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    Wooloomooloo Steakhouse

    4.1 (39 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 2:30 PM, 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM

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    Nate L.

    Wonderful place with an awesome rooftop view (pictured). This was a little while back but the memories and great food are to be remembered! Hope to come back when this covidness is over

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    Richard Y.

    Nice restaurant with a astonishing view from the rooftop bar. Had dinner with my family tonight here and I ordered prawn cocktail, ribeye steak and icrcream , all taste nice, a little bit pricy but the atmosphere was great. I think this would b a romantic dating place for lovers

    Rose C.

    For years, Wanchai is famous for their causal, sleazy bars on Lockhart Road. It is almost hard to believe that we can find a nice rooftop bar here. However, having Wooloomooloo, located on the rooftop of The Hennessy, you can now see the other and better side of Wanchai. This place has some of the best views across Victoria Harbour, Wan Chai and Happy Valley. There is no better introduction to the mind-blowing Hong Kong skyline than this. I can say Wooloomooloo is one of my favourite rooftop bars so far. Although it doesn't have the biggest venue or a prime location like Ozone bar, I like this place a lot. Since this place is not overwhelming huge, it creates a warm and hearty atmosphere, which always drives me back. Also, getting drinks at the roof is a lot cheaper than having a full meal at their steakhouse just one floor below. So, if you want to enjoy the view without spending a fortune, just head to the roof! Breathtaking views combined with excellent drinks in an open lounge setting, Wooloomooloo is no doubt the best place for you to unwind. Now, you know where to find me!

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    Jing X.

    This [belated] review is for their rooftop bar on the 31st (or was it 33rd) floor. We came here to casually meet up with Hong Kong yelpers, Laura D, and the one and only Jando! Although you're no longer looking directly across from Victoria Harbour (and hence no HK Island skyline view), Wooloomooloo still has a killer view. It was a cool evening that night and their heat lamps were on to keep us warm. Great place to hang out! Crowd: 5/5 View: 5/5 Gin cocktails: 5/5

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    Amanda P.

    The view was ridiculously beautiful. I mean breathtaking, mind blowing beautiful. They could have served hot dogs and beer and I would give this place five stars. Fortunately, they didn't. I had a ribeye steak cooked black and blue...it was perfect. The mustards they served on the side were amazing even though I hated to mask the flavor of the steak even a little. The bread...I am not a bread person, but ate two or three of the little rolls. Mashed potatoes were the bomb. Crab cakes, wow. Everything was just wonderful. My steak was around $500HK. The rest of the check was picked up by other people so I can't speak to their costs. No matter what it was, it seemed well worth it.

    Awesome view of the city. Happy Valley racecourse on the right. Harbour on the left.
    Melissa Y.

    Review is for the rooftop bar only, since I didn't get to eat at the restaurant. Awesome view! As others have mentioned, definitely a great spot to grab a drink while taking in views of the city. This is a different view than the standard HK skyline you would see from the Kowloon side, no better or worse, just a different angle. It is an open rooftop, so it can get chilly if the weather is cool. It is definitely more of a touristy/expat spot. Easier to get to and less pretentious than Ozone Bar. (Not to say you shouldn't check out the Ozone Bar, after all it is one of the highest bars in the world!). As for the steakhouse, my group tried to get a table for 4 after getting drinks. It was about 7pm and the restaurant looked completely empty, but the hostesses said it was all reserved. Such a shame but I've heard good things so be sure to make a reservation if you want to eat here. Tip -- "Wooloomooloo" is a city in Australia and it is pronounced wulumuLOO. (Not WOO-loo-MOO-loo as I was saying in my silly American accent)

    it is Sunday, at 22.15. place almost empty but a fantastic view 280'.
    Filippo B.

    The view is the reason to come here, the meat is very good but there are other place on the same meat level for a more reasonable cost. I came here even one year ago and yhe reason I came back was even the service that unsortunately was absolutely not on the same level. They just reopen after renew but you can feel is missing the enagement.

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    Great meat, and the location is spectacular, don't forget to have a drink in the rooftop bar.

