It locates in TST, Kowloon. It is near to the A1 exit of the TST station, about 5 mins walk. The…read moreshop is small, and there is outdoor seating. It is very suitable for a chilling meal. Mixed doner roll $60 - Flat bread, Loads of assorted meat, tomato, lettuce, sauce ( the best part). All the ingredients are perfectly matched and you got the option of spicy sauce or not, take the leap and get the spicy sauce, it just adds something good. Kebab is really good, cheap, fast and tasty. I really enjoy it and I'll keep going!

I really enjoyed the food, maybe primarily because I've been in Asia for a few weeks now and was…read morereally missing some Turkish/Mediterranean/middle eastern food. Tried the mixed doner. The sauces were great. The place is very small only 3 or 4 tables.

Saturday Night - Mong Kok - Places that don't have a line are places that I go to and then…read moresometimes wish i had patience to wait for something good. With that in mind, I give this place four stars for the taste of the food. Lamb Chops with Rice - Fragrant and tender Iskender Kebab with Bread - A huge portion- perhaps a little bit more than what a normal person can finish! The meat is interesting and nothing like I've had before but it was enjoyable. Turkish Apple Tea - Good Hot Mango Tea - Tastes exactly like unset - hot jelly mixture. Do not waste money on this one! Severely understaffed with just one waitress for around 10 tables, perhaps more. Other workers (they look like the owners family or of the same ethnicity) were just sitting around and waiting for this one busy lady to manage the restaurant. It makes them look like terrible employers that force their staff to the brink of falling over and I hope this changes soon.

I ordered a double scoop of ice cream, it was HK$55…read more On Openrice that had the top reviews for the area. Mainly because I have never had Turkish ice cream, it fit the description. light with some "small nuts" in it. That fit the description of Turkish ice cream, probably read on wikipedia. A couple described the Turkish ice cream at Joy Mall by Qufu Road Station as heavy & saturated. So I figured I better try some probably more authentic Turkish Ice Cream in Hong Kong.

If you're looking for a general, across the boards review of Oliver's, this won't be of much help…read morebecause there's only one thing I eat at Oliver's - and that's their baked potatoes. Okay, I have tried a little of some of their other stuff - I've had a bit of some kind of pasta which my mother ordered when I was younger, but I've never ordered anything but the potato here myself before. It's not to say that their baked potatoes are amazing - they're actually a hit-or-miss, but when they are a hit, they're pretty good. I usually either go for sour cream baked potato when I'm feeling a little plain Jane, or for the smoked salmon and egg salad one when I feel a little hungrier. When I say that they're a hit or miss, it's because sometimes, the potatoes are served freshly baked and steaming hot, so all is well, but sometimes, it's served just warm, making the taste of the potato quite underwhelming. In my opinion, a baked potato that's eaten just warm is a baked potato that's wasted. There's no fun in eating a baked potato that's only at room temperature. But on the occasions where the stars are all aligned and the universe has decided to cut you a break - i.e. the potato is served hot, it tastes really, really good. The sour cream is cold so it tastes great against the hot potato. The smoked salmon and egg salad one is actually better in my opinion, though they're quite skimpy with the smoked salmon - expect tiny pieces, and not a lot of them too. The egg salad tastes pretty good and there's an even mix between the whites and yolks. Overall, it's hard to say that the potatoes here are amazing because sometimes they're served at room temperature and therefore not so good. I don't have much to say about the other items on the menu, of course, but since this is kind of a fast food place I wouldn't expect things like the pastas and the sandwiches to be fantastic.

The price is kind of expensive since the amount of food was not too much. Oliver's Super Sandwiches…read moreis obviously famous for it's sandwiches. But mine also had a roasted potato with cheese and I even liked it more than its sandwiches...

The food looked way better on the menu than it tasted...didn't have much flavor at all.read more

The Bottom Line: This is a decent ramen place with good prices and fast service…read more Pros: This is tucked away inside of the mall, and as such you can get relatively quick service. The ramen is pretty standard, and the service is pretty good, too! Cons: It is not date worthy, bur it is great for a quick casual meal.

Food and service was super quick and delicious. Their menu had a "newspaper" look which was unique!…read more We ordered the Green Curry with Beef and Larb (minced meat in lettuce wrap). Both was flavorful and the right amount of spiciness. Eat it with rice or however you want - definitely worth a try.

