My boyfriend and I were enroute to Indonesia and we had an 8-hour layover in Hong Kong. Without any…read morereal plans to venture out to the city at 7am, we sort of just walked the airport for snacks and food when we felt hungry. We were mostly occupied with playing Pokemon Go at the airport, so that kept us entertained until about lunch time. Our initial plan was to eat the peking duck restaurant next door, but lines were long and the menu seemed daunting ($$), so we decided to keep it simple. We ventured through the food court next door and found ramen to be the most appetizing menu there. The cashier was a bit short in tone and basically just took the order without asking for anything more. I got the miso veggie ramen with a choice of drink. However, cashier didn't give you a choice and just gave you a coke, lol. Like, I get I'm a tourist and all, but at least let me choose. The veggie assortment was pretty standard with carrots, bell peppers, bamboo and cabbage. Broth was a little salty for my preference, but better than expected. Decent meal, but I wouldn't say I'd come back again to this location. If it was a restaurant location instead of food court, I think I would feel differently about it.

Who would've thought that airport ramen would be good? Baikohken is either has 1 Michelin star or…read morehas been recognized in the guide. Either way, it was tasty. It's very simple menu and this airport location basically forces you to get a combo with soda (and no, you can't get water or tea instead.) I ordered the shoyu charsiu ramen. I asked if it was possible to get it spicy & the gal working said no. I still enjoyed much more than I though I would. Great Q to the ramen itself & the broth was tasty - even though I drowned it in chili oil. I ate it all & drank every drop of broth. The only spicy option here is the miso spicy charsiu ramen. The Miso spicy is VERY soy bean forward and pretty dang spicy. Also, unlike the shoyu charsiu, it only has pieces of meat. If you find yourself at HKG and are looking for something to eat, don't miss out on Baikohken! It's a little further down from the main eats (Ajisen, McDonald's, etc.) but worth the small airport trek! 152/365

The best sushi I had in Hong Kong. There is a special menu in the afternoon that offers very good…read moreprice for excellent quality sushi and sashimi. Location is not too far away from airport. Highly recommend it. BTW, Yelp seems marking its location inaccurately.

What's up: Sushi in Hong Kong. I was not expecting to see a Genki Sushi, but I guess this chain is…read morepretty popular here because once I saw one, I began to see more of them! Transit: We were walking around Ladies Market before we ran across this place. It's not too far from the Mong Kok MTR and located in the Bank Centre Shopping Mall right on Nathan Rd. Environment: Sushi was a popular choice for lunch since there was a line forming already. Go up to the tablet on the wall and reserve your spot. Once we were called, we were shown our to table. Just like Japan, you'll input your orders and the sushi will come flying down the tracks. The difference here is that you'll need to use your smart phone to place the orders; they have free WiFi for you to connect to (1.5 hours). The table has all the things that you'll need for your meal: chopsticks, soy sauce, wasabi, ginger, powered tea, hot water. Once you're done with your meal, take your clipboard to the front and make your payment. What was ordered: - Rolls - Nigiri - Dessert Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay. This was a pleasant surprise because I wasn't expecting to grab sushi here. The food was decent and the place was very lively. Credit cards and Octopus cards are accepted.

Cute little spot for quick, yummy and fresh sushi! We ordered a lot of different things and…read moreeverything was very fresh and delicious. Will definitely come back!

This is a sushi place located very close to Kowloon Park. It is very clean and modern. In fact, the…read morewaiter actually brings a tablet to your table that you use to order your meal. We tried some of the sushi and also the pork tonkatsu curry. They also have other rice dishes and noodles too if sushi is not your thing. Everything was very fresh and came very quickly. Very good overall.

A bit expensive, but the quality of the fish is pretty good. You order with the tablet that they…read moregive you when you sit down. Try the assorted sushi plate!

Genki Sushi is part of a chain of sushi restaurants in Hong Kong and for the most part is serves it…read morepurpose well; sushi that is of fair quality at a reasonable price, don't expect to be blown away. You can either elect to sit at the conveyor belt or a table, although you may have to wait longer for a table especially at weekends. We had some quite delicious seared salmon and beef. The soft-shell crab hand rolls are of decent quality. I never eat from the conveyor belt, just ordering from the write-in menu provided. The lunch special is good value at roughly 50 HKD and comes with udon and a selection of smaller bites. Green tea is of course on hand to drink. It's in a mall, it's a chain restaurant, it's not going to be amazing, a classic case of; "it is what it is"!

Genki Sushi is fair tasting for the price you pay, though you'll easily be paying over $100 a…read moreperson depending on what you eat. What makes this Genki Sushi special is that you order from the tablet and the plate will be delivered to you. not all Genki Sushi restaurants has this. Most are still just regular conveyor belts . Also, they're trying to be hip with the whole redesign conveyor delivery as a MTR train. Only one side has this. I rather go to Sushi Express like the one in Tai Po... Even though it's limited sushi options, but hey, it's $8 a plate. No complaints here.

