**Decent Spare Ribs & Potato Salad; Good Service too**…read more Oma's kitchen is a decent German option by the beach in Park Island....their sausages don't disappoint either. There are also significant number of other choices for the Mains... so just a few visits probably won't be enough to sample all the Mains.. Having mostly tried the sausages during previous visits, I decided to go for the BBQ SPARE PORK RIBS. They were good and I sure didn't "spare" them They came with Potato Rosti which was a bit soft, but overall it was alright (I prefer my rosti to be a bit crispy... but in the end the taste is what matters most). They do the Potato stuff well... which is important for any German Restaurant! Not surprisingly, the Potato Salad and the Fries were pretty good. The CRISPY CHICKEN FINGERS with SPICY DIP & RICE. This was also good but the quantity of the dip needs to be more, given the large portion of the crispy chicken. Other than that, it's a good dish. Given the significant number of options for Mains, I'm clearly not done with Oma's kitchen. Need to visit em' again soon and try the other Mains on the menu.

I like this local congee spot :) A local relative suggested 坤記粥品 for some delicious comfort food…read more He highly recommended the minced beef congee and the doughstick wrapped with rice rolls. The atmosphere and the seating is not exactly the greatest but service here is fast, and congee comes out piping hot. We ordered one minced beef congee each, and shared a doughstick wrapped with rice roll. To be honest, I don't really like the latter because it gets saggy really fast. I would prefer having just the doughstick on its own. To enjoy the minced beef congee: 1. RAW minced beef is first served in the bottom of bowl 2. Then add boiling hot white congee to top the bowl 3. Cook the beef by stirring it constantly with the congee until the red meat turns slightly brown. 4. Your bowl of congee is ready to eat :) 坤記粥品 is located just right in front of a bus stop, perfect to take the bus out to the nearest MTR subway station or out to the city. You don't have to come all the way into Kwai Chung, Hong Kong just for the congee, only if you're in the area. P.S. Menu is only in Chinese, cash only.

Most people don't take much notice of the IKEA bistro at IKEA because there's a full cafe there…read more But the bistro is actually slightly cheaper, and sells some snacks that you can't get at the cafe like popcorn, ice cream cones and hotdogs. IKEA is a maze, but the bistro is actually not hard to get to. Simply take the lift from the ground floor of Homesquare at the side of Franc Franc - the lift only goes up to the sixth floor. Get out there and you'll be at the exit of IKEA, right where the bistro is. You'll recognize it by the line of people queuing up! The bistro is, well, just kind of a food stand, so the variety of food is definitely less than at the cafe. IKEA favorites like the smoked salmon and the potato vegetable cake aren't available here, but there are a range of snacks instead. You can get cinnamon buns, cream puffs and others that you can't get at the cafe. No worries - the signature meatballs are here too, at five meatballs for $9! That's cheaper than at the cafe, where five costs $10 and ten costs $19. Coffee and soft drinks are cheaper here and also come with free refills too! My mother and I were leaving IKEA today and were attracted by one of their monthly specials - shrimp toasts. At 3 for $10, they were pretty cheap so we joined the line and got them. Unfortunately, they were disappointing - barely warm, and the shrimp wasn't even fully cooked. We didn't finish it and just tossed it because we didn't want to risk eating uncooked shrimp. Overall, some snacks at the bistro and a couple rounds of refillable drinks is a great treat after some hardcore IKEA shopping. Just don't get the shrimp toasts and all will be well!

I dunno ever since when people will associate IKEA with meatballs besides furniture; it is…read morenonetheless true that the furniture of IKEA is only the second best thing in this Swedish furniture chain. From my very biased point of view, as I don't really buy things to furnish my room nor my house, the food is the best part of the shop; I will skip all the other sections and go straight to the restaurant without batting an eye on the furniture. To be frank, in a scale of 10 the food of IKEA (item dependent) normally would not exceed a 7, that is to say the food there is not exceptionally good; however, you must also take in the price factor into consideration in order to make a fair comparison. Say for example the meatballs that people are all crazy about; it is true that the gravy is kinda good and flavorful, the meatballs are not dry at all but they are certainly not the "finger licking good" type of grub (well...nor is the chain that uses this slogan...i'm just saying). Now how bout I tell you they cost less than $20 for 10 pcs of them? Given the fact that they are made by real, good quality meat makes it almost unbelievably economical. Imagine a world that $30 is no longer sufficient for a lunchbox while the quality is of question, the food court in IKEA is a dream come true not only for cheapskates but also those who are tired of traditional lunchboxes. Other than the meatballs, there are a lot more for IKEA to offer; in this IKEA restaurant, which is also in the largest IKEA store in Hong Kong, you can have a proper, full blown dinner no matter solitarily or with a group of friends. For starter, they have smoked salmon or shrimp cocktail; for soup we have lobster bisque or other soups of the day. Main course varies from fish to roast beef and there are plenty to choose from for dessert as well. Basically it is quite a hardy 4 course meal but the price is FARRRRRR lower than those in a restaurants, including the ones in Hong Kong style western diners. So how would you not love this place with good food and good price; if I live close enough to Shatin, i wouldn't mind eat here like 5 days a week at all~

An old fashioned Hong Kong Style "Western" Steak House, there are not too many of these left in…read moretown and most of them are not up to the standard as we "old folks" remembered! First off, service is not as friendly as one wish, but still acceptable, ambience is also very retro Hong Kong 70's style! Ordered their Beef Filet Set that comes with Soup, Drinks & Dessert .. most steaks are served on an iron hot plate that is shaped as an Ox, which is also a huge memory imprint for our generation. Beef is good quality considering the price and the Black Peppercorn Sauce is also on-point, but personally, I would prefer more black peppercorn. We found 2 paid parking in the vicinity which makes exploring the area easier!

Steak was excellent, service and food prep is innovative and efficient. Quirky ambiance..will go…read moreagain when in Hong Kong!!

Hidden amongst the factory buildings in Kwun Tong is a restaurant that is rather unconventional- in…read morethe sense that its supposed to be a "canteen" rather than restaurant. In the past HK's licensing rules would allow "canteens" to serve specific companies/ buildings and this was rather prevalent in the Kwun Tong area. As Kwun Tong developed and shed its factory roots, many restaurants began serving outsiders and the variety changed from the usual sauce on a whole heap of rice to something a bit niche. Factory 99 would be impossible to find if you didn't know what you were looking for. They are not allowed to have a massive billboard and/or the usual signs showing that there's a restaurant inside; instead you go up a flight of stairs to the first floor where you will be greeted by a rather well decorated restaurant with a lot of US mock billboards from 1950s (you will know what I mean when you get there). The food itself changes everyday but the general offerings include baked rice of all sorts, burgers and steaks. You can say its trying to mimic a diner but I guess they are just trying to serve whatever they find to be popular. For the princely sum of 60 HKD you get a full set of soup (the usual red/white/ Chinese), the main course and a drink. The fact that its rather tasty is an absolute bonus; because in most cases expectations are rather low and I think this place has exceeded it by far. I wouldn't all the way for it, but if you are in the area then you should give it a try.