This made to order juice store is located right across from the kornhill MCL movie theatre. It was…read morea pleasant find. I love juice stores in Hong Kong, but they are usually found neat local wet market, so finding it inside a clear mall is a big plus. (I am hoping I will still see this store next time I visit, food places in this mall changes so frequently that makes reviewing it so pointless sometime) Anyways, price wise is still very reasonable. For a pear and a fresh fig drink that i order only cost $25 ( usd $3?) . Got lots of variety of fruit and vegetables to choose from. They also have good mix of their creations. I will definetly be a regular if i live there.

Got their juices at the brands expo in Victoria Park. They use real fruits in their juice. They…read morewere really pretty but only okay tasting. We ordered the mango and dragon fruit and the guava and passion fruit.

Food (***** out of *****); Order any juice you want. They have a great selection. You can even…read moreorder them to mix different juices together. I ordered green apple, Chinese bitter melon, celery, green pepper, and cucumber juice. Surprisingly, it was not bitter. Instead, the melon added a bit of complexity to the juice's flavor to balance the sweetness of the apple. It was very refreshing, healthy, and unique. Service (*** out of *****); Quick & efficient typical Hong Kong counter service. Juice girls were very clean. All the fruits and veggies looked very clean. Atmosphere (*** out of *****); Self seat with sturdy, yet spartan chairs and tables. Conclusion (**** out of *****); Great refreshing juice. Highly recommended. My approximately 8 ounce portion of juice was 32 HKD.

Aiiiii, if you're a lover of desserts, swing by any of these one branches of Hui Lau Shan. This…read moreplace is armed with pretty interesting desserts. Often packed and busy, I highly recommend trying to get a seat inside the restaurant and take your time in looking over the menu. With various offerings of ice cream, milk like products, fruit and such, it can be pretty difficult to know what to pick. If you like durian, there are a few dishes that involve that as a main ingredient. For me, I tried a couple of the desserts and it was all so tasty. Prices here are moderate, and for this particular location, I was surprised at how big it was inside! Service here is prompt and nice, and the portions aren't big enough to share though.

Whenever I'm in HK, I always look forward to coming to Hui Lau Shan for my mango fix! This location…read moreis pretty decent sized with several tables and chairs. We always get the mango sago topped with rice balls, fresh mangos and mango ice cream. I love that the mango is always fresh and tasty but the dessert is not overly sweet. Tip: our server said it's cheaper if you take it to go but I'm not sure what the price difference is as we opted to dine-in.

One of the few things I make sure to never leave Hong Kong without doing at least once is having a…read moresip of the sweet coconut nectar from Coconut King. In the near decade since my last review, it has become one of my most frequented businesses and a rite of passage destination for all of my new-to-HK visitors. This was a must-visit for life in the street side foods of Kowloon. (#1) However, this last trip to HK I saw no lines and only one person working the stand. I came through Dundas on multiple occasions to see very little activity, making me wonder if this was the effects of the post-pandemic downtrodden economy, but alas I brought a group of friends and we ordered several drinks. The end result was it was nicely cold, but a tinge blander and less sweet than I had remembered. It was still refreshing, but the wow effect was gone. Before there were people behind the counter cracking open cans of coconut milk and the continuous mixing of drinks, but felt slow and the vibe was a downer. My friends didn't seem too impressed, which I understood why. The bottle prices are up 4HKD (now 30HKD) from the last decade, which is not as crazy as expected. Considering that they've recently expanded to Prince Edward earlier this year, I imagine the brand is doing well, despite it not feeling the same. I'll be back again soon, and while I anticipate another visit, it will be with much lesser expectations. ___________ (#1) Yai Ma Tei is the best.

YUMMY! I'm so happy I put this on my bucket list. This is a to-go place - there is no seating…read more The service is efficient. Simple, light, and creamy.

I'm pretty sure Fruit Tea is the current Asian drink craze (especially in Asia). There's…read moretonnnnnssss of places in HK that mainly offer variations of fruit tea. Prior to this, I had never had Fruit Tea before because just a couple months ago there weren't really that many places in TO selling it. BUTTTTT MY LIFE HAS CHANGED BECAUSE OF THIS. Move over bbt... No one wants tapioca any more, it's too filling. The Fruit Tea here is the BOMB DIGGITY. There's TONS of fruits in here - watermelon, apples, oranges, and strawberries. AND they give you a long lil fork so you can easily eat your fruits afterwards, so thoughtful! The only negative about this was the line up... It was freaking LONG A F. It was mostly neighbouring office workers doing a drink run for their entire office. We waited a total of 45 mins for 2 drinks. ALSO, since this location is at the mid-level escalators, there is NO A/C. It was actually crazy hot. Also, kinda funny seeing how all the office workers were literally sweating through their long sleeved shirts LOL. Also love their little logo of the wolf - so cute.

I love you, sugar cane juice. I love you even more with various pieces of fruit in you…read more We came to Cha Long for something to help cool us down during the crazy temps and humidity. The biggest bummer is that it's in an indoor/outdoor space with very little ventilation... so the wait can be sort of torture and the drinks do take a few mins to make. I went with the fresh sugar cane Cha that had kiwi, watermelon, lemon, strawberries and more. Because it was so warm outside, I took a huge sip without realizing that the cold drink would cause a disastrous bout of brain-freeze... but totally worth it. My beverage wasn't overly sweet and was the perfect way to quench thirst and find some sort of relief from a sweaty day in the city.

I was craving some mango dessert and I came here after dinner from One Dim Sum…read more I ordered the coconut mango mochi that comes in a small box of 6 and a watermelon aloe juice drink. I thought the mochi skin was too thick and didn't complement well with the cube of mango filling. The watermelon juice was refreshing to drink in the hot humid summer.

They have a few branches around the city. This is my favorite place to come for dessert. They used…read moreto sell only ice cream and snow ice. I haven't been back in a while. Now, they sell their own type of bubble drinks and hot foods. We bought three drinks while we were here. We got the H1(mango drink w/chewy ball), H3(mango drink w/crystal jelly), and F2(Curaçao Bleu w/lychee. The Curaçao Bleu drink was the best out of the three. Even though it has lychee, they added mango pieces as well.

Grom is now in Hong Kong. Delicious, using the world's finest ingredients! A must try! Four stars…read moresince there are very limited flavors here! They have so much more in their other locations! Hopefully this will change in the future! Seems like operations could be more smooth - (as they just have opened) they are cash only although they said they will accept credit cards at some later point!

GROM has finally opened! I have been waiting for this moment! For too long, I've walked by the…read more"GROM Coming Soon" sign in the IFC mall. This past week, I was walking around the IFC AND IT WAS OPENED. Ever since I visited GROM in New York, I have been a fan! I came back on a Saturday around 7PM and the line was too long. As excited as I was, I did not feel like standing in line at the moment. Turns out, I made a good decision! I came back at 9PM after dinner and the line consisted of about 5 people! Great! You pay first at the register then you head to the gelato line. The flavors were very limited (6 flavors). I hope it is because they just opened. I ordered a mini Gianduja gelato ($35). Wow! Just as good as I remembered. Gianduja tasted like a better quality Nutella. The chocolate had a great cocoa flavor and the hazelnut flavor came across really well. It was perfect! My only complaint is that they did not fill my cup up. Im not sure if this is because they gave it to me in a small cup, and not a mini cup, but I was watching and it seemed like they barely filled everyone's cup up. With the price of a small being $59, that's about $7 US! Kind of crazy. I wouldn't mind the price if they filled the cup up more! Since GROM just opened, I will definitely revisit GROM to see if they made any changes. Excellent gelato!