It's such a shame that I've never noticed this wonderful ramen shop until last year because it…read morewould've saved me from some terrible meals inside of Kingswood. Not to my surprise, Tokyo Tsukiji is one of those restaurants that greet customers in unison in Japanese as they're being led to their seats. I sat at a tiny table, which was just right for my one bowl of ramen with streaky pork fillet (hk$68). I'm honestly really not a big eater but I think the portion could've just increased a tad bit for those with an average appetite. Ramen lovers will be happy to know Tsukiji also serves tsukemen. However, udon is also an available option. But if noodles don't tickle your fancy, just know the restaurant has various rice bowls and appetizers to choose from.

Spending my first night back in Hong Kong at a ramen noodle joint in a suburb outside of Hong Kong…read morecity proper may not be most people's idea of living it up, but as it turned out, Tokyo Tsukiji is a worthy adversary of any hip 'n happening restaurant, and at less than half the cost. The Tokyo Tsukiji franchise hails from the Ramen Motherland of Japan, and there are already several throughout Hong Kong already. This location in Tin Shui Wai recently opened and was mobbed. On a Monday evening at about 7pm, we waited at least half an hour for a table...and were finished eating within half an hour. The menu is simple. You get clear broth ramen, angry-looking red broth (spicy) ramen, or "big" ramen. If you don't like ramen you're screwed. Oh, but there are also little apps, such as dumplings, edamame, grilled fish. There is also a selection of dessert-y type drinks and sweets. Despite the wait, the Manager (owner?) was very gracious in offering the people waiting minute cups of Coke, so we could get further hyped up about the fact that the wait was taking forever. After the standard Japanese greeting, we were shown to our seats. Service became lackadaisical after that. Sure, it was busy, but our server seemed nonchalant and only took our orders after we got up to tackle her. There were four of us and she took down only three ramen orders...for which we had to hail her down again and have her repeat our orders back to us. Two of us had the pork ramen with what we think is squid ink (the dish is written in Chinese and English, but the description is in Japanese). At least, staring at our oil-spill of a broth, we'd hoped it was squid ink. Another one had the EXTRA LARGE pork ramen, and another the spicy ramen. All of us were very happy with our choices. The pork had been cooked within an inch of my life and could have been fed to someone with no teeth. The ramen had just the right amount of "Q" (springy-ness, al-dente-ness?), and the broth, though on the salty side, was incredibly rich and full of flavor. It was one of the best goddamn bowls of pork ramen I've ever had any where. And at only HKD65. The EXTRA LARGE ramen was kind of a rip off, with only slightly more noodles and LARGER slices of pork. (We felt like EXTRA LARGE LOSERS for ordering it.) We'd also had some grilled fish and Agedashi tofu, which was perfectly done, with a sauce that was a little on the vinegary side. The portions are just adequate for someone watching their diet, and for most people a little side app is probably needed. The person who ordered the EXTRA LARGE was still hungry afterwards. Still, a nice option for a quick and easy meal or snack.

So happy I stumbled upon this place while walking the mall looking for some food…read more I got into HK late last night and couldn't decide what I wanted to eat. Sushi sounded good so I decided to try my luck. Ordered the 10-piece sushi set and assorted tempura - everything was fresh, great tasting and well portioned. I was really pleased with all my nigiri and the tempura set was very good as well - shrimp, fish, veggies. Not too greasy and delicious! Restaurant was lovely but there was a very drunk couple dining nearby that was super loud and distracting. Otherwise restaurant was full but never too crowded. I usually stay at the JW Marriott while I'm in HK so I'll definitely be back.

We were craving for Japanese food for dinner after a day of shopping at Pacific Place HK, and came…read moreacross Shiro 白鮨 on Level 1. We were seated in an open patio area, and it was spacious. We ordered and shared the Bento Dinner Set called Shiro Seafood Bento, and also added a bowl of Wagyu & Veggie Udon. The warabi mochi with red bean paste dessert from the set was definitely the cherry on top :) Staff were friendly and courteous, but could be more attentive because at times, it was hard to flag any servers down, when they are always serving customers on the OTHER side of the restaurant. Overall, still a very delicious meal.

Stopped by the food court to get a quick bite while waiting for my flight…read more I had the beef meatballs at one of the malls few days ago and it was so good, so as soon as I saw that on Moon Thai Express menu, I knew I had to order it again. Tweaked it a bit and asked for the tom yum broth and egg noodles instead. There's an up charge for the broth but not the noodles swap. Excellent idea! The broth was nice and thick and not runny as how it is served in most Thai restaurants in California. Too bad I didn't think I would find this restaurant on here so I didn't take any photos. Also ordered the coconut jello for $48 HKG (- $6 USD) for dessert and it was good. It was nice and firm with a delicious coconut flavor and some coconut slices. Definitely order from here again on my next stop and take some photos.

Yes, I was THAT girl ordering 2 FULL set meals cause she could not decide between the restaurants…read more Thai Boat Noodles - These were TASTY, the soup was the highlight with the perfect balance of umami Scrambled Eggs - This is EXACTLY, how I like my eggs. Scrambled over EASY. HK Milk Tea - Add your own sugar and you're good to go Anyways, I definitely recommend y'all stop by when you're in the area!