When the boyfriend and I landed in Hong Kong, it was fairly late in the evening. So, we wanted to…read moreget something quick to eat and call it a night as we had plans the next day. The boyfriend's uncle recommend this spot to us. Tsui Wah serves a variety of popular and well-known Hong Kong-styled dishes and drinks, along with other items. The boyfriend and I shared our go-to baked pork chops over rice, and it was pretty good! Definitely better than what we get back at home. Surprisingly the serving size was generous, we were both full by the end of our meal. Additionally, the service was average and location was convenient for us. Overall, a pretty standard Hong Kong-styled restaurant, slightly comparable to an IHOP or Denny's. It's worth the try if you are in the mood for something quick and relatively affordable. They also have several locations throughout Hong Kong and Macau!

Gosh I wished there was a 24/7 HK-style cafe around here at home…read more It was later in the evening and this place was near my hotel. Love me some curry beef brisket, so I went for their Malaysian offering, which was a "signature dish" of theirs. While it was rich and creamy, the curry was one of the more spicier I've had. So if you're squeamish with heat, definitely consider something else. Other than that, the beef was plentiful and tender. The restaurant isn't the cleanest but it's passable. Service is non-responsive and you may have to wait long. The good news was that I only had to wait 15 minutes outside for a booth. The bad news was that these two girls in front of me decided to take more selfies in 10 minutes than should be allowed in a year.

For anyone visiting Hong Kong, this is the place to go, Mr. Wongs, the hospitality, the…read morefriendliness is a step above not to mention that the food and service is above and beyond Mr. Wong greets you with a wonderful vibe makes you feel welcomed I can't say enough about this restaurant please go support and enjoy. This is what life is all about good people and good food that won't break the bank.

What a unique experience. We sat down and the server came over to us, pointed to a menu in Chinese…read moreand handed us two beers. We said OK not knowing what we were getting into. Then she brought us a tray of beer and a ton of food started being brought to us. Plates of chicken, broccoli, fried rice, spring rolls and beef were given to us. There was so much food! It wasn't the best food I've had, but the experience was well worth it. Only 160 HKD total for two people.

The place looks a little worn, with the "leather" all peeled off the chairs, but the food is pretty…read morelegit. Mom is really pleased with the prices, tea is only HKD 7 per person, and most dim sum goes from HKD 16-24, about US$2-3 each plate. According to her, many places charge more than that for tea time specials. Especially recommends the sponge cake, though I won't order the chicken wings again - the wings themselves are bland with *chunks* of ginger sauce on top. Located in the Gold Coast shopping center, they have outdoor seatings. Not a lot of dim sum places can boast that.

Pretty good and well made dim sum. Interior setting comfortable, clean and new, their service gets…read morea passing grade. Firstly I would like people to know that this restaurant is only a dim sum place in the afternoon and that is all they are good at. I would recommend everyone try out their Steamed Malay Cake - the flavour and texture is done a lot better than some other restaurants in the area. Although their dimsum isn't cheap, it is good and you have to remember Hong Kong Gold Coast is a tourist destination. DINNER IS ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE Even the white rice is bad. I think they aren't able to hire a good chef and I've been back once to see if they had improved since I had my first dinner soon after their soft opening. No change - just as bad. But if you find yourself here at night, be sure to order something that isn't light or white in color, order the deep fried, heavy seasoning dishes.

I would say that this restaurant serves the Asian equivalent of American diner comfort food. In…read moreHong Kong, we like to eat dim sum, roast meats with rice, or stir fried noodles. These are our comfort foods. My family and I ordered their roast pork, roast goose, and shoyu chicken with white rice. These came with a side of milk tea. They also served dim sum when we came here. So, we ordered pork siu mai, beef meatballs, and braised chicken feet. Some people would cringe with the chicken feet. But, I grew up eating this. So,don't knock it until you've tried it. All of the meats were fragrant and delicious. I'm partial to the roast pork, since it comes with crispy pork skin. The white rice had good texture, and they weren't stingy with the amount they gave us. But, like the mustard greens that came along with this meal, I wish both of these were actually temperature hot when they served it to us. At best, they were lukewarm and they got cold easily, which I didn't like. The dim sum was pretty good. Not as good as Dimdimsum. But, if we wanted both rice dishes and dim sum, we can come here to get our fix. Just like a diner, this joint is loud and very hustle and bustle. The bell rings and the staff brings you your food pretty quickly. We can be in and out of this place pretty easily. The staff can be quite gruff as well. But, that's normal with any waitstaff here in Hong Kong. Just come and enjoy some Hong Kong style comfort food while you're here.

