Girls will like this place. Dudes, well they will go there because the girls are there. Fruit Teas,…read moreslitely fancy desserts, this Taiwanese place situated itself between desserts, sandwich's and interesting drinks with some theatrics. It gets crowded in the afternoons because so many people want to just hang out that there is a 90 minute seating limit.

I had their lobster roll for lunch. Bread s warm and crunchy. You can taste the butter but not too…read moreoily. They gave me extra cream sauce on the side. I also had a strawberry milk drink. Forgot what it's called. Decent also and it's served in a big American size glass which is rare in Hong Kong. I went on a weekday at around 12.40pm. There s no line and got seated at a big communal table. Their portion is just right for me. I would definitely come back and try their other sandwiches sets.

There are many coffee shops nearby Manhattan Place Kowloon Bay and Zero Carbon Building. Bespoke is…read moresort of the hidden gem of Kowloon Bay. If you want a break from your usual Starbucks and Pacific Coffee. This is the ideal place for a cup of quality latte and a piece of chocolate truffle cake. The ambiance in this coffee shop is delightful. The decor is simple, cozy and homey. It's usually crowded with people work around the area on weekdays, but it's also a great place for family and kids. There a plenty of seats, and the little sofa with cushions is my favorite spot. It really relaxes me when I want to take a short coffee break and get away from the busy office. There are a good selection of pastry, cookies and even gingerbread men cookies. I love their muffin selection including chocolate, blueberry, and oat and walnuts. They have croissant, scones, sandwich, cakes, fruit and salad pretty much all day. I like a cup of their Japanese style corn soup, raspberry mousse cake and chocolate truffle cake. The chocolate truffle cake had a great dark chocolate truffle layer and a mousse layer beneath. It's definitely my favorite. They can also make you a nice ice cream sundae if you have a sweet tooth. Coffee is miles better than Starbucks or Pacific Coffee. They do know how to make a cup of latte. There is plenty of taxi outside of the coffee shop, tons parking spots outside and in the car park next door. It's 2 min walk from Megabox or 10 min from Telford. There was lots of room for parking outside and in the car park next door. Free wifi is available, just ask them for password.

Bespoke is a cute little shop and a lunch favorite of mine. Love their cream of corn soup and the…read moreJapanese curry rice. They also offer a few daily specials. I have noticed the portion is slightly bigger if you dine in so that's what I usually do. It's a little pricy compared to the other local restaurants but you do get a better ambiance here and it's less crowded. (I prefer here over the overpriced Pret A Manger...)

Went on a day trip with a friend to Sai Kung to explore, and we had to stop by Sai Kung Bakery,…read moreespecially because I'm a fiend for pineapple buns. I've had plenty during my semester abroad, but this was hands down the best one I've tried. The exterior was perfectly crispy and sweet, and the bread underneath was soft and fluffy. If I had more time, I honestly would've ordered a second. There are chairs and tables outside, but you need to order a drink if you want to sit. Service was quick and they have a lot of other options. My friend and I both gave the pineapple bun a 10/10. I'd definitely come back for this again one day.

Don't leave Sai Kung without trying the pineapple buns with butter (bolo yau in Cantonese) here…read more Sure, there may be a line and very little seating available, but I promise you, you'll be a happily fed baby after. The pineapple buns with butter are served warm so the slab of butter in between the bun melts as you work your way through it. The top crust is so crispy while the interior of the bun remains soft and fluffy. This is incredibly hard to achieve. But most importantly, the flavor balance is everything. I admit it's almost like a heart attack in a bun, but they somehow don't make you feel guilty eating it. The butter just melds with the bun in a way that's not disgustingly oily? I've been on a hunt for pineapple buns with butter that are as good as this place but I haven't been successful. I also got their garlic bread, but I think you can skip it. It's very crispy and big, but not particularly notable. You should try their Portuguese egg tarts though, especially if you see that they're fresh out of the oven! They also sell hot and cold drinks here, like almond drink. Don't be shocked if the workers display an attitude... this is a well-known problem among HK service workers, so don't take it personally.

