We were walking the steep hills from Central MTR station to the Dr. Sun Yat Sen Museum. We happened…read moreupon Fringe Vault. Nice and spacious. We had the Flat White. Well made, delicious. The Flat White is comparable to the ones I've had at better Coffee Shops in Portland, Oregon. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

A very cute place to hang out, sip a coffee, and people watch in HK. There are comfy couches and…read morewhite tiled walls. It does indeed feel like a vault or a loft. I've only ever had coffee here, but the prices are relatively reasonable (you also can get 5% off if you sign up as a member, which basically entails filling out a card for 5 seconds). No wi-fi :-(

The boyfriend and I needed to kill some time while in the area, and Shelter Italian Bar &…read moreRestaurant was conveniently located nearby. It's a nice and quiet outdoor restaurant with a fair amount of drinks and HH options. However, on this particular day they were not serving any cocktails, which was a bummer. I can't say much about food since we only stuck with drinks. But by the looks of their menu, it appears they serve some light bites. Staff was welcoming and accommodating. Overall, we have a nice time!

Solid happy hour deals on both drinks and food made this place worth visiting. The open air rooftop…read morebar made it worth staying for a second round. Well, that and the fact that happy hour runs until 8.30pm so we had time for another. The rundown: 2x Mojitos - my dining companion said they were strong and good and her first one had her ordering a second 1x Raspberry daquiri - delightfully fruity and nicely strong 1x Mac's Great White Wheat Beer - your average witbeer, pairs well with fried foods -- 1x fried calamari happy hour snack - fairly small portion, appreciably soft and tender calamari but batter a bit undercooked (should have asked for them extra crispy). The tomato sauce dip was also nice 1x onion rings happy hour snack - delicious (and did ask for them extra crispy). The honey mustard dip floated my boat but my companion deemed it disgusting It was great to see the sun set over Causeway Bay and the wicker chairs on the terrace were surprisingly comfortable. I'd come again even though the signature LED roses do not please me.

My friend and I only actually went here because the restaurant we had planned to go to was shut! We…read morewere starving and didn't want to walk far so we popped up here. Everything is in Chinese, so luckily my friend is a Hong Konger and was able to help me order. I ordered from the stall on the far right corner diagonal to where you walk in and got some pork dish with cabbage and vege rice and my friend ordered from a different stall (last one directly to the right of when you walk in) and ordered some rice with tomato/egg and salt and pepper pork. While my dish was served piping hot and the sauce on the pork was just the right amount of sweet, my friends dish was luke warm, dry and a bit stringy. I was very pleased with my meal but my friend wasn't, so I think it will be a mixed bag. If you don't speak or read Chinese you will find it very difficult to order anything. The atmosphere was quite canteen-y and not the cleanest but it filled a whole, I paid less than $50 and I didn't get sick.

Yue Hing is one of the most popular sandwiches spot in Central. There is always huge lineup and…read moreexpect the wait time to be seated around 2-3 hours. Before you come, please check the Instagram and make sure they open. They don't open everyday and every week schedule is different. We ordered corn beef egg with cheese, cabbage and peanut butter sandwiches and pork with cheese, cabbage and peanut sandwiches. The sandwiches are the best so far I've ever had in Hong Kong. I will definitely come back for the sandwiches and try the noodles.

Great food there…read more Located in the 10th floor of Langham palace.. The atmosphere looks nice . The black n white photos