Food (5/5): We got the crispy goose and pork combo plus the bbq pork and chicken. Both were super…read morejuicy and delicious. Really top notch meat. Service (4/5): Not the friendliest service but food came out fast and efficiently. Ambiance (3/5): A bit of a cramped shop but looks like an authentic restaurant. They have tons of decor highlighting their Michelin star and accolades.

This street is famous for having 3 restaurants, all super cheap, that once held Michelin Stars! Yat…read moreLok is a go-to for me and the last time I was in HK 3 years ago the time I was able to come the line was way too long and went all the way to the elevators. This time it was hot, humid, and rainy around 11:20 am and our party of 4 was able to get a table easily though it was crowded again once we were finished. This place is so famous we saw people come straight from the airport with all their luggage! Portions are very good and probably too small for most people but I loved the size. Goose and Soy Sauce Chicken: They are most known for their roast goose which has a complex and layered seasoning different than other HK roast duck/goose places. This is my go to dish, this time it tasted great but my portion of goose was super small and I split it with a friend to not get too full so it was even smaller. We also ordered the same dish with noodles and roast pork with soy chicken, both the people who had this never had Yat Lok before and totally cleared their plates, don't forget to mix each bite with some of the oil scorched green onions!

I've been eating at this place since 2004 and the char siu is always good. I personally prefer it…read moreto Joy Hing, as the char siu is better and this place includes vegetables and a drink (can coke/tea or soup) with your order. The soup is really good - for tourists, don't freak out if you find bits of chicken feet in bottom of the bowl. You don't have to eat them and its all been cooked down to create the great flavours in the soup. Finally, one additional perk of this place is you can get the food for takeaway and cross the street to Southhorn Playground to watch the weeknight 7-a-side football games, and perhaps learn a few choice words of Cantonese when a player shoots off target ;)

Highly recommend 298 for a great Japanese BBQ experience. My friend and I had the Chef's A5 Waygu…read moretaster and each piece of meat was absolutely incredible. Highly attentive and friendly staff. Also highly recommend trying their house kimchi.

My mouth is watering just thinking about what I had here. All the meat was amazing -- I mean what…read moreelse can you expect from A5 wagyu? The location is nice and low-key. It is not too crowded and is perfect for a couples dinner or small business dinner. All the staff were very attentive and accommodating. Oh, and the Uni tartar was lit af.

RELENTLESSLY GOOD…read more Seated within moments. Orders taken meticulously, and -- I hasten to add -- without pen or paper. A solid start for CHINA TANG We did something we never do and took the set menu, the dearer one, around HK$1,200. Everyone at the table agreed. And, in truth, as the waiter disappeared, I regretted the choice. "Oh God, I thought, here comes the reheated banquet!" Well, lunch opened with honey-roasted barbecued pork, marinated baby spinach, crushed walnuts and sesame; alongside marinated Yunnan tamarillo with diced aloe and preserved plum sauce. What a way to begin. Every mouthful distinctive, and each dish a proper complement to the other. "Fasten the seatbelts", I thought. "The train wreck is coming." Wrong again! The next course was trio of dim sum: steamed scallop dumpling with black garlic; steamed crab meat dumpling with cuttlefish mousse and conpoy; steamed assorted mushroom dumpling. The black garlic was pungent and strong without ever bullying the plate. The crab dumpling was a delightful little pocket, elegantly balanced by the cuttlefish. The mushroom was the quiet one, and all the better for it. Then came the double-boiled winter melon soup with chicken, crab meat, prawn, ham and mushroom. I had heard the table describe winter melon as a cross between pumpkin and bitter melon. I hate bitter melon. (More clenched jaw business as the course was set down). Readers, I stopped mid-spoon and discretely listened around the table, to establish I was not the only person making noises sounds more appropriate for intimate congress. I was not. Dessert is generally a no-no. Throwing caution to the wind, noting the absence of sugar / butter / gluten, I selected the chilled ice jelly with imperial bird's nest, walnuts, peanuts, assorted fruit and a rose mint syrup. Lord have mercy! A masterclass in restraint. And a tickle on the palate with every considered mouthful. In short, CHINA TANG was not too much, not too little, just right, with enough space between courses to catch a breath. The service was effortlessly attentive -- teacups refilled seconds after they emptied, staff gliding in and out without the feeling of imposition or a hint of fuss. The decor is smart, elegant and particular. The waiters are adorably smart in thier uniforms. The restaurant itself seems to compromised of a main dining room with a few smaller ante rooms. The only downside: the washrooms. After the epicurean drama of lunch, the washrooms were just..... washrooms. That's hardly a problem Across the board, CHINA TANG delivers (deftly) in spades SUMMARY: 10 10 10 10 10 across the board.