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    I went to their rooftop bar while I was on vacation, and i've never seen a more beautiful view of the city!

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    The Doghouse

    The Doghouse

    3.3(4 reviews)
    0.5 kmWan Chai, Hong Kong Island
    $$

    The only reason I'm giving this place one star is for their basket of chips (or fries/thick potato…read moreslices) and many TV screens broadcasting live sports. Otherwise everything else is just downright awful. My friend ordered a pot of Earl Grey tea (Twinings) because he didn't want to start drinking alcohol too early in the afternoon. When we asked them to refill the tea pot with hot water, they sternly replied, "Oh, we don't do refills." First, RUDE. Second, if you're charging $44 for a SMALL pot of tea, we'd better be getting a refill. Yes you may be wondering why we're having tea at a sports bar, but if they can't even provide proper and FAIR customer service at a non-alcoholic level, they shouldn't even in business. How about a glass of hot water instead? My friend went to inquire about hot water. Oh sorry, they don't offer hot water either. At first, I thought they were kidding. So I went around back to the bathroom, and afterwards, asked a waitress who was manning a electric water kettle if I could have a glass of water. You know what she said? "I'm sorry, we don't have hot water." And I pointed out the electric water kettle right in front of me, "But you're boiling hot water right now!" "That's for tea. If you want hot water, you can order hot lemon tea, which costs $39--" HOW IN THE WORLD CAN YOU OFFER HOT TEA BUT NOT HOT WATER?! ARE YOU THAT STINGY?! IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE AT ALL. About an hour later, I asked for some tap water to accompany my beer. They brought an glass of ice water with lemon. How nice, I thought. A slice of lemon too? How considerate of them. But too much ice and not enough water left me asking for a refill. "Can I have some more water please?" I asked politely. "Oh sorry, our boss does not allow us to give out water. You have to buy bottled water." WHAT THE HECK?! Absolutely the worst restaurant/bar experience I have ever had in HK, let alone, in the whole entire world. Poor service. Oh and the fries? They were nice and crisp at the start, but livable without. I would gladly pay for fries elsewhere but The Doghouse. Am I returning? Never in a million years.

    I'm kind of a fan of the Lockhart bars in Wan Chai, but the Dog House needs a lot of work…read more It's a bar/pub that caters to Aussies. The TVs always have a rugby or Australian Rules Football match and the menu has some favorites from down under. The patrons and staff are friendly and the seating layout is good. But that's where it ends. The food is very unsatisfactory in taste, texture and temperature. And speaking of temperature, this is the first bar I ever went to in Hong Kong with no air conditioning. Hard to look pretty when you're sweating like Niagara Falls! There are far too many bars in Wan Chai to settle for bad food and uncomfortable temperature.

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    The Doghouse - View from the back table, next to DJ booth.

    View from the back table, next to DJ booth.

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    The BellBrook - Date pudding

    The BellBrook

    3.5(4 reviews)
    2.2 kmCentral, Hong Kong Island
    $$$

    Excited to be BellBrook's first review on Yelp HK as I visited this restaurant when it first opened…read morelate 2013 and instantly became a huge fan. Went a few times, invited new friends each time and everyone always enjoyed themselves including the evening of my engagement. Come to NYC! LOVE the Australian-inspired urban bistro concept vs the prior restaurant Laris, which felt a bit more stuffy. Chef is still David Laris and he does an incredible job with the menu with daily changing specials at very reasonable prices. I would say pretty much everything on the menu is delicious. Yummy cocktail menu and house wine is great too. Service is awesome and love me some complimentary jalapeño tequila shots. ORDER THE TOMAHAWK (off the menu)! Picture attached :) I look forward to returning next week in HK MENU: https://attachment.fbsbx.com/file_download.php?id=530735543724137&eid=ASvaCV3t0a_U1pF2Pl6XuaYkysMb8DgCtDUjgj7pE5jxFn7u8yDRvFtxXN5oR7vfK28&inline=1&ext=1413867362&hash=ASvzyg0N1virdbKD

