The salted egg pork " mountain" is a bomb!! A small restaurant that has only limited seatings. Best…read moreto call to check if they're open because sometimes they're closed even it said is open on Yelp!!

Ate here last night with my partner. We weren't that hungry, so we shared the famous steamed pork…read moremince patty "meat mountain" served with a salted egg yolk on top, sweet soya sauce, and chopped spring onions. We also got a bowl of rice each. That came to $92 at dinner time, which is reasonable for Tai Hang at dinner but also seemed a bit pricy. Still, the meat mountain was delicious, with the perfect amount of salty egg to spread through each bite. The place itself is 3 stars but that yummy dish gives it a bump to 4. Warning: there is no English menu (in fact the only menu is a hand-written sign outside the door.) Just pull up pics from the web and point to order. The servers will laugh and the process will easily bring you your dish(es) of choice. Note: there is a toilet outside of the restaurant, around the corner to the left.

Hmmm...I just wanna say, dining out in Hk is ridiculously expensive. More expensive than NYC…read more Came here with a friend around 1:40 pm on a Saturday and still waited in line for about 15 to 20 mins, outside the store. Once we got in, we were tested the temperature, given the hand sanitizer, and menus so we can think about what we want to order while waiting for another 5-7 mins. There's no table service. You decide what you want, then go to the counter where the sign says "order here", then pay upfront. You also get yourself water, silverware and napkins. So no service charge, which is a plus for someone like me who hate the tipping system in the States. So I saw the Garden Deluxe salad. Avocado, grilled peppers, scrambled eggs, and toasted bread; $128. Must be hell amount of goodness. So I went for it. When the salad plate arrived at my table, I was a bit shocked. SO SMALL portion like feeding a bird! The taste of each item on the plate was good (but not like "wow so good"), but I was FAR from being full even after consuming those 3 slices of toasts (well, crostino size tho). My friend had the carbonara. I think if you are hungry or aim for a proper lunch, go for the pasta. Can't go wrong with pasta, although my friend thought it was just alright, at least portion wise you'll feel money is not wasted. Coffees here range from $40-ish to $65-ish, pricey but as expected. I had the ginger latter. To me it tasted like virgin Delirium but bitter with a hint of ginger, which was okay. My friend ordered the tonic coffee and didn't say a word about how it tasted (LoL). Anyways, quite a popular place as there were still ppl waiting when we left 2 hours later. Love the industrial decors and ambience, but no thanks, not coming back.

Small and quaint coffee shop with a chic vibe and friendly workers. Got a Kenyan pour over and they…read morebring out two cups with different shapes that is supposed to change the taste of the coffee. I personally didn't notice anything significant but it was good regardless. They also let you smell the beans after they grind it and ask for your approval if it's ok before they continue. Had an americano as well and they offer you a choice of 2 kinda of beans which is an added treat. For food ordered the mushroom truffle spaghetti and it came out al dente and was pretty tasty.

Classified is a chain of places designed to appeal to foreigners living in Hong Kong and well to…read moredo locals. So it's on the pricier side. Having said that, they do a good job. Food, decor, layout, everything. Except for the staff, you feel like you are in a casual nondescript European city having coffee or a meal. If the prices were 25% lower, it would be 5 stars.

How about some scrambled eggs, sirloin beef, sausage and a cup of hot coffee on a rainy Sunday…read moremorning? Crowd here consists largely of family or couples. In the day it becomes a dining cafe while in the night it turns into a cocktail/drinking bar. Nice restaurant concept which captures both sides of the target group with its day and night duo concept. They sell lots of wine and cheese here, slightly similar to that of wine connection. Crowd starts coming in after 11am, probably the time when hongkies wake up in general? Haha. Spotting lots of caucasian who bring their kids here. Their food is average but what captures customers most is probably the breakfast menu they serve, along with a newspaper stand, dads seem to love it!

Came here for lunch and was not very impressed with their food. The presentation was pretty but the…read moretaste was very subpar. The drinks are my only reason for the 4 stars. We ordered their fresh fruit tea, lemon spritzer, and some other pomelo fruit concoction. All very very tasty. For lunch we ordered 3 types of sandwiches. One was their BBQ pork sandwich, one was a chicken sandwich, and a pizza toast. The BBQ pork was more like ham and nothing barbecue about it. The sandwich was drowning in their mustard sauce. They put too much and also smothered their potato salad in the sauce as well. The chicken sandwich was marinated in a Thai basil kinda dressing. Way too salty! The first few bites were ok but towards the end, just tasted salt. The pizza toast was yummy. It took a little longer to come out than the other food. Once again the egg salad was smothered in their sauce. We were too full to try their signature waffles but next time we will for sure! The smell was devine.

I've read many reviews before coming here and prepared myself to wait in line. The line for this…read morebranch is actually on the streets if it's filled up in the shop. Someone will tell you to go up when the line moves upstairs. The wait time was average and we were quickly seated. I ordered a sesame ice-cream with waffle. I've also noticed that all the waiters and waitresses speaks in mandarin (i believe it's the company culture since they originated from taiwan.) The presentation and taste of the sesame ice-cream was great but the waffle was really filling and I had a hard time finishing it. You can probably share the waffles between two people.

