So this place is somewhere between a 4 and a 5 for me, having been a few times over the last few…read moremonths for really only afternoon coffee and a snack. This place shot up to a 5 for me based on eating a meal there last night. $251 HKD for two meals, a side of sweet potato fries, a glass of wine and a latte...kind of a huge value and really very good! So we popped in because we wanted something other than our standard dai pai dong up the street and/or sushi options and this place is very local and close for us. They have special that with every entree order of over a $100 you get a drink for $1. Shut the front door! My husband ordered a super cheesy grilled cheese sandwich from their grilled cheese options. I ordered a greek salad with some smoked salmon. We also noshed on some sweet potato fries. We then for a $1 each, my husband had a latte and I enjoyed a glass of red wine. The fries were hot and really good. The grilled cheese was of ample size and super cheesy. The Greek salad was a touch too simple (needed a few more olives I think to punch it up), but evenly coated with dressing and fresh. The desert case is also packed full of great looking cakes, bars and cookies and worthy of a repeat trip (prices in the case range from $68-88). They advertise a special of like $98 for a glass of Prosecco and a dessert! It appeared some couples were wandering in to enjoy this just as we were leaving. Around 7PM when we arrived on a Friday, the place was not busy at all (which I know is bad for business, but preferred by us!). It was nice to sit with the open air on the first floor and simply enjoy our time. They have upstairs seating as well and it is closed in, the downstairs part is more open to the outside elements when the weather is nice. I walk by this place almost every day and the busy feeling of brunch on the weekend or packed lunch crowd during the week is different than the quieter evening vibe. The staff was friendly, welcoming and absolutely accommodating. For $251 and a good quality meal, we will absolutely return sooner than later.

Fantastically cute, reasonably priced, well located, and yummy! Service was friendly & efficient…read more We tried 2 fresh juices, kiwi & watermelon - they were a bit pricey at $40 each for a smallish glass, but were really friggin good. Not overly sweetened and tasting of nothing but perfectly ripe fresh fruit. We also ordered one brunch and one main. Oeuf Meurette French style eggs cooked in red wine with chicken & bacon and Barramundi roasted with lime & tomato, served with smashed potato and rocket. So delicious, both. Portions were generous - 2 soft boiled eggs in the breakfast and a large cut of fish in the main. A tip: if it looks full, check up the stairs. There's an entire upstairs dining area! Will be back.

If you're looking for fast, convenient and good portions, this was a great spot. It is a little hit…read moreor miss depending on what you order, but the baked pork chop in tomato sauce hit the spot for me!

Came here for breakfast and my mom & aunty got 2 different seats. One comes with macaroni soup and…read morean egg & ham sandwich. The other comes with oatmeal, sausage, boiled egg and toast. Simple and light breakfast to start the day!

For those stranded between Central and Admiralty, working in Citibank Plaza or BOC Tower, a quick…read moreand easy food choice is limited. If you are pressed for time, your best (and only) option are the four largest coffee shop chains - Pacific, Starbucks, Pret and Simplylife, located in Citibank Plaza. (Note: there is also a smaller Starbucks shop in BOC Tower). Among the four, Simplylife provides the best food, hands down no question; Pret comes second with a good deli selection, while Pacific and Starbucks just stock the usual simple pastries. Simplylife has a juice corner, bread counter/bakery, Chinese siu mei section, burger joint as well as cooked food counter. I usually pop by to grab a freshly pressed carrot/orange juice and a toasted coldcut bun in the morning. I come by for lunch when I am pressed for time as well (but Pret if I am in an extreme rush). So while it hardly alters the menu, you can hardly complain that they have offered more variety and quality for those stranded in this deserted area. Hence, four stars!

Newly renovated from Spring 2016. Adding a new TV for guests to watch TV and a bar area, good…read moredesign for ppl who wants to sit and watch sport live game. Love their breakfast, around $28-35 including drinks! Must try their assorted dimsum platter. Have 5-6 varieties for you to try, most importantly, it's fresh out of the streamer! Great spot for people to work in between central Nd admiralty where is lack of place to eat!

Little cute coffee place with deserts. But seat (a few outside) could be more comfortable. The…read morelatte i had was good but pricy HK$47. Otherwise, 4 stars.

Check out the barista awards on the back shelf, impressive to note. The breakfast was the star…read morehere, along with great coffee. Big hearty breakfast for a fair price. Would have loved to try more menu items.

Bread & bistro has great baked goods, but other than that, their lunch menu is so-so…read more If I were to rate bread & bistro solely based on their breakfast spread, I would definitely give them 5 stars. They have a wide selection of pastries, puffs, muffins, and cooked breakfast in the morning. Their blueberry muffin is one of the best I have had in Hong Kong. Sometimes i reserve a cheat breakfast meal just to sneak in a blueberry muffin from here! The reason why bread & bistro gets a 3 star is because of the quality of the food served during lunch. The flavours are off and the options are not enticing. I've had quite a few dishes... Japanese curry - pretty standard and not outstanding. However, the meat in Japanese curry is a minced chicken patty which tasted very processed Taco rice - there is way too much rice, or was off proportionally. There was not enough fish or toppings to mix into the rice, and the mayo (sauce) was not great Ramen - the noodles were bland and the pork slices are so dry... Recommend for baked goods / breakfast. Don't come here for lunch unless you don't have a choice.

