Upscale Thai restaurant located in the shopping mall Elements. It felt very spacious with the high…read moreceiling. It was almost empty when we went but became full house so quickly once lunch hours started and people who work in ICC rushed in. The food was pretty good. We tried the lunch for 4 people including pad thai, papaya salad, beef satay, pineapple fried rice and a few items I couldn't recall. Everything tasted just right and portion was generous. Service was ok I guess they were too busy with a full house of diners. Good choice for lunch after shopping at Elements. Make sure you call for reservation!

The food at the Mango tree was good for Thai cuisine, however the view and ambiance was what makes…read morethis place extra special. The lighting is very calming and if you want to see a view of the harbor, you can look out the floor to ceiling windows and have a great view. The downfall is that it is in the Elements mall which is a long walk to the restaurant from the taxi station and the mall is very high end and expensive...it is fun to walk through and see the shops, but no too many people making actual purchases in the stores.$$$$$$

Decent HK dessert. I'm sure other places are more authentic but this was located in a mall so…read moreconvenience won. Had glutinous rice ball in sesame and red bean soup. Came out piping hot and tasted very sweet. The rice balls had the right amount of chewiness. Overall ok nothing to shout about.

Located upstairs in the food court of Hysan place…read more Their menu has a lot of Chinese desserts and drinks. I ordered a kiwi slush and a strawberry ice cream from this store. Felt that the kiwi slush was really watered down and did not taste much of the kiwi. It was also really sour. They need to add more sugar. As for the strawberry ice cream dessert. It was ok not the best.

I have always been a fan of Sichuan cuisine and a sucker for beautiful restaurant decor. Today I…read morehad the chance to enjoy both at Red Almond. Part of the Aqua Group (who brought you the luxurious Hutong and whimsical Shu Hu Ju) Red Almond is a pared-down version of the elaborate Chinese cuisine the group is famous for. Resembling an ancient Chinese tea house (one of those restaurants in wushu movies where fights happen) the restaurant offers breath-taking city views of Causeway Bay. The food is excellent, although the famed Sichuan dan dan noodles were a disappointment (good peanut sauce; over-cooked noodles). It currently also offers a few Malaysian dishes seasonally, and those were done pretty well. It was really empty for a Sunday afternoon- I do hope my review will change that- it's a good option for Sunday brunch if Sundays in Causeway Bay is your thing. Bottomline: their weekday executive lunch is an excellent deal- 4 course for under $100; order dishes rather than bao and noodles.

Great view with quite live music. We sat inside where chef…read moreshows food prep and liked him working during our meal. Their truffle potato was really good. Buttery and creamy. They also have great selection of wines and outside BBQ seemed interesting although we ordered regular menu. There were like five birthday tables so I believe local people love the place for high end birthday party or family get-together.

Absolutely not. Bland food, bad service. We booked a table, explained we were there for an…read moreengagement dinner. They sat us in the back of the restaurant (last minute booking, I can understand) however they sat us and forgot us. We came to spend money, left unhappy, unimpressed and angry. Manager Frankie apologized for being short staffed and also said he had noticed we always had empty glasses, yet nothing changed. Nothing got better, and they definitely didn't do anything to make it right. Don't hand me chocolate after we spent hundreds of dollars and upset for absolutely no service. No thank you. Next.

Prime location, it's right in the middle of Harbour City mall! The entrance is very small and…read moreunassuming so it can be easy to missHowever, this is a pretty small buffet so quite limited in their offerings. When I came to visit at the end of May, they were offering a Thai themed buffet. Some notable items were: Tom Yum Goong - Very good soup! Sour, lime, savoury, crazyyyy spicy! It's addicting to eat! Oyster bar - Oysters are shucked fresh and you can taste how fresh they are. They're small but very good. Thai desserts - Mango sticky rice!!!! YummYYY!!! They also have a good selection of cheese and hams. Prosciutto is available here for you pamma ham lovers (but it is also cleared out hella fast). Half the items here were not prepared that well - they were dry, barely warm, or not that fresh. Likely due to low turnover because this place was barely half full. The Indian food was good but not fresh because it was barely touched by the other customers. They have an entire dessert section horrayyy!! Unlimited good quality ice cream. Some selection of cakes. Candy bar (but the candy didn't look too good :( ). There's also a chocolate fountain! Service is great here - Attentive and constantly clearing out dirty plates!

There was a short wait at Monster Sushi when we stopped by around 2-3 in the afternoon after…read moreshopping a bit at the stores in Langham Place. Service, though friendly, was a bit slow. Their sushi were fresh and creative. I don't recommend the mocktails as they are shoved with ice and rely on syrup for flavoring. They have different paper menus for ordering, color coded for the type of item. Their menu book have photos of the items listed if you want to see what they look like before ordering.

When I lived in Yau Ma Tei I would eat sushi at least twice a week, maybe three times depending on…read morehow lazy I was, which more often than not was moderately to extremely so. Because of such cravings for raw fish I can say, with some confidence, that I know some of the best, and worst, sushi places around town. Monster Sushi lies somewhere above the middle. Monster Sushi, in Langham Place, is set up like most sushi joints, a little bit fancier than Sushi One or Genki. There are booths, revolving sushi, and tables for small groups. Quite big you'd assume, and you'd assume correct. Then why is it fuller than an egg every time I visit? A guaranteed wait of about twenty minutes during dinner time is required EVERY day of the week, the silver lining being that it must be doing something right. Inside the sushi itself is pretty good. Looking through the menu I saw a couple 'Monster" signs next to specific pieces. Do not mistake these signs for radioactive Godzilla sushis, although they very well could be. No they are just sushi, except the fish/meat is twice the size - hence the name Monster Sushi. On most occasions I go for the some old dishes. A couple monster eels, a couple monster salmons, some prawn tempura and a california roll or something. I still have my hair, and it's growing in the right places so I've safely ruled out radioactive Godzilla sushi. The food is served relatively fast and finished relatively faster. The quality is, like I mentioned, above average but it's just the wait that gets to me. On a night that I'm craving sushi I'd rather go to a place that offers worse food but with the certainty I can simple show up and get served.

This is another popular lunch place at the Popcorn mall. Setting is simple, tables cramped with…read moreefficient service. Depending on what you order food can be good or bad. The BBQ pork rice and the wonton noodle soup were quite good as well as their steamed veggies. The steamed rice rolls were bad, wouldn't order them again. If you're looking for an inexpensive place to have a quick bite, come here.

When you first step into here, you're not sure if it's a spa, a restaurant, or a club. Very nice…read moredecorations and atmosphere The food was overall good. It was all presented exceptionally well and tasted slightly above average compared to similar restaurants and prices in hong kong. It's clear this restaurant is a great place to host business lunches and meetings. They serve Japanese and Italian. Half the menu has classic Italian options while the other half has Japanese bentos. The Japanese options taste a little better than their Italian half. Portion sizes are small and come in a couple courses, but once again - good for chats and business.