    One of my close friends in Hong Kong really likes this place for brunch, so I've been meaning to…read moretry it out to see what it's all about. As opposed to coming for brunch, I decided to try their dinner menu instead. :) This restaurant sure is popular because when I called in the day of (usually this is no problem for casual or even some 1 Michelin Starred restaurants in HK), they were fully booked till 9:15 p.m. Cray cray. I told them I'd call back as I confirm whether this time is okay for my friend or not. Turns out, he was okay with it, I can go to the gym after work and before dinner, so from there is: Okay, we're on! My friend got there first and I had told him I really want to get / try their truffle fries. He ordered the truffle twisties, but what I was really after were the truffle fries - thus we ended up with two large potato dishes. I didn't mind since I like potatoes and knew we could finish them all! Although in retrospect, the twisties were much tastier than the fries - probably explains the price difference in the two. For what they are though, I'd definitely say that they are on the pricier side. The first entree was taken back because even though I told them no onions and garlic, I still received tons of onions in my dish. The onions were everywhere, completely unavoidable, so I had to tell them to take it back. I was honestly okay with not getting another entree as I was getting stuffed from the appetizers and still wanted to try their dessert. They insisted on making a new dish that's off the menu, so I said okay. This dish was pretty interestingly since the pasta was pinkish red - since they didn't tell me what it was, I'm not sure where the red comes from, I'm just hoping that it's vegetarian since I told them I'm vegetarian when I was ordering! This pasta was just okay, not really my style nor taste for my palate but it wasn't terrible so I got it to go and eat it as leftover the next day. We got mille feuille for dessert. My friend and I were really confused as to why this dessert took as long to come out as it did. I think it seriously took them 35 - 40 minutes to ring out this dessert. Not exactly sure why since this is nowhere near the best, or even mediocre, mille feuille. The lemon curd made this mille feuille more unique and different than the traditional vanilla bean or praline mille feuille. As a dessert lover, I wouldn't recommend this dessert nor order it again.

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    Scallop with sweet corn purée

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    Cornerstone - Bar area

    Cornerstone

    4.0(2 reviews)
    2.4 kmCentral, Hong Kong Island

    Heard a lot of good things about Cornerstone and came away after my meal a bit disappointed. The…read morefood here is quite simple and does taste good. However, the portion sizes are really small and I could easily eat three plates of food without a problem. So on the surface the price doesn't seem too expensive but if you have an appetite you will end up spending quite a bit. I've been to Arcane as well and didn't love it either. I imagine my palate doesn't particularly love the chef's cooking. Food: 3.5 stars Service/environment: 3.75 stars Value: 3 stars Overall: 3.5 stars Recommendations: steak sandwich (although it is really small) I came here on a Saturday afternoon and the menu was more egg focused and didn't include any of the pasta options. I ended up ordering the baby gem salad, steak sandwich and Taiyouran egg. The best thing was the steak sandwich. The bread was crunchy and had a nice soft interior. The steak is really well prepared. The sandwich though is really small and has maybe 80g of meat at best. Not a big fan of the gem salad and I prefer the more classical approach as opposed to the cooked lettuce. The Taiyoiran egg dish is a take on shakshuka. I liked the bread and the eggs but wasn't a fan of the lamb sausage. If you like your lamb to have that gamey taste then you may like it, but I prefer not to have that flavor.

    Excellent little restaurant. Delicious dishes with great presentations. Worth a visit. Do not…read moreforget to reserve. I have been four times in two weeks. The bill is on the expensive side.

