A true taste of the beauty of Hong Kong. A must experience…read morefor all of us fun loving, food seeking and mingling with the locals shared seating experience. I absolutely loved being here in this vibrant food court that is just bustling with energy. I ordered a beautiful wok prepared omelette with rice and it came with grilled chicken skewers. Loved the soy and oyster sauces on top of my beautiful golden brown omelette that was crispy on the outside and fluffy, tender and light inside. The skewers were seasoned and grilled to perfection. This quality is supreme. My lovely neighbours recommended the Hainanese Chicken rice, the crispy pork and the gorgeous roasted goose. The prices are very reasonable. Love that this fun food court offers all - traditional Chinese. Thai, Japanese and Korean dishes. Lunch is packed. 12 to 1:45 pm daily is pretty slammed. Open every day from 11 to 10:30.

There is something strangely alluring about Asian food courts despite the obvious markup and lack…read moreof food TLC. Food Republic has perfected the model of showcasing a broad spectrum of east Asian cuisine, making for fantastic variety and an ideal spot for the indecisive. Just when I thought my visits to Silvercord were for the occasional quick bite, I've found myself here at least once a week for the past couple of months. I couldn't rank all the eateries throughout the Food Republic variety, but they're all solid and most dishes are somewhere in the 40-70HKD range. There are other restaurants at Silvercord, but in terms of variety and casual vibe, Food Republic is an easy choice. This is especially appealing during that awkward afternoon tea time when every other place is closed. There is a ton of seating and free WiFi thanks to the mall. It's also super kid friendly and . I haven't quite made the rounds yet beyond the Juzzbar, Bafang Yuqi and Shanghainese spots, but I fully intend on trying everything at some point. Given its convenience, I can foresee many lunch meetings and random cravings satisfied here. Another bonus? Most places take credit card.

I was already pretty hangry when I entered, so it was like watching a horror film to see the entire…read moreplace being bombarded by students. You'd think they would all leave at the same time after coming back in an hour (which is what we did), but there was a set of different students right after! It's like those Matryoshka dolls that expose another doll after you take off a layer but in this case it was seeing more and more students everywhere you look at any different time. So be prepared for a war for an open seating. When we finally got our seats, we decided to dine in on one of the many different foods they had available. Hainan chicken rice with laksa. The chicken rice was good and typical. The laksa could have been better though since it was more oily and thicker than the usual ones I've had. It's honestly a better idea to venture out at the mall and find a sit down restaurant away from this place. Not only is it exhausting to find a seat, the food seems mediocre at its finest.

Great location in the heart of Mong kok located on the 3rd floor of MOKO mall. You can also take…read morethe blue line to Mong kok east! Large selections ranging from traditional roast goose/Pork, congee, dim sum, beef stew to Vietnamese, kbbq, steak stone pots, teppanyaki, toast box, juice!! If you don't these selections, don't worry ! There are restaurants in the mall that serves pizza, cafe food, etc! Very clean place!! There's also a YATA market to buy food, fruits, and drinks!

Good food cheap price. There are lots of things for all types of people and tastes. Sometimes it…read morebusy with lots of people waiting especially during lunchtime on the weekdays with all the workers.

I had always walked past this obscure flower market whenever I was here so imagine my surprise when…read moremy friend told me there was a food market area hidden in the back. And so I ventured out to Haiphong road in search of this place. As you enter the flower market and walk past the colors, walk past the fruit and vegetable stalls then finally walk past the toilets, find yourself transported back in time to a hidden food market area that looks like something straight out of the 80s. Dingy food stalls placed haphazardly in a dimly lit open warehouse space, with small tables and stools littered around finding their place in any available space. I came too early so not all the stalls were open, but the ones that were were serving local hongkie breakfast foods: sandwiches and instant noodles. As I walk around, I settle on a small noodle shop with noodle ingredients on display and so I somehow point my way to a dish. The dish literally takes 30 seconds to cook, heat up the noodles in a simmering broth, quickly cook the satay beef strips and place the fried egg on top. Simple yet tasty. If you're feeling adventurous for local HK meals, this is the place to go.

I've heard a lot about this cooked food market and decided to try it out. One thing to remember is…read morethat this review isn't for the whole market. There numerous different restaurants within the market. We had the pigs intestines, fried baby fish, okra, aubergine, and ox-tail. I wasn't a fan of the fish as the texture was a bit too mushy and soft. The ox-tail could have been more tender. The pigs intestines and okra were great but the star of the show was the aubergine. It still has a bit of its deep fried crispy texture on the outside but was still soaking up the sauce. Taste: *** Service: *** Ambiance: * ------------------------------ Queen Street Cooked Food Market 38 Des Voeux Rd W, Sheung Wan ------------------------------

This is kind of a food court (dai pai dong) it is located next to the Ibis Hotel at Central…read more You need to walk up to an escalator and when you open the doors it is a big room with several stalls and in the middle a lot of tables. The place doesn't look very clear but I noticed that most of the patrons were westerners and most of them were having a beer with some food, depending on the stall I saw Chinese food and Indian food. Since it was late we ordered Fried Squid from the 1st stall which was Chinese cuisine, which was very tender and with good flavor also, they serve you for free as much tea as you want to drink and it is cash only place. Also I noticed that the stall with Indian food was very popular. Overall it was a great experience if you are looking for something different. I only tried the squid but it was good, I put 3 stars because of the cleanliness.

Upon meeting up with a local relative-in-law, our party of 4 had dinner here on a Sunday evening…read more  The restaurant is located in the Tai Po Market neighborhood and is in the New Territories.  Basically it is some distance away from Hong Kong proper but still easily accessible by MTR (mass transit rail) in about 35 minutes from Kowloon, and like for most metropolises, the cost of living (meaning rent) is lower.   We had a big delicious dinner, including 4 beers between us, and the total bill was just 885 HKD or $114 USD.  In Hong Kong proper, this same dinner would have cost 25-30% more due just to rent.  We had fish served in two styles, bean curd with vegetables, pigeon, and lamb stew in a hot pot.  I and the relative-in-law had 4 Guinness stouts between us.  The dishes were all excellent quality except that for whatever reason the two fish dishes were overly salty and all 3 of us out-of-towners agreed on that. The restaurant is located inconspicuously on the second floor of a smallish mall building.  When you walk through a hallway to enter the restaurant though, somehow you are all of the sudden in a huge, grand, well-lit, crowded, and boisterous dining room.  They had a big tank of big live seafood at the entrance.  The atmosphere was very energetic and festive and the locals love this place which tells you about the good values here.  Of course, our local companion knew all about it.  Great meal and outing, and I say 4.49 stars knocked back due to the saltiness of the two main fish dishes.

Solid 3.5 stars, in a nice mall too…read more Very spacious, 300 seater easy. Live seafood tank. Winners: BBQ pork, coffee layered hello, BBQ pork buns dim sum. Losers: roasted goose, previous day considering how dry. Good service though. Clean washrooms with toilet paper!