Came here with colleagues after a long flight to Hong Kong. We were hungry and wanted flavourful…read moreThai that had fresh veggies. That's exactly what we got. I ordered the green curry with vegetables and was pleased. The waitress spoke very little English, which was fine because the menu was in English.

One would think that the number of expats roaming around HK would also mean the late night kebab…read morecraze has taken over in Kowloon. Yet still HK Style Cafes, McDonalds and other infamous street side eateries to maintain their stronghold for the hungry locals wandering during the wee hours. New Istanbul is a 24 hour spot, specializing in Mediterranean, Middle Eastern fare and certified Halal. It is mainly empty at this spot, for obvious reasons to anyone who dines here. The menu is massive for HK standards, perhaps even for Turkish / Halal places in general. Their meat platters from their rotating spits are definitely plentiful, typically served with rice, salads, and fries. Their chicken doner ($70) was just chunks of dry pieces that resembled shawarma. The Kofte ($88) was filling, but I've definitely had better in from other establishments and the same applies with the Mixed Doner ($98), which was just disappointing. I figured going with light bites such as Falafel ($58) and Spicy Hummus ($48) would resetore some faith in misaligned execution but I was wrong. Both were downright atrocious. There was a pool of oil drowning the hummus and the falafel was overfried, resembling a hockey puck. I was also surprised at the subpar pizza, also the pide and lahmacun. I still haven't found anything suitable on the menu yet. Perhaps their desserts? (i.e. sutlac?) They do take credit cards here and the mainly Nepalese staff is super friendly. Where the food fails, they shine. But that's the only reason I can muster 2 stars.

The only thing I ate here was the falafel, which I was glad to see offered; unfortunately, they…read morewere pretty bad. And at the time, they seemed to me like the most appetizing thing offered on the menu. I also had a canned beer to drink. The menu, btw, is on a huge banner-like tarp covering the wall, which was nice because it was convenient and also probably covered an area nobody wants to look at while eating. The seating area runs along one side of the place. It's apparently open 24 hours, or used to be; if I recall correctly, I was there around 4 in the morning. The woman behind the counter who took my order seemed friendly enough. I might've added on another .5 star for that. It's a tiny restaurant, and I did like the ambience of the place, so I'm rather torn between giving it 2 stars or 3. But the falafel were just too poor. When done at least adequately, they're delightfully crispy. These were nowhere near crispy, they were just fat little fingers of mush. Sad. The sauces in squeeze bottles, of which there are a variety that one can freely help themselves to, improved the falafel a bit, but only barely.

I haven't been to this restaurant for years, price has gone up quite a bit!…read more But food is still gigantic and very tasty. They added more varieties, they've got Hong Kong, Taiwanese, Japanese, Vietnamese and Western food options. Lunches are $40. Afternoon tea sets are fairly priced, around $30. Recommend!!!!!

I honestly don't know many places that have teppanyaki in Hong Kong but this restaurant met my…read moreexpectations. There are bar seats as well as regular tables, but none have the actual teppan tables in front of you and there is no chef cooking directly within eye sight unless you are at the bar seats. My group of four came for dinner and decided to hop onto the bar seats. Our server was friendly and didn't mind explaining some of the menu items to us. There are set dinners as well as a la carte options. We opted to mix and match so that the four of us could share everything ordered. It was a good idea because there were just so many things that looked appetizing! With premium cuts of steak, scallops, seared foie gras, vegetables, fish, + chicken, our stomach was thanking us. The chilled tomato with citrus soy sauce was our favorite appetizer while the mixed greens salad had a delectable creamy and slightly spicy dressing. We had no room for dessert but will consider it next time. Overall a nice casual restaurant that knows how to grill.

No idea why I keep coming back to this place when it's pretty average but it's a pretty good price…read morefor their sets here. All sets come with a salad, rice, soup and a choice of teppanyaki meat (salmon, shrimp, scallops, various beef, chicken, pork and etc). They also have really good dipping sauces here! This place is always busy since it's in New Town Plaza so I just come on weekdays. On weekends, you'll have to wait a while to get a table and it's not that worth it. I usually get their beef and their shrimp since they do it quite well here. Everything is very flavourful and don't forget to get the mushroom rice instead of the plain one!