Sat in a semi-private dining room - very elegant room…read more We weren't that hungry and ordered a few dishes - vegetarian hot and sour soup; cauliflower with cumin; chicken breast with peanuts and chiles; bbq pork . The best was the bbq pork- so tender and flavorful. Service was good in the beginning, but they were very slow to remove the plates. After we finished dining, we waited 25 minutes before they cleared the plates and gave us the dessert menu. Service - fast in the beginning and

I haven't been to the other location yet, but I really don't want to. A lot of places have American…read morestyle BBQ, but I like it here the best. The meat is smoked well and is tender and the sauces are pretty good, although the spicy kind is probably my favorite. I really like the brisket which is really flavorful and the smoke rings on it show it's been cooked low and slow. The beer selection is pretty decent-especially compared to some of the other places that say they 'serve craft beer.' What impresses me most is they pay attention to how its served and the staff definitely knows their stuff when it comes to beer, a few of the staff having their cicerone certificate, it's like being a sommelier but for beer. If I have visitors I usually take them here after all the tourist- stuff.

A small but inviting taproom on Hong Kong island, up a steep street surrounded by lots of other…read moreboutique shops, restaurants and bars geared towards trendy expats & locals, this place fits in well. They have all kinds of beers on tap, including a great selection of American beers but I was there to try the local ones, and they had plenty from Hong Kong and Asia! The bartender was very welcoming and when she found out we were visiting, she let us sample many of the Hong Kong beers. We tried an interesting sour trio from Yardley Brother--beers made with Mangosteen, Lemon, and Thai Chilli. I was hoping to like the Mangosteen one but it was a bit too muted for me; however, I LOVED the Thai Chilli sour so I ordered a full pour of that! Other great Hong Kong beers we tried were the Hunk Sir Milffee Porter (made with coffee and lactose) from Heroes Beer, and Meringue-utang strawberry/vanilla milkshake Double IPA by Carbon Brews. Beers in Hong Kong seem to be on the expensive side, although at this place the price wasn't quite as high as others. They also served food (BBQ) but we didn't get to try any. But I'd definitely come back here next time in Hong Kong!

BBQ I love you…read more Cheap, delicious and cheerful, what else would I ask for. Must orders: 7HKD beers Grilled beef wrapped enoki mushrooms crab row fried rice Oknonomiyaki(savory Japanese pancakes) Grilled chicken wings Grilled cuttlefish balls Grilled eggplant Grilled mushroom medley Grilled vegetables

At this price point (starting at ~$1+ USD per skewer) and with this selection (chicken, pork, beef,…read moremutton, seafood, veggies, etc), BBQ is hard to beat! I was skeptical based on the façade, but the food speaks for itself. You are given a pencil and paper menu (English available), and you mark off the items you want. The service is minimum, but food came out pretty quickly. I ordered spicy sausages, tasty razor clams, pieces of pork and chicken, and massive scallops!

This place is a takeaway style stand, 3 minute walk from Central mtr station D2 exit. They offer…read morelamb shoulder bbq, something I've never had before and it was quite good. We also tried the traditional charsiu and the slow cook, I definitely recommend trying the slow cook!!! It's was phenomenal! Crispy pork was delicious too and the only mediocre item was the duck. I was so stuffed but couldn't stop eating and their rice is also very good!

