UCC Coffee shop is located in the middle of the mall - or you can chose the indoor seating which…read moreoffers a little more privacy from the people walking by. We stopped by to get a quick drink and talk a bit. + Skip out on the fruit tea. It looks beautiful with all the fruit floating around in the clear pot but taste exactly like hot orange juice. + Matcha cake was decent would recommend.

This is one of my favorite places to go to for an afternoon tea. While most cafes do tea sets only…read moreon weekdays, UCC does them on weekends as well which is great because their sets are actually pretty good value for money. They come with food and a drink, and most people get hot coffee because their coffee is AMAZING. It's UCC Japanese-style roasted coffee, so it's not the typical coffee you're used to drinking. It's much smoother and richer and I actually prefer UCC coffee to western-style coffee. The iced coffee is very refreshing, though when served this way the ice dilutes the flavor of the coffee so I prefer opting for the hot coffee. The tea set menu doesn't change often, and the first few options are always waffles - both sweet and savory, like waffles with blueberries and ice cream, matcha and red bean waffles, tuna salad with waffles etc. They gave other items too like French toast and a slice of cake, but the waffles are amazing and I choose that almost every time I'm there for tea. The waffles don't have the overly 'eggy' taste that I find in a lot of waffles at other places, and they're just the right about of sweet. The set comes with two waffles which to me is just about right for an afternoon tea set - doesn't leave me feeling bloated, but I don't feel like I've barely eaten either.

"Uchi" as Japanese as this name may sound . Is actually a mandarin pinyin (屋子）meaning "house"…read more As the name suggest, the restaurant is a very cosy place selling Taiwan-Japanese food. The restaurant is small and is easy to miss as the door does not indicate any English name . Be sure to look for a black door and you will not miss it for sure. The house sits approx 22-25 people ( inclusive of 4 bench seating ). It is a rare to find cafe in the Tai Wai area so be sure to arrive early if you do not want to wait . The menu has extensive selection of deserts which unfortunately I did not manage to try after my onigiri set . They serve a few variety of set lunches such as Kobe beef rice set ( was a special menu) , hamburger need rice set ( chefs recommendation), karaage rice set ... Etc I tried the onigiri set and also the hamburger beef set . It was not bad but portions are small for guys ! My salmon onigiri set came with 2 onigiri ( one salmon and the other with corn and bonito flakes. The salmon onigiri had minimal salmon which was disappointing and I wished they toasted my onigiri !! Would have made it so much nicer Overall the hamburger set was yummy . I would definitely come back to try the dessert next time I'm in the area !!

So yummy! Cute place too! Been here a few times and I've liked all the food/ drinks I've ordered :)read more

Amazing pastries and cakes. The entree was amazing too but the seated area was a bit of a wait…read moreespecially during weekends

Took Mom here for afternoon tea before we shopped around Shatin. One of my biggest pet peeves in HK…read moreis how they don't want for all orders to be ready before delivering the food out. I know it's not the culture but being at a "western" pretty expensive cafe, this was annoying. Ordered the avocado toast with apple vinaigrette salad. The toast wasn't that great, can't really call it toast if it's not toasted. However the salad was really good, but it came out way before the burger. The burger was so dry. They mass produced out but the fries were good. My mom who usually enjoys her burgers did not even finish this. She's not a huge fan of bread, but that was the part she finished instead of the meat The cake was really good!! So crunchy, and slight taste of green tea in it.

Cute cafe serving lots of pasta amongst other offerings like salads, pizza, rice plates, and…read morepancakes. They seem to be busy during the evening... more so than lunch hour but you can place a reservation on the New Town Plaza mobile app if anything. They are owned by a Japanese company and like the shop Italian Tomato, a lot of the food is Asian fusion/ inspired. The cafe staff are friendly and efficient, my water had been refilled when needed without asking. I ordered a pasta carbonara which took a bit longer to get to my table compared to my friend's entree, the mentai cream pasta. The pasta was prepared al dente and the portion was well worth the price. The pasta carbonara had great flavor and just enough sauce for every noodle to be covered in. I loved how the egg on top was soft boiled and I used the egg yolk to make sure the entire dish was eggy! My friend also enjoyed her pasta and said the roe flavor really came through. Will be back in the future when in the Shatin area.

