The food at this restaurant is authentic and superb, although the ambience is relaxed and look…read moredefinitely a local 茶餐廳. You can also find some traditional Cantonese dishes that are rare to find elsewhere in Hong Kong. It has the least expensive but most delicious local breakfasts and lunches in the area. A must come if you want to enjoy some of the very best local dishes.

For anyone visiting Hong Kong, this is the place to go, Mr. Wongs, the hospitality, the…read morefriendliness is a step above not to mention that the food and service is above and beyond Mr. Wong greets you with a wonderful vibe makes you feel welcomed I can't say enough about this restaurant please go support and enjoy. This is what life is all about good people and good food that won't break the bank.

What a unique experience. We sat down and the server came over to us, pointed to a menu in Chinese…read moreand handed us two beers. We said OK not knowing what we were getting into. Then she brought us a tray of beer and a ton of food started being brought to us. Plates of chicken, broccoli, fried rice, spring rolls and beef were given to us. There was so much food! It wasn't the best food I've had, but the experience was well worth it. Only 160 HKD total for two people.

This is a great hideaway place that most people do not know about in the airport. Been here on many…read moreoccasions for lunch and dinner and the food and service is consistent. If going for lunch, we suggest grabbing some dim sum followed by some main dishes to share. For dinner, they normally have set menus that is mixed with various proteins to complete the meal. Did I mention they have a great view of Hong Kong international airport terminal one, and depending on which ways the aircrafts take off, the view is superb. Located next to this place is a great bar which is also run by the same people.

Just like any local cafe. Fills the gap, if you want a home from home breakfast, lunch, afternoon…read moretea or dinner. Go for the sets which are better value. Most single people living in Hong Kong do not cook themselves, and would often dine out, but can be expensive to eat out at restaurants all the time, so this is a good option for them. You get waitress service, the food is good and wholesome and fresh. You really cannot go wrong here! This was my local for breakfast every morning while staying in Whampoa Gardens. The only drawback is that as it is mainly for the locals, there is no English menu or even photos, although there are a few dishes shown on the windows outside. So it is quite an adventure to try and order! For instance, if you want a cup of tea, you have to say whether you want it hot or cold, with milk or no milk, with lemon or without, etc. I tried to order a slice of buttered toast with a hot drink (a breakfast set), and I was not aware that this comes in many variations: a slice of toast with lumps of butter in between the toast; or thick, which is double thickness. So it is quite hilarious, depending on which waitress you ordered from, what you will end up getting. Payment is made on the way out, at the till by the door, taking the slip of paper which has your order written on it. One interesting thing to note at local cafes and restaurants is the shrine in one corner of the restaurant which has a General standing guard to ward of bad luck, bad customers, theft and fights.

It's comforting to know that there's a cafe like this near the hotel that we stay at. When you need…read moresomething other than the usual, you can come here and enjoy a nice milk tea and whatever entree you desire. Most cafes in HK will cater to Westerners. They will have items such as sandwiches, macroni, etc. Nice to know we are thought of here in HK. Not far of a walk from the hotel, only a short distance makes this visitor happy. No need to look for other places to eat, and convenience is key!

Wow that's all I can say. I knew Hong Kong would have some delicious dim sum, but this place is…read moreamazing! Its a new kind of dim sum I never had. I only went for brunch/dim sum n it's incredibly fresh. It also has a nice view and I will definitely come back so many times. I was here visiting and I'm pretty sure this may be moderate to slightly on the expensive side. The setting is beautiful too. They put flowers on each table which it adds a nice touch to an all white table with white table cloth n chairs. Also the waiters and waitresses were very nice. We wanted to get an order of duck which supposedly only sold after 3pm when it was barely 11:30am, but the waiter was willing to put that in for us. Definitely a place to try for those who are visiting in Hong Kong. Oh however, I couldn't find the actual place of the same restaurant when I looked it up on yelp but this is the closest one to the actual place I went. The one I went to was near Kowloon Park. On Nathan rd and Peking Rd, between a Locoste and Log-On. And it's on the 24th floor.

No better place to enjoy dim sum on the highest peak of HK. Sip a cup of tea and enjoy the…read moredelicious dim sum while surrounded by the trees around. It's only a 15mims ride from Tsuen Wan town centre!

Excellent service and nicely designed Chinese restaurant inside the Harbour Grant Hotel in Hong…read moreKong North Point . They have lunch special for all you can eat dim sum . One side you can order as many as you like for dim sum . The other side is the desserts menu . The dim sum are in tiny pieces and small quantity so that you can order more variety. My favorite were the shrimp toast , fried crispy mushrooms, deep fried shrimp cake , cucumber & jellyfish . Each person they give you one stewed cucumber and one stuffed abalone. The dessert menu is amazing. I love all the desserts. Through the big windows you can overlook the whole Victoria Harbour. A enjoyable lunch with friends .

Amazing Cantonese restaurant with great view of the Harbour! It's more on the expensive side but…read morethe environment and service is top tier. Dishes are made with very fresh ingredients and a good combination of tradition and innovation.

There are 2 restaurants at Fairview Park Country Club - Country Cafe and Fairview restaurant…read more Country Cafe serves Mixture of Western, Chinese, Southeast Asian food and Fairview Restaurant serves traditional Cantonese food and dim sum on weekend mornings. Fairview Restaurant is on the 2nd floor with traditional Cantonese restaurant decor. You can see the Fairview Park plaza, nice pond and swimming pool view. You can actually see the high rises from Shenzhen here. This place is usually packed from 11am to 2am on weekends. They don't take reservation during the peak hours. The dim sum menu changes every month. The quality has been very stable for the last 6 years that I have been dining here. Dinner serves traditional Cantonese food and there are parties here most of the nights, from Ma Jong to Karaoke. The general manager of Fairview Park property management works at this restaurant and he treats my family and kids very well. This restaurant is party of the Fairview Park Country Club. It's a membership only club. Please be reminded to be a member or bring a friend that's a member because you need the membership club to pay the bill.