Didn't have food here but the coffee was not bad. Staff was nice and accommodating. We loved the…read moreoutdoor seating in which we got to be in the sun as well.

Unique concept cafe in Hong Kong--great to explore with friends. Two lovely cats greet you here and…read moreyou can explore the quirky decor of the three floors here. Plenty of seating and great cakes and coffees

cozy neighborhood diner. got your typical breakfast afternoon tea items. also got dinner entrees…read moreand clay pot, seating was generous and clean environment for this caliber. different specials based on time of day, so plan accordingly

OVO Cafe is one of the many cafes and coffee shops I bookmarked in Wan Chai; it is also the closest…read moreone to our hotel. I initially bookmarked this cafe because the interior looks absolutely beautiful, it is inside a flower shop, and it is a vegan cafe! Decided to walk over when it opens at 12pm today (Boxing Day), and got a seat right away. You have to scan your vaccination pass (aka blue code) upon arrival, and you order via QR code at the table (physical menu is also available upon request). It is very spacious inside with high ceiling, beautiful floral and green decors, and very friendly staff. We ordered the Cheese Fondue Lunch Set for 2, and it comes with a fruit x greens salad, and 2 drinks (you can order the free drinks or add a bit of money and get other drink items for this lunch set). The cheese fondue is obviously vegan, and because it is vegan cheese, it does get a bit clumpy, so be sure to stir, stir, stir to get the cheese more smooth before dipping. The set comes with 3 mini trays of food for dipping: baby corn, cherry tomato, broccoli, mushroom, potato wedge, tofu dumpstick, and toasted bread. For the drinks, we had a rose theme going on lol. I ordered the Rock Salt Rose Latte (you can select decaffeinated and the type of milk), and my partner got a pot of the Rose & Osmanthus Tea. It was a lovely lunch :) I can't wait to come back again to try the Chinese desserts!

Food: I had the lunch special of laksa (shiitake mushrooms, snap peas, tomatoes, half of a…read morehard-boiled egg, bean sprout, veggies, noodles). I liked it a lot. It was subtly spicy and gave it a good kick. My only qualm was that the noodle quickly absorbed the soup, so it got thicker and thicker as I ate. The portion was quite large and I struggled to finish and needed to enlist the help of friends to help me. The lunch special came with a soup, salad, or hot beverage. I went with the black truffle soup with mushrooms. Definitely made no mistake there. It was so, so good. Super flavorful with bits of mushroom. My dining companions definitely loved it too. I wouldn't mind more of it...actually that sounds pretty good right about now. Price: $78 for the lunch special, so quite reasonable for fresh, good quality, and large portions Friends tried the all-day breakfast and vegetarian burger, and they all liked their food too. Repeat? Yes!

I've eaten here twice now. High quality food and low prices. But the staff is very busy, you sit on…read morestools next to small tables, you're packed in pretty tight & you don't sit around too long after you're done. This is a popular place that's been here for a long time. While the rest of Kennedy Town is going upscale with new places opening up everyday, I think this will be one of the old places that will stick around because of all the customers they have.

This local diner is one of Sai Wan's most popular joints. Opened late, it's perfect for night owls…read morewho's craving the munchies. If you walk by on a Friday or Saturday evening, there's a crowd outside trying to get in. There's really no queue order. Just seat yourself if yourself if you can. Personally, I'm intimidated by the staff. They work fast and my Canto isn't as strong. So when they ask me a question (in slang), I had to ask them repeat or what it means. Maybe it's best to order it all in English. There is an English menu and local uni students love this place. It's cheap and judging from the amount of gratitude certificates on the wall, 可可店 enjoys giving back to the community too. On the menu, you'll find anything typical Cantonese. From noodles to fried rice, congee to snacks and dessert; they even serve traditional Cantonese dishes from 6pm to 1am at a bargain compared to the local razzle dazzle cha chaan tang. I think the "Yelp Loves Us" sticker on their door proves it a solid 5 stars!