WOW! What a place to eat! HUGE portions. One order was enough for two but was soooo good that we…read moreate them both. Food was flavorful and done Cantonese style, not spicy. Met my test of Busy = Good Food. As we walked in the area, this place was the busiest and I can see why. Great value for the price.

My BFF made reservations for lunch here. Since I'm traveling, I was in super casual clothing and…read morethere was no fuss at all. We picked different lunch set menus which comprised of various dim sum items, as well as a cucumber and wood ear mushroom appetizer, Ibérico char siu, spicy wontons, fried rice and dessert. We shared everything. I thought the dim sum was good -- nice presentation and tasted on point. I especially enjoyed the vegetable dumpling and the mushroom dumpling. The restaurant's interior is decorated in sage, forest green hues. Contemporary and very comfortable. It reminded me of M on the Fringe from back in the day except the colors were different and the dining room was a lot more crowded. The one at Madame Fu is nicely spaced out. Service was hit and miss but mostly good. A nice place to have a meal after touring Tai Kwun.

This is an incredible dim sum place with an awesome atmosphere - top floor - with a beautiful view…read moreof the Tai Kwun neighborhood; service was also great. Classic dim sum favorites like shumai, egg tarts, dumplings and other dishes - also got lunch here with my aunt and cousin and toured HK afterwards. Most highly recommended!

Jade Garden or 翠苑 has been in HK for a long time. Semi upscale, clean & high quality. It's the main…read moreResturant in the Maxims group. Complete trust in it to do a great job. Hadn't been to this location before but it was exactly like I imagined it would be. Opens early on a Monday.... And it fills up!

As with most things in Hong Kong, family style eating here is king. The restaurant is located on…read morethe 6th floor of this huge mall smack dab across from an Outback Steakhouse, so it's good for a post-shopping refuel. In order to be seated, you have to request a ticket. We had to wait quite a while, so we started off grabbing a few drinks at the Outback because they had a bar. No rules, just right...because they had a full bar. There are no carts in this dim sum joint (at least when we came) and grabbed a few items from each page of the extensive menu. Tried the fried won ton skins, stuffed bell peppers, these really dense balls of gluten, dumplings, buns, lots of rice, flat noodles with beef and veggies, vermicelli with octopus and pork, and short ribs (tasted like chicken). Overall, it was pretty good. I had no idea that ordering a glass of water with your meal wasn't a common thing, so if you do ask, be prepared for the perplexed looks from the waitstaff. It's worth noting that we came with people that spoke the language, so that helped. Four chopsticks up!

We decided to go here for Dim Sum as that's what they are known for and it was our first meal in…read moreHong Kong. It's a well recognized, popular place in central Hong Kong, located by Victoria Harbour. I had heard about this place from before visiting Hong Kong. Tim Ho Wan, which is a one Michelin star rated famous dim sum place, was at the top of my list for Dim sum but we couldn't make time for it based on our sight seeing itinerary. When we got here, there was a wait but the line was moving fast. You have to mention to the front door receptionist about how many people you have in your party and you get a number. Once your number is called, you get seated. Once seated, a server comes and places plates and silverware and offers you water and tea. Tea is complimentary. I have heard that some places in hong kong charge you for tea while you are under the impression that it's complimentary. The way it works for ordering dim sum items here is that servers constantly are around pushing carts full of variety of food items. You with flag them down or when they come by your table area, you tell them what and how much you want of the foods they have on their cart. There's a list of items on the side of the cart to tell you what all they have in that cart. Once you are given what you wanted, the server marks on your bill what you got and how much of it. Later, you take that bill to the cashier and pay. We ate a lot of variety of foods. Dumplings, buns, fried rolls, roasted pork pieces, and mango oriented dessert items. It was all delicious and good. We loved it. It was worth the visit. This place is good for anyone (locals and tourists). It's in a nice setting. The restaurant room looks like a banquet hall room with white cloth tables, chandeliers and servers in uniforms. Go check this place out. I highly recommend it. It's worth eating their dim sum because it's really tasty and good.

TLDR; decent service, beautiful setting, ok food…read more This dim sum restaurant is huge and right next to the water so you can get a really good view. It's a classic Dim Sum place with both ordered food and carts that go around. The food is a mixed bag -- for instance, the pig blood wasn't fresh and the chicken feet wasn't steamed tender enough, but the Chang fun and dumplings were wonderful.

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!