The creamy curry udon was trending all over social media so I had this place bookmarked for quite a…read morewhile. But sad to say that it was a disappointment. It was in one of those buildings where the elevator is inside the restaurant. Always makes me feel like I'm going somewhere cool and secretive haha. The wait wasn't too bad - about 20 minutes - but don't come here if you're pressed on time because the service is superrr slow. Of course I had to order the creamy curry udon, but before I looked at the menu i had no idea that it was curry because of the white cream. The cream tastes like nothing, maybe just a very very slight sweetness. Overall the dish wasn't too bad but also not what I expected. It's definitely not something I'd ever order again though. I quite liked the chicken wing appetizers. If I remember correctly they only had one bone. But my friends had a really bad experience with what they ordered. It came out so late which made no sense because the beef is not supposed to be cooked anyway.

Those familiar with my reviews know I'm a sucker for novelty and presentation. This place…read moredefinitely meets those needs. Touting a Korean / Japanese fusion menu, Kobekyu offers innovative fare like Creamy Curry Udon (top looks like whipped mashed potatoes with rich, curry noodles underneath) and interesting clay pot rices that arrive in an almost-hot pot style set-up. We wound up ordering said Creamy Curry Udon and a Scallop + Roe Clay Pot Rice. The udon was interesting, but I'm not sure I fully appreciated the creamy part of it. Made for a good photo though! Of the 2 options, I preferred the Clay Pot Rice. Loved the aesthetics - particularly set against the cityscape view - and the flavors. Aside from the scallops, they apparently also threw in some mussels - a nice surprise. I'd give the novelty 4 stars and the food 3-3.5.

Decent affordable food in an otherwise expensive area. You order at a counter and pickup at a…read morewindow. There's no service. During peak lunch hours there's a line and you may have to wait to get a table. But for less that $100hk for a set menu in this location it's worth it. The menu rotates and changes. Options aren't huge to speed things up for the kitchen staff.

As far as value lunch options go, Can.teen isn't bad, but it also sure as hell isn't very good…read more I've tried an assortment of their meals including those with rice and noodle bases, but the rice is clearly precooked and the noodles are rubbery. The broth is fantastic, but even the best broth in the world couldn't make up for crummy rice and noodles. The seats here are usually insanely filled with all sorts of office workers in Admiralty so you have to be ruthless like you're in a Flushing parking lot - as soon as you see someone leaving, fully send it on over there and claim it for yourself. Overall, if you have to pinch pennies then Can.teen is right for you, but if not then I do recommend splurging like 40 more HKD on a better meal in Pacific Place across the road.

Fast Chinese Food. A…read morepretty well known chain in Hong Kong, Cafe De Coral offers many traditional and fast modern Hong Kong style breakfast, lunch and dinner options. Order in the front at the register/check-in, find yourself a nice spot to sit in, and watch your order number on the ticker screen and pick up your meal and enjoy. Breakfast: congee with your choice of ingredients, macaroni soup with ham and eggs. Lunch/Dinner: Pork, chicken, beef on rice or noodles. Service and wait times are pretty fast and the place is on average spotless and super clean.

Hong Kong breakfast fast food? I took a trip to Cafe de Coral at 6:30 in the bright early morning…read morebefore heading off to work. I got their honey chicken and toast set and was not disappointed. Luke warm gelatinous chicken breast, thick toast with a pat of butter, egg patty, and a milk tea on the side. To be honest it was actually decent but I think I'll stick with the rice sets for later.

This branch is a little more concealed since it's inside the Yah Oi Tong Community and Sports…read moreCentre, so only mostly locals know of it. I both love and hate the chlorine smell that hits me when I enter the building but you can't really smell it once you're in the cafe. Sometimes you see kids who just finished swimming leave the building. Although the location is a bit more conspicuous, there's always people eating here. Good thing there are a lot of table and seats. I love how they change up the menu for different times of the day: breakfast, lunch, dinner. There's a huge menu on the wall (with English and pictures) so it's quite easy for non chinese readers. The food are also all sets so when you order, you can just say set A or whatever it is you want. For cafe de coral, you order and pay first and then you give your paper order to the kitchen to prepare. If you're ordering it to go, you don't need to give them the paper, just wait for your number to be called. I personally think the breakfast menu is a little bland like the stir fry noodles, macaroni, and scrambled eggs. But I guess it's good for the first meal of the day. I think their milk tea is too rich/bitter for me though. Cafe de coral is the first time I saw sticky rice with a whole chicken wing in it, haha. Anyway, this is an affordable place for some quick fuel!

Fast service and solid Hong Kong staple food. They have set menus that are delicious and basically…read morecomfort food for me. My favorite is the their breakfast which comes with a chicken thigh, egg, toast and a drink. It's amazing to see their human conveyer belt of serving food.

Dim Sum restaurant with a nice view. Decor is tacky, and food is just okay. I would look elsewhere…read morefor quality dim sum in Hong Kong.

Long line ups even during weekday lunches. Very tight side walk so the line cuts off and then…read morecontinues backwards on the other edge of sidewalk. Wait was not too long. Pad kra pow - bit salty. On the spicier side. Could use more holy basil leaves. Overall tastey. Pad thai - really good wok hei. Needs more tamarind tartness. Oily - can see the oil after eating. Water spinach - good to see the fermented beans. Many places don't use it. Very good flavor. Again more on the spicier side than other restaurants.

one of the go-to fast food place in HK. i would say the baked pork chop rice is still their best…read moredish. other entrees could hit or miss, but quality is usually quite decent. when you join their reward program on mobile app, there are some cash discount or BOGO offers.

Perfect fast food Chinese. Prices are affordable and the service is quick. Come upstairs, look at…read morethe pictures of the food, wait in line and then pick up. Can get very busy during the dinnertime rush, but what do you expect? Cheap good food in convenient locations.