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    Cornerstone - Grilled baby gem salad with avacado and sardines

    Grilled baby gem salad with avacado and sardines

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    咪走雞

    咪走雞

    4.0(3 reviews)
    2.5 kmMid-Level, Hong Kong Island
    $$

    If there's one thing Aussies do well (OK, excluding rugby and cricket), it's the cooking of meat…read more And in the case of Chicken on the Run, it is the chooks. The concept is very simple; chicken roasted in a marinade of salt & pepper or chilli, served whole, half or quarter, for take out. There are also a number of different dishes, including salads, side dishes (I thoroughly recommend the cauliflower cheese), and other mains like lasagne. However, the main reason to come is the chicken which is fresh out of the oven and cooked to perfection. With the kitchen on site, the freshness and quality is guaranteed! The shop (I call it a shop rather than a cafe or restaurant) has some bench seating in the window, so it is possible to "dine in". It is also nice and bright and airy, so dining is is a bit like having a picnic, but just indoors. Slightly incongruous, but still very welcome, is the small sweet stand they have by the till, where they stock a variety of sweeties imported from the UK and Oz. It's a nice touch as sometimes a Dairy Milk just has to be British. I suppose you could have a Milky Way for your dessert. The staff are super friendly, especially the manager who always has a smile and a warm greeting on hand.

    This cleverly named place is conveniently located right off the mid-level escalators and is perfect…read morefor a healthy and hearty meal on the run. I happened to be returning from a hike up to Victoria Peak and was famished but looking for something nourishing. This was perfect! They have roast chicken in salt+pepper flavor or a spiced version that you can buy whole, halved, or quartered. They also have beef pies and other protein options. The chicken comes in a bag that is neatly microwavable. If you're looking for some veggies, they have deli case with great tasty options. I got a small container, which they let me get two different dishes. I recommend the roast pumpkin with feta and the bean salad. I'll be coming back to try their other cold dishes and the spiced chicken!

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    Picnic!

    咪走雞 - I didn't order all of them! Just happened that they were having a photo shooting session, and I snapped a pic with my phone.

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    I didn't order all of them! Just happened that they were having a photo shooting session, and I snapped a pic with my phone.

    Outback Steakhouse - Outback Steakhouse.

    Outback Steakhouse

    2.3(6 reviews)
    1.1 kmCauseway Bay, Hong Kong Island
    $$$

    I'm feeling a little bit sad. Outback Steakhouse was one of those places that always reminded me of…read morehome. It was supposed to be hearty steaks, big fat fries, baked potatoes covered in sour cream and bacon, and all of it in slightly too big portions. However, it all seems to have gone downhill a bit. I have come for a Tuesday lunch, which very reasonably priced at less than 100HKD, included a soup, salad, your selection of main and soft drink. The soup was, to be fair, a tasty sweetcorn, but other than that the meal was a disappointment. The salad was limp, the milk tea was so weak it couldn't punch it's way out of a wet paper bag, and the main course of baby back ribs was school dinner at best, and came with a meagre side of cold fries. The BBQ sauce (which was an additional request) was tasty with a spicy, tangy zing, and the only thing actually hot on my plate. The remainder of the menu is steak, burgers, grilled chicken, salads, a sort of Aussie themed TGI's. Main course will set you back 120-200HKD. The a-la-carte options are a little more substantial in size and a lot hotter in temperature, so perhaps save your Aussie treats for an evening meal. Otherwise, the staff are adequately professional, but not hugely personable. The interior is a little tired, and could probably do with a really good clean. Overall, it's fine. Not brilliant, but perfectly fine for a belly full.

    After wandering around amongst the throngs and throngs of people in Causeway Bay, looking for a…read morenon-Chinese restaurant to eat at we saw what seemed like a mirage in the desert: A huge sign for the Outback Steakhouse. Being from the States and frequent visitors to Outback, we were sure that were would be getting a taste from home and, we did. We just weren't expecting the Western Sizzler. The service was good, but that's about all that was good. The bread was overcooked to the point of being crunchy. The Blooming Onion was unevenly cooked, but mostly overcooked. The medium rare Prime Rib was cold, fatty and on the raw side of rare. The baked potato was small and seemed like it had been cooked in a microwave oven. This type of thing would not have flown at an Outback back home. This was not even close to being the Outback that we are used to. I guess it turns out that the sign was a mirage after all.

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    Baby back ribs.

