High quality food at an extraordinary price. The service was really good but the way to order was…read morenot clear so I sat at a table for a few minutes looking lost. The food was very high quality and had a great presentation. This is a must do if you're in Hong Kong. I found this place off a list titled "most Instagrammable restaurants".

I'm not a macaroon fan, so when I'm writing to give this place 5 stars for their macaroons I really…read moremean it. Stopped by for some french/American inspired sandwiches, since I didn't like the asian mayonnaise and butter sandwiches that my uncle eats. Nor do I like the asian cheap ham in my sandwich. I have up low quality when I graduated high school and left that cheap cafeteria food behind. The sandwiches are okay, but for HK, and if you want a taste of Europe or the USA then they are more than okay because they remind you of home. So, when I was looking through which dessert to get, the lady at the counter said their macaroons are well know. That sounded like a challenge so I had to try one. Wow, that one macaroon turned into 20, as I wound up buying a whole box and eating it all before I reached the end of the street. They had coffee flavors, coconut, etc, and they were all delicious. I couldn't stop eating them. One of the best macaroons I've ever had, and I don't even like macaroons!!!

4/5 stars! OMG--another place I came back twice within 9…read moredays of my trip. Please note this is at the bottom floor of the Hysan Place--inside the grocery store, called Jason. MUST GET THE CROISSANT!!! SO fresh and crispy!! I picked both the custard croissant and almond glazed croissant. SOOO GOOD! I also purchased the ham and egg pastry, but it was JUST OK. Bottomline: Just come here for the croissant! (about $1.50-$2.00/pastry)

Molten egg yolk custard croissant is soooooo good! Try it if you're here! It's at the basement of…read morethe mall and walk towards the right after you come down, it's at the opposite end of the escalators.

One thing I had to do during my visit in Hong Kong was have afternoon tea. I searched a bunch of…read moreplaces on Yelp but a lot weren't open just yet. This place starts serving at 3pm. When my bf and I arrived, it started off a bit disappointing but turned out great. So, there are three different locations in the same building. The first one we stopped at was super high class and you needed reservations (which I wasn't aware of). We decided to walk the mall (forgot the name) and ended up finding a quicker, more casual to go option. But the seating was limited and needed to be reserved again as well. Well, just around the corner was another sit down restaurant, no reservations needed and we were lucky to get seated quickly. We had to wait about 30 min before afternoon tea so we started off with some delicious fruit mock tails . The afternoon tea (we went with dai pai dong) definitely hit the spot and we of course ordered the menu option with tons of delicious little bites. It's been almost 3 months now since I had it so I can't remember exactly what we ate but I remember there wasn't one thing I didn't like. I would definitely recommend this place for a nice afternoon tea experience. Especially if you're looking for something more on the casual side and less pricy.

We were wandering around the IFC Center when we stumbled upon this unexpected eatery. I've always…read morebeen completely fascinated with Joel Robuchon's various restaurants, since I've read that his food is supposed to be amazing. They're always prohibitively expensive so I had kind of resigned myself to never trying his food. I was impressed, then, that this outlet has a grab-and-go section stocked with pastries and sandwiches. We had just eaten lunch so I decided to go with a pastry. I got a Salted Caramel Tart and it was...just okay. It looks amazing and it's clearly been made with care, and yet in terms of flavor it's just nothing terribly special. The caramel taste is far too subdued to make any real impact, and the whole thing is sweet to the point of distraction. (It really lingered on my palate afterwards, to the point where I had to eat something salty just to get that cloying taste out of my mouth.) I have to assume Robuchon's savory options are much, much better than this.

Took too long yo order food and did not notify that the food was hot and got my lips burnt and they…read moremessed up orders 3 times

Asian McDonalds with super long lines. I thought the glutinous rice was pretty good, but the…read moreporridge didn't have enough toppings and was not a fan of the tea. $6 for a combo set of porridge, glutinous rice, and tea.