I was a bit spooked by the portion size to price ratio but the result was even better than I could…read morehave hoped! My avocado crab salad was delectable and my buddy's rice egg curry thing was great too. Fantastic service by a very friendly waitress and a relief to enjoy air con in a typically sweltering day. Would recommend!

I visited in Hong Kong in My aunt brought me here for breakfast for the first time. It is a small…read morecozy cafe with limited space but my wife and I were impressed by their food quality. I loved their decor especially those colorful little tiles on the wall that recalled my memory of old time 冰室 or even the MTR tiles. We went back there for dinner. I have a sirloin steak and crispy German pork knuckle, and two more sirloin steaks for my aunt and uncle. We had great time there. This is a recap memory, so the menu may be different. But we will be back for more when I visit my aunt and uncle this year.

Considering its location, the food here is actually pretty decent. I visited with my family for…read moredinner one evening--we made reservations in advance, and am glad we did. The restaurant was full, and we could see several groups waiting outside for a table. The menu reads straightforwardly; basically what you see is what you get. Don't expect anything too fancy (and I'm not saying this in a bad way.) The dinner sets are fairly priced, and includes a salad, soup, garlic bread, main course, and tea/coffee. VIP guests can also get a dessert with their meal at no additional charge (although I'm not really sure how the VIP system works... you probably just have to spend a certain amount at the restaurant.) I had the sirloin steak, which was cooked to my requested doneness, with the meat tender and juicy. The timing of our meal was pretty good as well, with servers taking away empty dishes quickly, and wait time between courses was kept to a minimum. Would I go back again? Yes.

This café de Carol opens at 6:30 (vs 7am) and has a separate 粥同腸粉 station which opens at 7am with…read moreis pretty good. A longer walk that the one I usually go to but well worth it.

My family used to take me to Cafe de Corals a lot when I would visit in the 1980s. They are a part…read moreof my fond memories of growing up in Hong Kong during Summer vacations. I had to eat here again, and have my boyfriend experience it. There are quite a few Cafe de Corals - some locations are larger than others. This is one of my favorite locations - clean, big, and plenty of seating options. You order at a self-service kiosk (which can be daunting, since there are a lot of choices, but fun at the same time). Since it can be busy at times, I suggest looking at the menu online first. We ordered 2 Sizzling Steak Plate Sets, and 2 drinks (lemonade and red bean icy). The drinks were not great, but they do give you complimentary hot tea, which was nice. The steak plates were good, as well as the Borscht soup. It does come with a hot dog, but it was super bland.

Visiting Hong Kong, looking for a good deli sandwich, after eating a lot of Chinese food, just…read moreneeding to charge it up a bit. Found this place onYelp, walked from my hotel, and was warmly greeted by host, who immediately took my takeaway order. I ordered the BLT w/ Avocado, and a side of Potato Salad. It was very good, very fresh, not too big a sandwich with the fillings falling out everywhere...I really loved it. I will be going back again on my next business trip to Hong Kong.

I've grown up largely on western cuisine, so anytime I had an opportunity to eat it while living /…read morestaying for long periods of time in Asia, it's always a welcome sight. The deli scene in Hong Kong is next to zero, but Morty's is here to fill that void. This Wan Chai location is not really near the MTR. They're sandwiched in between Admiralty and Wan Chai but is most easily accessible from Hennessy Rd and up a couple of blocks onto Wing Fung St. The restaurant looks like a small diner on the beginning of an street incline. Parking is a near impossibility. It's a narrow, tight squeeze but they've still made room for all sorts of group action, including an outdoor table in their courtyard. Ventilation is quite good and there are TVs for watching sports on the inside. It's generally well lit and clean, which is sometimes all we can ask for. The food is not going to win awards from smoked meat purists, but it'll do the job. They offer a classic pastrami as well as a reuben and some interesting smoked meat burgers and a short rib sandwich that is supposedly cooked for 72 hours via sous vide. They also have a rare item in poutine (#1), which is true to form with cheese curds, a little pastrami, and topped off with homemade gravy. They also have hot dogs, specialty sandwiches (#3), salads, and they even a have plant based options. The latter includes a cubano, burgers, and a mushroom version of their popular reuben. I also appreciate that they care about their bread so much that they actually have ciabatta, baguette, rye, or even a bagel. I think I'm most impressed with their drink selection, which includes cocktails, wine, beer, and soda options. The bottomless iced lemon tee makes me chuckle, but I'm likely to shoot for their rootbeer float ($75HKD), which is totally alcoholic. Overall, I'm not mad at the food. It's smaller than I expected (#2). I find that $160-170HKD is a little pricey for their signature sandwiches, but I get that they're also gauging prices the way they are in North America. Would likely come back when I feel like bleeding money and eating smoked meats. __________ (#1) Trust me. It's rare. We barely have it in Houston, TX where I'm based! (#2) Foodflation around the world, food shrinkage in Asia. Portions R not us.