Came by with an old friend expecting the red ant restaurant but to our surprise the space has been…read moretaken over by Rosie's Cafe. The space looked nice and comfy and it was still quite empty at just before 6. The interior is quite comfortable and the food was good. Their specials are pancakes but instead of it being fluffy, their pancakes were more creamy and had quite a bit of eggs. Still pretty good. Also had the shrimp avocado salad which was pretty delicious with a sesame and olive oil dressing. Price is about par or slightly above for restaurants nearby.

It is a Taiwanese style cafe bistro that located next to the Hong Kong Heritage museum. Nice…read moreservice and the food is good. There is all day breakfast with varies drinks to choose from. I have breakfast with smoked salmon, yogurt with berries, sausages, toast and salad. Love it. All taste very good. Even the fruit tea is execute very well with fresh fruit.

Delicious! To me this counts as Asian fusion although actual Hong Kongers would probably call this…read more"Western". Got a yummy uni pasta and berry drink. Prices are higher compared to actual Cantonese style food but for the US Dollar it was reasonable. This is inside a museum, very clean and very cute and modern.

This is a cool place to go in Fo Tan. The food was tasty and the pan asian approach is unique to…read morethis area. The restaurant has an identity crisis, however. The decor suggests one thing, the food suggests another, and ordering suggests yet another. For example, it's a bit odd that you have to go to the cash register and order/pay. This element takes away from the experience and kind of gives the place a fast food vibe. This would be better with service. The food we had was pretty good with one exception. The Korean style chicken was really nothing more than fried chicken pieces with a spicy-ish/quasi Korean sauce poured over it. The specialty drinks were also very good. I look forward to going back to this place, and I will likely upgrade my rating. It certainly falls somewhere between 3 and 4 on our scale.

Agnes B Café is a great place to go to for a nice afternoon tea. They make the most amazing cakes -…read moreall their cakes have special names, which I think is really cute. My favorites are Carla, a mango and vanilla mouse and Jeanne, a chiffon sponge cake with fruits in between the layers. They constantly change their selection and sometimes they won't have my favorites, but I've never actually been disappointed by any cake here that I've tried. One thing to note though is that each cake is quite small (especially for its price). The latte here is very good as well - very smooth and served piping hot, and isn't overly milky. Another thing I love is their brioches - my favorite is the brie cheese and turkey one. The turkey is so nice and tender and the cheese goes so well with it! I do dislike the fact that they do not offer cake sets - each piece of cake is around $38 and a drink is around $35, bringing the total to close to $80! For me, this is quite pricey and this is why even though I love Agnes B, it's not a place I go to often, but if it's a special afternoon or if I've got particularly good company, I definitely wouldn't mind. Oh and a special mention goes to their frozen yogurt, which I think is more reasonably priced than the cakes - I really dislike frozen yogurt that tastes like ice cream, so I love the frozen yogurt here because it has a tangy taste that completely sets it apart from ice cream-esque frozen yogurt. The frozen yogurt comes with a free sauce and topping. I usually skip the sauce because that sweetens my yogurt too much though, and they have fresh fruits like blueberries and strawberries as toppings which really complement the frozen yogurt.

This is a tiny cafe with stools and small tables, so not a place for a long meal. But the scrambled…read moreeggs with truffles were terrific. It came with a little salad and sausage and ham (which I didn't realize and would have asked not to have), and a wonderfully flaky croissant. This is a neighborhood place for workers mostly. We ate here because it's very near the Courtyard Marriott where we're staying (Shek Mun MTR). If you find yourself in the area, it's a great choice, and breakfast is available all-day.