    Outback Steakhouse - Lunch sets start from Hkd 88

    Lunch sets start from Hkd 88

    Outback Steakhouse - Lunch sets start from Hkd 88

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    Hue - Orecchiette

    Hue

    3.0(4 reviews)
    1.8 kmTsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

    Last month we went to the Hong Kong Museum of Art to tour leisurely, when we felt like sitting down…read moreand getting something light to eat in the afternoon, we wandered into Hue, which is a restaurant inside the museum on the second floor.   It was 2:25 pm, the waiter politely told us that the kitchen was closing in 5 minutes, so we had to place our order instantly.  We glanced at the menu and there was just one set brunch for HK$550 per person, and there seemed to be too much food for that time.  As we were trying to decide, a white female staff from the bar area came over and let us know that time was up.  She told us that the bar area is still opened, so, we moved over there, where it was at the farther end of the restaurant.  It is quite unusual to have a white woman as a server in Hong Kong, as you have to speak in English to communicate, instead of Cantonese.  In Yelp, Hue is labeled as Australian, so I assumed this was an Australian lady, and she seemed to be the captain or boss there as well.  She was polite but rather matter-of-fact like, which was fine.   The place was kind of neat with modern décor.  Our table had a nice view of the harbor and the pedestrians passing by.  However, what was most important - the food on the plate, was what cost this a 2-star review.  They didn't give us much food, but they charged premium prices!  I had an order of Profiteroles for HK$160 (US$20), while the presentation was good, there were only 3 small-strawberry-sized profiteroles.  The mocktail "Tropical Nights" for HK$90 (US$11.61) was watered down and rather tasteless.  Hubby had the Blue Fin Tuna, which came chopped on top of 2 tiny pieces of thin toasts (kind of burnt) for HK$210 (US$27).  His orange juice was HK$55 (US$7.00).  Daughter's Orecchiette had a reasonable portion, but the pasta was hard and spicy, HK$230 (US$29.68).  They asked her still or sparkling water, she answered still, and they gave her a bottle that cost HK$80 (US$10.32).  With the 10% service charge, the final tab came to HK$907.50 (US$117), which was too steep even in US standard for a meal that was lacking in food!  We wanted something light, but not that light!  If the quality and quantity were better, the price would have been OK.  This is a shame, as Hue is the only restaurant that we felt value was bad out of all the restaurants that we had been to in our recent Hong Kong and Shenzhen tours.  I read a review and learnt that there is a café on the ground floor of the HKMOA, we would try that one if we go to the museum again in the future.

    great view. ok food, 4 course with shrimp, squash, steak, dessert, puree style some with some…read morepresentations but flavor average

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    Hue - Tiny Blue Fin Tuna on toasts

    Tiny Blue Fin Tuna on toasts

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    View from our table

    Outback Steakhouse

    Outback Steakhouse

    3.0(4 reviews)
    2.4 kmTsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

    Regular steakhouse and regular menu items offering from Outback branding in hOng Kong.... Tasty n…read morealright!! Nothing too surprising nothing too bad... would recommend when you want some western steakhouse in a inexpensive pricing in HOng Kong! Services were great and the restaurant design were so clean n nest, everything is very proper for a steakhouse casual restaurant!!

    I just had to do it…read more Western food in Kowloon is already a no-no, but even major franchises outside of McDonalds certainly could use some love. Living in HK for awhile had me desperate for something familiar and just about anything western. I was clearly out of my mind. I'll start with the positives: * The place is massive. There are tables for all party sizes and plenty of room for whatever. * There's a view: Being on a tall floor has its advantages. There's a solid view of TST for those who are lucky enough to score a window seat. * Service is good. Most of the wait staff is bilingual and courteous. * Drinks are stiff. Never a complaint, especially considering how much they're worth. When in doubt, shoot for happy hour. But not everything is great: * The portions sizes are a joke. This is a running theme for HK's food scene in general, but a place like Outback should try to be consistent with their food in general. Apps are small and so are the steaks, which is disappointing. * No surprise, but it's expensive. Almost all western themed businesses are spendy, but being that this is Outback, there really should be an extra dollar sign. * Food is kind of mediocre. Again, no surprises here, but I was really hoping for some things to come through like the Aussie cheese fries or their "no rules" pasta, but none of it is worth ordering again.

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    Outback Steakhouse
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