Cafe de Coral is pretty standardized across most of the chains in HK. Food is fast and hot most of…read morethe time, and you find your own seat once you get your food. The tables might be dirty and you sometimes need to clean it off yourself. What I do like is that they have turnip cake available, which is not always the case at other HK fast food chains. Looks like they mix up the menu once in awhile too. I appreciate that there is a hot drink available, cant go wrong with adding a HK milk tea to the order.

This restaurant is pathetic! Their rice was cold and different from the one in Shenzhen. Plus the…read morethe staff was slow and they didn't look like the one i order!

I went here for breakfast. I ordered luncheon meat and egg instant noodle. .taste good..i love…read moretheir horlick too.. CONCLUSION = RECOMMENDED!!!

Busy cafe for the locals. We were exploring Hong Kong for the day and got into town early morning…read more7am and found this place opened. The process is you order first, pay, get a receipt and go to another line to pick up your order.

A Great place for a quick bite to eat. For us American tourist, ordering is easy with a picture…read moremenu. Good size portions for the price and those oh so famous Chinese roasted meats. Noticed lots of locals eating here too and this place has chains all over Hong Kong. The pieces of Char Sieu were very lean and the Duck was meaty.

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.

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!

Cafe de Coral is one of the rare places that provide you with one (better than none) napkin. This…read morepopular chain location is inside the KCP mall and has LED menus in the front that changes depending on breakfast/lunch/dinner hours. You order and pay by the entrance first and then head to the counter/kitchen in the back. Make sure to give them your receipt so they know what you ordered. We tried their imitation shark fin soup and red bean milk for afternoon tea, honey glazed chicken and scrambled eggs for breakfast. The eggs were a little too buttery for me but they were all scrumptious and finger licking good! The breakfast also came with a toast, which I found to be too dry. I loved their lemon tea, it has the perfect amount of sugar for a refreshing drink. No need to bus your trays afterwards. The ladies here are amazingly quick in cleaning the tables.

There's always a lineup for this place. I can't believe that I, too, joined the insanity of lining…read moreup for a pineapple bun, but I'm glad I did. So simple yet so good. ^-^ Putting extra ingredients into a pineapple bun is easy to do, but it's their combination of milk tea that makes it a perfect combo! Their signature item is the tomato & egg pineapple bun, priced at only $19. It's big and satisfying! Milk tea is a good, strong reliable blend - $15, or $22 in a handy takeout bottle. Absolutely perfect for an afternoon snack. If you're hungry for more you can also order from their wide variety of noodles. Quite a big bowl for a HK-er and affordable price. Their service is all about efficiency (the HK way!) to maximize business. There is a sign saying "place all orders once, no add-ons" for the same reason. If you're sitting at a table with empty seats, expect to share a table with someone else. When leaving, you can also pay via Octopus. Despite the busy turnover rates, it's a friendly establishment that knows how to run business, much respects!

I heard about the hype of the pineapple bun at this cafe and decided to try it. I went here for…read morebreakfast and I ordered a pineapple bun with butter and an iced milk tea. The crust of the pineapple bun was flaky and crispy but the bun itself was cold. I was expecting it to be at least warm or piping hot out of the oven since it was still early in the morning(around 8am). On the other hand, the iced HK-style milk tea was creamy and had a lot of tea flavor. Overall, I give this place a 3.5 stars.

Service is quick and the restaurant is always fully packed. Be ready to share tables with other…read morepatrons, especially during the weekdays. the food is good for what you pay for a fast food meal

One of the local fast food chains. There is Maxim's Cathe de Carol and Fairwoods. Fairwood is seem…read moreto be the lowest cost one with reasonable quality. I believe it's the biggest chain in Hong Kong.