Cafe de Coral is a well known chain of cafes in hong kong. Serving a range of classic cha chaan…read moreTeng dishes as well as other classics like French toast (a version that is deep fried with peanut butter in between the slices and drizzled with sweetened condensed milk) and baked pork chop rice. They always have some sort of special that can include a drink and/or a pastry. Service is semi self serve - after you order you wait for your number and pick up your dishes at the counter. No frills but great value and convenient for those who may be intimidated by more traditional cafes that have no English menus.

When you're in HK, you have to check out this place at least once. They are known for their western…read morestyle toast (which really is deep fried toast with a slab of peanut butter, then topped with syrup), and of course their Lai cha (milk tea) and ling cha (lemon tea). Even if you pop in for a quick snack (and there are locations in main areas in hk), it is worth a visit!

Our first meal in Hong Kong after a long flight from San Francisco. The meal hit the spot and was…read morevery good for a quick service spot. Definitely comfort food, we will be back to try the other options. Be sure to try their two signature sauces.

I don't recall which dish I ordered, but omg your nose can smell this restaurant from a mile away!…read moreIt was good, but the portion was small. This review is coming from an American.. if that says anything about my expectations and feedback... I also remember is being pretty cheap. Overall, pretty good for a food court type of food.

Amazing restaurant. Everything I had was delicious…read more The best dishes I had here are: * Char Siu - juicy, succulent chunks of roast pork. Tastes exceptionally good. I was sooo full, but I finished it all. * Razor Clams - perfection * Lobster - very flavorful and exceptional taste From the exceptional Char Siu to the Egg Noodles, I have not had anything better in San Francisco. Well, except for the unusually yucky Supreme Shark's Fin Soup. There is nothing supreme about the fake giant Shark's Fin and the thin soup. However, the service is superb and the head manager and head chef sincerely asserted on the genuineness of the dish. Love the subdued elegance of the atmosphere, excellent yet unpretentious service and exceptionally innovative cuisine. Can't wait to come here again!

Don't know what the deal is with the One star reviewer but we had a lovely meal with the coolest…read moredessert- champagne and mango ice that was literally smoking. Appetizer of roasted eel was crunchy but moist. Grouper was done in a traditional Cantonese style. Also 15% off for those staying in Mira Hotel. Excellent!

FOOD: 5 SERVICE: 4…read moreAMBIANCE: 4 VALUE: 4 On a rainy day, we didn't want to venture too far from hotel. Fortunately, being attached to Langham place, we had plenty of places to eat. We chose this Korean pizza & chicken restaurant because we haven't seen anything like this in the US. We had the following: Garlic Sweet Chilli Chicken w/Lotus Root - we ordered the small, 6 pcs, which included wings, drumsticks and thigh meat, a few pieces of sliced lotus roots, all lightly batter and deep fried, then tossed with a garlic/chili/sweet sauce. Very tender and juicy chicken, from a normal sized chicken (not like the skinny chicken served in wing stores in the US). The lotus roots were crunchy. The sauce was not overwhelming and just had a hint of chili. Bulgogi Chicago pizza - a 9" pizza with slices of marinate Bulgogi beef, slices of pepperoni and tomatoes with an abundance of cheese! The outer edges of the crust also had cheese inside and was sprinkled with powdered sugar. Surprisingly flavorful pizza, with just the right amount of ingredients. The beef was very tender. Lychee Mojito & Yuzu Mojito - we couldn't taste the alcohol in either of these. Refreshing, but not worth the price. Come for the food, skip the cocktails.

Mickey Dee's in HK is a must for the McSpicy!! (Pep up your taste buds with this chicken thigh…read morepatty deep-fried in a crispy and spicy batter, served on a bed of fresh lettuce topped with mayonnaise, and bundled up in a sesame seed bun.) The McSpicy is like Chick-Fil-A spicy chicken sandwich good, but even better. This location seems new, modern. I haven't been to a McDonald's in the states in a while, but McDonald's in Asia have been way more "high tech." This location is no exception - we just ordered via the touch screen and waited for our order. It came out in less than 5-6 minutes and we were chowing down on our McSpicys! 265/365

Awesome place! For a Macdonald 's it's pretty neat and spacious. Food was good. They even had…read moreChinesse

