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!

This location is really hidden. It's not only in a corner, but it's a corner not anyone may know…read moreabout. Go to the end of the mall on the 3rd floor and in the back and you might find it. I had breakfast and dinner here and they hit the spot. Whether it's breakfast eggs, congee, noodles, all are nothing special but does the in job quickly. For dinner, the pork chop bakes rice, or BBQ meat with rice, all taste good and fine, not spectacular. For the BBQ items, it's not anything specific, just does the job. They are efficient, though sometimes you wonder why the simplest things take a while, like white rice. They have this Wintermelon soup that comes in a mini Wintermelon, amazing for a fast food joint. I'd still come again and again

Great place to rest, feed my hunger, and quench my thirst…read more Ordered: - Chicken meal with chicken soup and chicken rice - Beef spaghetti sizzling plate with tomato sauce - Peanut butter French toast - Winter Drink Special Came in here because I was exhausted from all the shopping. You should too. Café de Coral provided me a quiet place to sit, feed my hunger, quench my thirst, and lounge for as long as I needed to recover. The food was good, but the seating and atmosphere was superb. The eating area was roomy, well-maintained, and comfortable. Best of all, seating was plentiful.

Fairwood is a popular local fast-food chain with locations all over Hong Kong. You can't miss its…read morebright, warm orange branding! We stopped by the Tsim Sha Tsui branch for breakfast, and it didn't disappoint us. The menu offers a wide selection of choices at very low prices. We ordered a few of their breakfast combos, and everything was delicious, filling, and served fast. It was definitely a solid, reliable spot if you want a cheap and easy local breakfast while traveling.

Stopped by for a quick meal here and was decently satisfied. For the price of $39HKD it is a good…read moreamount of food. I ordered S09 which is luncheon meat and eggs with instant ramen which also comes with a hot dog and a red bean ice drink. I haven't been back in Hong Kong for 5 years and knowing that their red bean ice was my first red bean ice in years makes me a bit disappointed. It is fast food so I shouldn't expect much but the red bean ice LACKED ICE? When it was served the drink had lots of melted ice and the beverage was barely chilled. The instant ramen is what you would expect and the hot dog was the best part of the meal (although the hot dog itself is very small). Overall a very mediocre experience.

For a quick lunch, this is the place to be. My wife and I went there recently for a quick lunch,…read moreended with total satisfaction. Good and fast services, acceptable food quality that's what fast lunch is all about.

This was the first restaurant that I tried when I landed in Hong Kong because it's connected to my…read morehotel. You have to line up in the the check out area which is outside the restaurant of where you pick up your food. You select the food options you want and you pay by cash, credit card, or your octopus card. What's an octopus card you ask? Good question. It's a card that you use to pay for the public transportation in HK. Apparently, some restaurants always use it as a form of payment. Since I'm from San Francisco, CA, this octopus card is similar to a clipper card haha. Make sure you know what you're getting because the line moves quickly and you wouldn't want to be holding up the line. Once payment is completely, go inside the restaurant and lineup to pick up your food. You provide them with your receipt and they grab your items for you. This is an express food shop, kind of like Panda Express. It probably takes a minute for them to grab your items. I ordered K2 which included preserved eggs and minced mest congee, one egg, one egg roll, and some noodles. I paid $27.5 HK which is equivalent to $3.52 USD. The portion size was great for the price! I was really satisfied with my food and the price I paid for it. This place is really good people want a cheap bite and want their food ASAP! Haha.

Been coming here everytime i visit HK. Cheap food and big enough portion to fill your stomach…read more Remember this is similar to fast food or in and out, cant be too demanding with the customer service. I mean for the amount you are paying i believe is good. **Good flow of customer, good lighting and quote lively. **Speed of food service ++ **No customer service whatsoever but its okey, dont expect it. ** price is affordable for meal set menu ** lovely milk tea. ***********TERRIBLE BATHROOM************* So yea..... the - one star is due to cleanliness.... I saw a roach.... Nopppp i walked back out n did not use it. Other this this im ok. I would totally recommend this place to eat if u r in a rush and want to eat quickly, even if is not, its quite enjoyable, however if u have a big group, ur def saving and will fill everyone's tummy happily.

This is one of my favorite places for breakfast when I visit Hong Kong. The price is very…read morereasonable for the amount of food that you get. My favorite breakfast meal is the congee with BBQ pork bun and siu mai. Seating can be hard to come by when it is busy so if you have a group of people, have one person find and save a table while the rest of the group picks up the food.

A great short visit!…read more While short, this was a lasting impression for a quick paired bite and drink to have while in passing.

The service was super nice and helpful - there are self serve kiosks where you order, and employees…read morewho stand there and help you order and answer any questions. If you dine in, they'll give you a number card for your table, and they'll bring your order to you. Speaking of table - find one first before ordering. While it's a huge space, it's also pretty crowded. I got: - 9 pc chicken nuggets: excellent - fish fillet sandwich: yummy - plain hamburger: meh - I don't hate it, but get something else. This place was a pit stop for a snack (I came with my boyfriend and Mom), but I would definitely come back to try more items (the salads look good).

Happy to find this place is still open after 8pm in addition to McDonald's downstairs. But most…read moredishes are sold out but all the hotpot was still available tonight. Its fast food so its not great. But the lack of choice around here makes this place okay

Breakfast in Hong Kong…read more.. We saw McDonald's across the street from our hotel and decided to dine here! We ordered at the kiosk because the McDonald's app didn't work. We stood in line to pay at the counter. Service was efficient - especially with a long line and just one cashier! There were many seating options: small tatables, high tops, and long, separated tables. The lighting was muted. There was pleasant Chinese pop music playing in the background! I got the combo meal: grilled chicken pasta with tomato soup and Hot Lemon Tea. It came with hash browns - the regular type that you get in the USA. The curly pasta was good! It wasn't mushy! The tomato soup was on the watery side, but tasted great and had some corn kernels in it! The grilled chicken was challenging to eat. I pierced it with a fork and took a bite... I need a fork! It had some kick to it, but was tender with a bit of gristle. The tea was very dark and strong... it helped me Kickstart my day! Happy Sunday! This was our first meal in Hong Kong!

HK breakfast…read more.. Nothing like the familiarity of our McDonald's though here in Hong Kong the varieties for breakfast alone is pretty impressive, wished I took pics of the menu but today it was the simple Luncheon Meat McMuffin which replaced the Canadian bacon for a thick cut of luncheon meat. Very mild and delicate nothing like spam which is very salty and I really enjoyed every single bite. They do have breakfast Happy Meal as well which I believe are pancakes but why don't we have this in the states...ordering is by kiosk only though you have the option of card payment T the kiosk or cash at the counter. Access is by stairs only which is my only complain but with lots of seating and fast service it's a great option to start your day on a friendly and yummy budget. Thank you!