwich for $100+. I'd come again if I'm trying to be healthy and want something a little bit different, but not if I'm at all hungry or I'd need to supplement it with something else before/after.

Noted a New Zealand restaurant just opened in Central from magazine. Not quite sure if many…read morehongkongers have ever tried the Kiwi cuisine? Similar to cuisines in Australia, a diverse from British-based, with great ingredients selections, and they love lamb, um, I think. With curiosity, my friend and I decide to go and give a try. Located in Graham Street, just below Hollywood Road, Motu Kiwi is easy to spot. It's a tiny cosy cafe, decor is simple, with an open kitchen, which is good to chill with friends. We start with caesar salad, right amount of ingredients and flavours, lettuce is fresh and bacon is crispy. The main of my friend is fish and chip - classic and delicious, fish is cooked beautifully and chips are homemade; but the best dish of evening is fish kokoda! The dish is more like ceviche, marinated raw fish (mine is snapper) imported directly from New Zealand, seasoned nice with lemon juice, paired with fresh salad, all work together! I have to say the dishes are in big portion, have to leave dessert in our next visit. One more credit to give to the staff, Nicole is super friendly and she knows everything in the menu! It is difficult not to celebrate good food with good wines, unfortunately Motu Kiwi is still waiting for liquor license, however, there are enough reasons to come back again.

A small, lively restaurant in Lan Kwai Fong with the diner ambiance. When I visited on a Saturday…read morenight, the tables were all full, but there was space at the bar. I ordered the all-American cheeseburger and upgraded my fries to chili fries. The fries were awesome--it's hard to find fries this good. The burger wasn't as good as the fries, but decent. I liked that the onions were diced on the burger. I would go back, but I wouldn't come clambering back. It's also a bit expensive--the burger, fries, and drink were $235. If I'm getting a burger, I'd like it to be more affordable.

Arnold Palmer is solid- not too sweet, and you can definitely taste the tea and the lemon. Bonus…read morepoints for using a paper straw American cheeseburger- smoky cheese, good addition of onion, tender patty After passing by this place I don't know how many times, I finally decided to check the place out. The dim lighting and bench seating creates this ambience of eating outdoors in the 50s as a fever dream, and much of this place feels like a 50's burger joint, from the quirky candy jars, the striped tray sheets and strawsatop the shake station, to the polished (steel?) napkin holders and trays, and the crinkle cut fries (ugh. Not a big fan of those) I ordered a American cheeseburger lunch set, with came with a drink- I ordered an Arnold Palmer which they mixed in house, and a side of crinkle cut fries (again, not a huge fan). The Arnold Palmer was decent- nice big glass, with a generous helping of lemon juice, and a tea strong enough to not be overpowered by the lemon. The fries are well seasoned, and crunchy, but as with crinkle cut fries, the texture can vary quite a bit between French fry. The cheeseburger was great! They used a bold, but fragrant thousand island dressing as it's main sauce, with plenty of onions, and pickles. The patty itself was tender and moist, and the burger managed to actually be somewhat smoky! Considering how I only paid HK$99 for this meal in Central, not a bad deal. Might come back and try their shakes the next time around.

5-star place to chill and relax for a little bit after a hectic work week. Classy, less crowded,…read moremore room physical and mentally to get away.

So, it's LKF and the selection is pretty limited unless you're talking about pitchers of Red Bull…read moreand vodka. Beer wise, it was pretty limited but at least they had a happy hour which was a pretty good deal for the first one, anyway. They obviously try to be a classic American diner and the burgers reflect that. I went with the Wake up Little Suzy, which had bacon, egg and mushroom and got the upcharge for the atomic fries. The burger was okay, thankfully, they had a bottle of Tabasco nearby to liven things up a little, even the bacon was a little on the chewy side. The atomic fries, which were supposed to be cajun style left little more than my fingers a little red. I might circle back to it eventually to try out the food but not for a while.

The reason to eat here is to be able to sit outside & people watch. The food is okay - not great -…read moreand the prices are the same as other places - where the food is better. So a good place for a beer at night & not a bad place for brunch and not so much for dinner.