This is a must go if you're in Cheung Chau for the day. The pin is slightly off I think. It's…read morealmost at a corner, not on the beach street closest to the seafood restaurants and boats, but one more block in, running parallel. The mango mochi is super delicious. Mango is super sweet and juicy. The mochi is very fresh and has a great texture. I also had a durian one and that was also excellent!

Is a famous research place in Cheung Chau. The sticky rice in mango is really good. The mango drink…read morehas lots of mango cubes in there. Only thing is there is a minimum $15 purchase in the shop and it is excluded sticky rice fee. Neighbourhood shop with casual setting service is fast and people are OK.

Mochi ! Freshly Made Mochi!…read more This may not be that most "famous" mochi stall on Cheung Chau but I can assure you that they tastes just as good and without the lines. Durian is my must order as usual. But the mango tasted just as good. On a hot day, remember to pick up an iced cold herbal drink! They are refreshing and supposed to be good for you. Menu in both Chinese, English and with photos too. In doubt just point!

If you find yourself craving something sweet in Cheung Chau, this is a good place to go. Located…read moreopposite to the Cheung Chau Post Office, you will be able to choose from a decent selection of classic Hong Kong-style desserts. Some of my favourites include: - Mango glutinous rice dumpling 芒果囉米滋 (HK$10 each) The glutinous rice skin is rolled thinly around the mango slice, which makes for the perfect balance between the different textures - Black sesame soup The soup is silky smooth with a good sesame flavor Seating is simple (you won't really be spending hours here), but you'll forget all about it once your dessert arrives.

Reminds me of a smaller version of a local ice cream parlor back in the states. The ice cream is…read moreactually really good, the only issue is that I ordered "a cone" and it was 1 surprisingly small scoop for 24hkd. So even though it's good, it's kinda expensive for what you're getting. I had the 'Espresso and Cream' and was pleasantly surprised to find that it has chocolate chips in it. I also tried the Original soft serve which was fine (not my preferred), but my friend really liked it. The cones are exceptionally good and fresh and make such a difference. Will try the mixed chocolate and vanilla soft serve next time.

Had a triple chocolate monkey and could feel the sure rushing into my blood stream. The brownies…read moretasted great and the prices was very reasonable. It's great to have them in the neighborhood.

They allow you to mix and match different traditional Chinese desserts. I ordered the delicate tofu…read morewith brown sugar and red beans. This was good, but the combination didn't really work for me. I prefer the traditional versions of these Chinese desserts. Also the delicate tofu with brown sugar is also traditionally supposed to have ginger flavor in it. I did not taste any ginger. This is OK, but I wouldn't recommend going out of your way to go here. Service is quick and efficient self service counter in a cafeteria style.

I've eaten here twice now. High quality food and low prices. But the staff is very busy, you sit on…read morestools next to small tables, you're packed in pretty tight & you don't sit around too long after you're done. This is a popular place that's been here for a long time. While the rest of Kennedy Town is going upscale with new places opening up everyday, I think this will be one of the old places that will stick around because of all the customers they have.

This local diner is one of Sai Wan's most popular joints. Opened late, it's perfect for night owls…read morewho's craving the munchies. If you walk by on a Friday or Saturday evening, there's a crowd outside trying to get in. There's really no queue order. Just seat yourself if yourself if you can. Personally, I'm intimidated by the staff. They work fast and my Canto isn't as strong. So when they ask me a question (in slang), I had to ask them repeat or what it means. Maybe it's best to order it all in English. There is an English menu and local uni students love this place. It's cheap and judging from the amount of gratitude certificates on the wall, 可可店 enjoys giving back to the community too. On the menu, you'll find anything typical Cantonese. From noodles to fried rice, congee to snacks and dessert; they even serve traditional Cantonese dishes from 6pm to 1am at a bargain compared to the local razzle dazzle cha chaan tang. I think the "Yelp Loves Us" sticker on their door proves it a solid 5 stars!