Mcsorley's is a bar/restaurant that I visit not nearly as much as I'd like to. English pub food…read moremixed in with some delicious Indian recipes and I'm sold! Add some big projectors showing the latest sports and there's little more I can ask for. I think the reason why I don't eat here often enough is because most of my family and friends prefer one of the other cuisines around DDeck, I can't blame them. However, whenever my vote counts for anything it's usually to here. When I don't know what to order I go for their burger and mozzarella sticks, in fact no matter what I go for something and their mozzarella sticks. The burgers are good, big filling and with a generous side of chips, the sticks fantastic. Generally, though, I'll order something from the Indian section, a madras chicken curry and some garlic naan. I'll try to convince some one else to order a plate of chicken tandoori so I can take a bit of that as well. Sometimes I wish I had a bigger stomach so that I could have the tandoori and the curry... and the naan. The food is full of flavor, the portions big, and the service relatively quick.I can tell you how good it is but I think the best way is to go for yourself and try it. It gets busy on the weekends because there's always one sport or another showing; football, rugby, motor sports, and the crowd can get a little rowdy, but don't let the outdoor hooligans intimidate you because inside it's normally much more tranquil. On a non-sports night its a great place to sit outside and enjoy a peaceful, quiet, group dinner. Remember... get the mozzarella sticks.

i like the burgers i eat them with my friends sometimes and…read morethey are yummy why do i have to write more wordss

We came here after visiting the Big Buddah. The bus takes you to this little town - "Tai Po" (I…read morethink) , and once you get off, this restaurant is right next to the bus terminal. In our case, they "ran out" of some of the dishes so they couldn't cook it. Well, that's all right. We had tasted 2 different curries (with rice) and they were both very yummy-flavourful. The soup was just...well..soup..skip the soup. The salad was fresh, but I could make my own... So, the only recommendation I could give is: skip everything else and just have the curry. Enjoy!

Great little place to pick up a Tsingtao while waiting for ferry back to Hong Kong Central. Very…read morenice server, great service.

A Bear pass. In my humble opinion, this place is best for just beers and breezes - the food is not…read moreup to par. I'm normally an advocate for our local businesses, but I can't be so generous with this venue. We grabbed a big table on a lovely afternoon. Great view across the bay towards islands and the City. Plenty of day trippers wandering past to keep us entertained. Lots of room at the tables outside on the pavement. So far so good. We ordered an assortment of dishes: pizza, fried squid, wings, fish and chips, nachos, olives... olives and wings were good. Everything else was lacklustre: flat pizza, over cooked fish batter, and nachos comprised of the chip crumbs from the bottom of the bag. Disappointing all round. Hence my advice to come here only for a drink. Milkshakes were good. Unimpressed with the wait staff taking a smoke break at the end of the outdoor tables. Three steps and they would have been around the corner, discreetly out of view.

The China Bear is a great little pub, right next to the Mui Wo ferry terminal, which I feel gets a…read morebad reputation as just a bar to hang out in if you've missed the ferry. Yeah sure, if you've missed the ferry, and need somewhere to kill an hour or two, then by all means you should drop by. It is really convenient, there's plenty to eat and drink, and the service is brisk (I suppose they get that they literally have a lot of passing trade, or should that be waiting, trade). The drinks are as you would expect in a pub anywhere in HK. Beers on tap, plenty of decent enough wine, soft drinks if you've had a bit too much sun. However, I am a big fan of the food, and do come here just for that. It is regular Western pub fare; pizza, pies and mash, burgers, ribs, but it's nicely cooked and a good size portion. If you do miss your ferry and decide to stop for food, then I'd leave a couple for hours for ingestion and digestion. To be fair, I do think they also have a good and loyal following, both local and from "the main island". At the weekends, it is often packed all day, which to me indicates not just ferry trade. They have a big terrace (or is that just commandeering of the pavement), which is often full when the sun comes out, and a reasonable sized indoor area, which tends to be full of sun dodging Hong Kongers. I have noticed that a lot of the Lantau locals speak very fondly of this pub, and when I get sucked into a conversation with one, they would steer me there for lunch. It's as though they all have shares in the place. Last note the service in here is always very friendly and courteous, which is always nice if you've frustratingly just missed your ferry.

Yummy! Convenient location, super friendly service, relaxed atmosphere with a mix of locals and…read moreexpats. Cold beer, hot Thai food, ocean view. Great spot to stop after a bike ride

From the owner: We specialise in creating a comfortable atmosphere that is fused between relaxation and…read morestimulation. We offer space, high quality dining and a great service team. Our venue is great for families, parties and enthusiasts of pool, darts and the occasional televised sports event. Other offerings: Free WiFi Mobile Device Charging Station Baby Changing Facility Hi Tea Customised Cakes

Kingdom Club is the Disneyland Hotel "executive lounge" located on the 7th floor. It offers free…read morebreakfast from 7:30-10:00 am; light snacks from 10:00 to 18:00; wine/beer and light appetizers from 18:00 to 20:00 and handmade cookies and fruit from 20:00 to 22:00. Interior is bit dated but that could be by design as the entire hotel is going for the whole Victorian theme (which by definition is aged and dated). I came here for breakfast which offers a decent continental/Western selection (pastries, fruit, yogurt, scrambled eggs, bacon, waffles and pancakes ) and Chinese fare (congee, rice noodle, stir fry veggies, hargow and shumai). For a small lounge, the food offering, while simple, was quite nice. On top of it all and consistent with all Magic Kingdoms, the cast is attentive and friendly. Since there's not much around the Disneyland campus other than the somewhat expensive restaurants, I highly recommend the Kingdom Club as a good alternative. So look for it when you check in or in your vacation packages.