Now this place serves legit amazing Thai food. A grandma of Thai descent runs this restaurant and…read moreit's so popular that in the same plaza they have two restaurants! I started off with their Tom Yum soup and boy was it amazing. Some places tend to serve it too creamy, too spicy or too sour/tart but this places does Tom Yum soup proud with the perfect mixture of harmony. I don't personally usually order Tom Yum soup at Thai places because how easy it is to screw it but my Aunt personally recommended that it's good here and I'm so glad I got to try it. Highly recommended. Next came something I never had before, it was raw shrimp served dressed with some chili and garlic slices. Also to accompany the shrimp was a spicy sauce which looked to have some vinegar, cilantro, green onions, chili peppers, and other spices. It had a nice clean kick to it. Next was the pork shanks simmered in what looked to be five spiced broth with Chinese broccoli. The pork was very tender and full of flavor. Definitely worth trying here. On came the skewers, we got beef, chicken, and pork. This was pretty decent but the meats could have been more tender. Out of the three, the pork skewer tasted the best as it had more meat flavor compared to the others. Next came some garlic bread which was good but what made it stand out was the curry that you had to dip with it. Amazing curry! It was a little sweet and reminded me of Malay curry. Then came a whole perfectly cooked chicken. It was so fresh and tender. It was so good that I ate the bulk of it! The white meat could almost be confused with the dark meat in a blind taste test. That's how good it was! Next came the Egg Plant but I'm usually not a fan of Eggplant but they enjoyed it. Then because my Aunt knows the owner, we got a special off the menu item which was a Pumpkin Prawn curry with noodles (yee mein). One of my favorite kind of asian noodles. It went so well with the curry. Definitely recommend ordering it if you can haha. Next to lighten up the already huge amount of food we ordered for 4 people lol, we got a salad with consisted of little Pomelo pulps, cashews, small dried shrimp, chili peppers, green onion, and baby shrimps. If you want great prices and legit authentic Thai food. This has got to be one the places but it's quite a drive outside the city but totally worth the drive!

This restaurant is located at Fantasyland. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The restaurant is…read morehuge. It's cafeteria style. You go to the counter and order your food. It comes out on a tray and you pay for at the cashier. As with anything Disney, the food here is pricey. Most of their combo meals run about $20US. It' whatever entree you choose with a drink. The side order of wings were 3 for $6US. We ordered the Hawaiian Pizza Combo, Mickey Sushi and Maki Roll Combo, Curry Pork Chop Combo, and Curry Chicken and rice Combo. The food was good. The pizza was thin crust and crispy. It was loaded with toppings (tomatoes, green peppers, onions, pineapple, ham, and cheese) and shaped like Mickey's head. The Mickey Sushi was also shaped like a mouse head. It was sushi rice and tobiko. I liked the fried chicken wings the best. It was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. When you're done eating, you just leave it on the table. The workers will come around and clear it.

I came here for dinner buffet which is seasonal. I asked them if I could see what they have. One of…read morethe staff showed me what they're serving. They have various items. Italian, Chinese, Japanese and etc.... I enjoyed most of them and my friend liked the lamb and sushi. It is 317HKD(288+10% service charge) and it is worth it. Most of the restaurants in Disneyland are not as good as decent restaurants restaurants in town. Coffee is included but any other drinks are extra. I strongly recommend this buffet if you come here on the weekend. (They're doing buffet on the weekends and holidays from 5:30pm).

This café de Carol opens at 6:30 (vs 7am) and has a separate 粥同腸粉 station which opens at 7am with…read moreis pretty good. A longer walk that the one I usually go to but well worth it.

My family used to take me to Cafe de Corals a lot when I would visit in the 1980s. They are a part…read moreof my fond memories of growing up in Hong Kong during Summer vacations. I had to eat here again, and have my boyfriend experience it. There are quite a few Cafe de Corals - some locations are larger than others. This is one of my favorite locations - clean, big, and plenty of seating options. You order at a self-service kiosk (which can be daunting, since there are a lot of choices, but fun at the same time). Since it can be busy at times, I suggest looking at the menu online first. We ordered 2 Sizzling Steak Plate Sets, and 2 drinks (lemonade and red bean icy). The drinks were not great, but they do give you complimentary hot tea, which was nice. The steak plates were good, as well as the Borscht soup. It does come with a hot dog, but it was super bland.