Was totally new to this neighborhood during dinner time, so me and a friend looked up what good…read morearound the area. This place was quite centrally located, on a second floor. The decor was nothing fancy, but spacious and comfortable. The buffet was a grand total of $185, with the 10% included. Now, I'm not usually a fan of buffets because I'll be guaranteed to overeat, and my overstuff stomach now is proof. I haven't been to a BBQ buffet ever, but I was quite impressed with the selection. Firstly, we were served tea as promptly as we were seated. The selection of meats ranged from all cuts of beef, chicken, pork, sausages and seafood such as fish, squid, shrimp, cuttlefish. You really couln't complain about the meats selection. The veg selection was much smaller in comparison, I would've loved to see more, but in actuality, I probably wouldn't have eaten that much anyway. The sides selection was quite good. With the Korean sides such as anchovies and beansprouts, but also a few Chinese options like tofu, potatos, chicken feet, noodles and Chinese veg. The desserts were mostly of the traditional Chinese sort - with mango sago, glutinous rice balls, sweet potato soup, grass jelly, and papaya and white fungus. The papaya and fungus hit the right spot for me. I wish I was hungrier as I would have definitely eaten more if I could. By dessert time, I was also feeling a slight discomfort in my stomach, and didn't get to try as many desserts as I'd liked. Everything was good, but the only reservations I had was about some of the meat. It gave me the impression that it may have sat out there for a while, as pools of bloody water was collecting at the bottom. And when we were cooking it, stuff oozed out of it that was indication about their having been defrosted. I avoided the chicken just in case. But in general all their meats were very well marinated. I didn't try their sushi as it wasn't in the prettiest form, but I saw a lot of other guests having them. I'd definitely recommend you go if you're famished, you will get a full belly for sure! But for me, I think I'd rather go to an a la carte place and be sure I'm getting really fresh and premium cuts, and not have the time limit of 1.5 hours to eat (which is plenty really but for a buffet, you feel rushed!)

Great food, great for large groups- we had a group of 10 and sat in a private room. Can't really go…read morewrong - cook your own beef in the middle of the table. Seafood options as well.

Before embarking to Macau for a day trip, we decided to come here for an early 7am breakfast. Since…read moreI didn't get my HK Style French Toast from Australia Dairy Company the other day, I was excited to try it here. Kam Wah Cafe is also famous for their freshly baked Pineapple Bun and Butter. Can't start your day without some HK Milk Tea and Iced Ovaltine. My son said it's a good thing the nai cha in the states are not as good because he was starting to develop an addiction. Lol. For those of you who don't know, it's made with Ceylon leaves, evaporated milk and sweetened condensed milk. The French toast was so damn delicious but a bit indulgent. I do wish I could taste more of the peanuts. My son loved his bolo bao. We also shared a hot bowl of macaroni soup with Spam and lettuce. Thinking back, I regret not trying the Spicy Satay Beef Instant Noodle. I will have to look for this back in the states. The aunties working here are just the most adorable, very kind and welcoming. One of them took the time to help us navigate the huge menu and recommended a few items. I would come back again and again if I could. I have a mad love for these iconic HK Style Cafes aka Cha Chaan Tengs. These affordable quick-paced restaurants were influenced by the city's 150 years of British rule. Aside from the classic breakfast items, they also offer many delicious rice and noodle dishes in the afternoon.

Came here just for their famous pineapple bun with butter! This is a classic HK cha chaan teng…read more(cafe) serving up favourites like satay beef with vermicelli noodles in soup, sandwiches, and of course, a strong HK milk tea. We got here fairly early, so we didn't have to wait for a table. Service was as expected - quick, efficient, and no nonsense. A tell-tale sign of a good HK cafe. The food just hit the spot for me, bringing me right back to my childhood memories of eating this on weekend mornings at our local HK cafe. Note that they don't accept foreign credit cards, so be prepared with cash, Octopus, or Alipay.