So far, this has been one of the better cha caan tengs in Quarry Bay that I've been able to find…read more Their menu includes a wide variety of soup noodles and rice dishes. I ordered their lunch special of curry beef brisket with rice and a yin yang (coffee and milk tea). The curry wasn't too spicy and there was a healthy portion of beef brisket in it. The brisket was also tender. The yin yang was decent but nothing to rave about. The lunch set was about $43, which is about average for a lunch set. There is plenty of seating which is filled with white collared patrons from the nearby offices. The service is fast and along the lines of don't bother me and I won't bother you. I will probably come back here if I'm looking for a quick lunch option.

I find the food there to be quite good and quite a number of options…read more Service: They are efficient at what they do and take your order quickly (may need to flag them down during busy hours). My food has always come out accurately so their efficiency has not made them lose accuracy. Food: I like what I've had, which has included steamed fish with rice. I've also had black bean sauce spareribs with bell peppers and onions over thick rice noodles (ho fun) and it was quite good as well. Price: Prices are quite reasonable here with options on the $30+/40+ range.

I would say a solid 1 - 1.5 stars. Went here one day with a friend, planning to try the dazzling…read morecafe, which are too packed with people, so we decided to have lunch here instead. We tried the all day breakfast (worths $77.8) and the portion is tiny as hell. The salad has only three pieces of lettuce, I can describe this all day breakfast as a biteful of everything. The service is horrible. The servants keep staring at our table, keep laughing and fooling around. We don't feel good during the whole meal. I believe I won't come here ever again.

Hmm... my friends called me up and told me he had a coupon at this place and said if I would like…read moreto join him. Well, what went through my mind was - yeah. Why not. With a coupon I would give anything a try. So off we went to this place. And basically, it was average. really average. There are so many restaurants in Tsim Sha Tsui and I regret to say that I expected much more. The restaurant looks fairly nice but once I checked out the menu... it seemed rather unorganized. It had all kind of food (which to be honestly reminded me of a canteen where you can have whatever food you want... not sure if its an advantage or a disadvantage) Anyways, I tried the sizzling pan with pork. And it was like I said, very average. There was not much to talk about honestly. The food was normal and nothing truly surprising. And it was not bad either. Staff were all right but this place seemed not to be too busy so I suppose it was good for those who really wanted to chat more. They also serve dessert but we went to another place for it instead as the desert session was not particularly cheap.

Review #070 - 2019…read more While we were waiting for our plane to arrive during our 3-hour lay over, I decided to walk around a bit and noticed a few Line Friends character upstairs so I took my daughter to check it out. It looked really empty when we looked up, but when we showed up, it was actually pretty busy. I wasn't sure how my daughter was going to behave since she's been stuck on a plane for a few hours so I decided to just order our food to go. I got the sausage on a stick with fries and added a drink for my daughter. My daughter really liked the fries, but I didn't get any pictures. However, I think there was probably about a dozen pieces of fries in that box. I'm not over exaggerating! The sausage was actually pretty good, but seemed kind of dry like it's been roasting for a few hours, not made to order. I got the lychee passion fruit drink, which they usually use soda to make, but they were kind enough to substitute it with regular juice since I don't like to give my daughter soda. It's a cute place, the food is decent and service is friendly.

Bite and Bite is a cute LINE themed cafe in HK airport and is a good spot to grab some food during…read morea layover. Food is just ok, but I think this place is mostly for the aesthetic and for taking cute IG pictures. Staff were friendly and efficient with my order.

This is our constant. For every HK Trip, there's a visit to Tai Hing; a local Cha Chan Tang chain…read moreand it's everywhere. I say constant because there's no pretense. We know what we get when we eat at Tai Hing. It's standard eats, offers good Chinese cold cuts like roast pork and roast pig over rice. And when we feel like adding hot food items, we always get the eggplants in claypot. The service is decent not rude (which is a norm in HK Cha Chan Tangs). It's not Michelin quality; but Tai Hing offers up local eats at a budget. Which is a great plus! We also enjoy their breakfast menu, so be sure to grab a morning meal and enjoy their delicious ice HK Milk Tea!! Their version is one of the better ones. PS: their meals always comes in a set! If your not a milk tea fan, get their equally delicious lemon tea! #travelforfood #hongkongstyle

So service is terrible. I couldn't finished 2 sections of my 8 section roasted meat dish and when I…read moreasked for a take out box, a pregnant server was snobby and said, " a box for that?". When she came back, she said "$3." Like seriously? If you're pregnant and moody, GO HOME. That got me so angry given that I love taihing and it's been a favorite when I travel back to Hong Kong. Food here is convenient and way cheaper than in the states. Breakfast selection is limited and so is dinner so be wary and check the menu before going in. Food is standard and oily like every Asian restaurant. Since this place is a chain, it's comparable to a lower end Olive Garden for Chinese food.