Pret A Manger is a UK chain that serves salads and sandwiches that are pre-made for a quick grab…read moreand go lunch. They also serve coffee and have a variety of fruit juices and drinks. When we have an all day workshop or am working lunch, Pret is often provided as a lunch. I've gotten so sick of their food that I would often skip the free meal and either not eat or buy something else. Their sandwiches are really not any good. The crawfish sandwich at this point is the only one I can tolerate. The beat root quinoa salad is probably the only item I like and would be willing to pay money for out of my own pocket. Their cookies are also pretty good. These two things are the only reason why I don't give this place one star.

Pret a Manger hardly needs an introduction, the British sandwich and coffee chain that's ubiquitous…read morein working areas and has become a favorite among HK white collars. 'Pret a Manger' means 'Ready to eat' in French, but of course, my mom loves to tell me that she's at 'Pret a MANAGER'. The sell here is freshly made, no additive, soups, sandwiches and, salads that can be plucked straight off their shelves and consumed. There are 4 types of each food category (e.g. 4 different types of wraps - meatball, chicken tikka, pulled pork, falafel) every day, with one being a meatless choice. The quality of everything is decent, price is a bit higher than average (A salad costs HKD 5X and a hot wrap is HKD 4X). It is worthy to note that they bake everything in the morning and their cookies are surprisingly good - you can smell them if you pass by in the morning. Everything is sold same-day, everything left at day-closing is donated to Feeding Hong Kong, a charity that picks up their foods to serve the lesser privileged in the city. Not all stores do this though, but you can help, according to their site - "Tragically a few of our shops have no regular charities able to collect from them. If you are a Hong Kong registered charity and interested in collecting unsold sandwiches on a long term basis, please contact Gabrielle Kirstein at Feeding Hong Kong on Tel: 2205 6568" Pret checks all the boxes to become a go-to lunch spot: convenient location (the Quarry Bay one is INSIDE Taikoo Place, no need to even go outdoors), quick service, fresh ingredients, decent flavor, reliability and a conscience (CSR is all the rage among young professionals). With just one drawback being the lack of variety - 4 choices of salad means you can only go so many times before repeating yourself - Quarry Bay Pret has become a canteen of sorts for the Taikoo Place workers, expect a bustling Monday to Thursday lunch, and emptiness during Friday (people actually eat 'out') and all dinnertimes.

I have been coming over for snacks since I was a kid. They only take cash, and their food is still…read morecheap compare to other places in Hong Kong. They only offer food as to go only. I got French fries, hamburger, and iced yin yeung (combination of coffee and tea). They reminded me of my childhood memories! The French fries was very crispy. The burger patty was a bit small, but they toasted the bread, so the bread itself tasted good too! The yin yeung is a just a traditional drink in Hong Kong that cannot be missed. Will be back again for more snacks.

When I started to come back to Hong Kong to stay for 2 or 3 months per year about 5 years ago, I…read morepassed by this bakery and thought...wow its still here! Some of the shops around this area has been frozen in time for the last 30+yrs. and still going... A favourite among high school kids around the area, you will have a hard time getting to the counter to order your hot dog, burger or their legendary fried chicken drum stick (HK$19.00 / US$2.40)! So, when I was driving by last night and saw that there was a parking spot on the side street, I jumped out and got my fried chicken! Tasted exactly like in the old days, this is the kind of fried chicken that is pure HK style, no batter or and crumbs on the outside, it was just marinated and put into the deep fryer, the skin could have been a bit more crispy, but I am not complaining too much as the store may be closing down any time as the original owner retires!!

This is the original SOGO Cage in Hennessy road and now they have build a new SOGO CAFE inside…read moreSOGO building in the Kowloon side Kai Tak MTR exit . The indoor is very cool and well lighted , clean and organized. Their bakery items are delicious and with many options . Set Lucy menu is a good buy and they have a regular menu for more food items . I like their salmon & spinach in cream sauce and big prawn pasta in tomato sauce . Great service and delicious food . Highly recommended!

The coffee is good here. Spouse likes the citrus-infused tea. A good place to take a brief rest…read morefor a while. Nice atmosphere, lots of small appetizer type dishes available as well as full lunches. Never had cakes there - but they do look delish. Service is always impeccable.

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