Came here with some co-workers after a conference and we really enjoyed our time here. It does not…read moreget buy at least on the Wed-Fri nights I either walked by or stopped in. The Happy hour is awesome because its from I think 5-9pm or something like that. Its 2 for 1 drinks and the drinks are pretty reasonable either way. They had live music which was fine and the jalapeño poppers were amazing! The Mexican sampler wasn't great but the poppers were fantastic so we ordered a plate of 12 more and fought over them like wolves. The pizza is from the place next door and its not worth ordering so stick with the poppers!

There's very economy's meal of Peking duck 1/2 with all the second n third eats in Hyatt Regency…read morehotel in University MTR stations.... It's good for 3 people included soups, lettuce wraps, duck skins n meats with flour wraps .... $90 included all charges services, tea drinks and main courses!! Nice n comfort to sit on sofa to eat Peking duck!!!

Tin Tin is located inside of the Hyatt Hotel. They do have happy hour, but the happy hour does not…read moreinclude food (which we later came to realize is typical of Hong Kong). The prices were cool so we decided to go. We arrived about 20 minutes after happy hour started and the seats were just about all full. They were going to turn us away but we decided to walk around and see if we could find our own seats and we found two at the bar. Very intimate venue, they had live music (singer and a pianist). Quite entertaining and she had awesome vocals. I ordered two drinks and still paid about $20, which isn't horrible but of course I'v had better. It was a good pre-game to our night on the town. We met a guy at the bar who was also staying at the hotel who ended up coming out with us that night so it was really fun!!

Nice surrounding and huge drink list which makes it stand our from the rest of the other bars in…read morethe Tai Po/Tai Po Market area. Not having someone singing a karaoke after several drinks is always a plus as they do not let you sing karaoke songs like the other bars in the area. Also good if you just want to have a few drinks and talk without having to yell so the person sitting next to you can hear. Would go for standard drinks as i have yet to find that drinkable cocktails for any of the bartender. They definitely would need improvement in this aspect.

In Sai Kung, "dog friendly" restaurants are very much the trend. Last Sunday, we had early dinner…read morehere with our two furry kids and were made to feel very welcome by the staff. They truly are a dog friendly establishment with a separate patio area for you to sit with your 4 legged family members. Eating out with dogs can be stressful as you do not want to upset other diners, not an issue here. Meal was decent, well presented and good value. Surely will return visit.

Overpriced, average food. Went here twice and came away disappointed with the relatively expensive…read moreand bland burger and fries style food...

Well if my PHOTOS are being featured, I guess I'd better write a review! This cafe is on the…read moreground level at the Royal Park in Shatin, which used to be our go-to hotel when we visit HKG, since they have nice accommodation and amenities, especially on the executive floors. One of the perks is that you get a 'free drink' at One + One. On this occasion, we were meeting a friend for lunch. Service was fast and efficient, and the food, good (Do Hong Kong eggs taste better, or am I biased?). They seem to have a nice lunch crowd to draw from in surrounding offices, and some come here instead of their very nice Chinese restaurant. At night, they have a bit of a nice youthful vibe after 10 - at least that used to be the case.

The food is pretty good, wavering between just okay and actually very good. The drinks are okay as…read morewell. But the service is odd. We stopped here for dinner. My dish was brought out very quickly but it was another half hour before my husband's meal came. In a Chinese restaurant, where dishes are shared, this doesn't matter. But in a Western style restaurant, this is totally unacceptable. All dishes are served at the same time.

Bacco sounds to me like an upscale Italian restaurant, but it's actually an Indian bar and…read morerestaurant in Sai Kung - about a 10 minutes' walk from the pier. My friends and I were here today as we had ended dinner pretty early, and were attracted by the 'weekday 3-9pm happy hour' sign displayed prominently outside. Since there was nine of us, we had to be led upstairs as the downstairs was pretty much full. The upstairs area is only half the size of the floor below, holding five or six tables. We were just here for drinks so we went straight for the drink menu. There was an okay selection for cocktails, mock tails and beer and they were decently priced. Their menu was ridden with spelling mistakes though - Budweiser was 'Budweise' and Godfather was 'Godlfather', an extra 'l' in it for effect. In keeping up with the fact that it was an Indian bar and restaurant, I ended up getting the 'Godlfather'. Our drinks arrived pretty quickly. It was my first time trying Godfather, and it was, well, decidedly typical. There was nothing really special to it - not too sweet and not too bitter. My friend ordered the Apple Shake mocktail, which was very nice and refreshing. Time flew by and before we knew it, we'd been there for more than two hours and tables near us, who were here for dinner, had come and gone. The service here was not bad. We had already had dinner nearby at the Thai opposite restaurant opposite (which, in contrast, had pretty atrocious service - avoid May's Sawaddee at all costs!), so we were here just for a drink. We made that clear and the waiters let us have a look at the food menu anyway, which we handed back without ordering anything. They weren't pushy about making us order food - I've been to places were the waiter becomes an instant grump because we refuse to give in to one of their overpriced bar snacks - so I really appreciated that. If you're in Sai Kung, I'd recommend coming here for a drink or two. It's no huge selection, but it'll do.