Family dinner last night, jade garden operating under maxim's group, compare with The other…read morelocations, Tai Po location definitely bad service we have been Toilet extremely disgusting :( Food just standard, we ordered set of lobster for 12 ppls, portions is great, taste soso, two lobsters showed on menu, we thinking only one on it, those fish one still raw ._. Yes never back again

Very convenient located Chinese restaurant serving good value, good quality food in a comfortable…read moreand clean environment. We made a booking as my uncle has a credit card offer for a set menu with this restaurant and he's tried and tested it before. We ordered the set menu for "half a table" (feeds 6 but was enough food for 7-8 adults). There was lobster with noodles, prawn stir fry, this vegetarian layered dish topped with seafood, sweet and sour ribs, a massive deep fried fish, half a tender chicken in this amazing soy sauce, and four more dishes whose name I don't remember. All this for less than $1000. It was a bargain. I'd definitely recommend a visit!

My friend took me here for some all-you-can-eat sushi, and I have to say this was actually pretty…read moregood! The seafood was fresh, the portion sizes are pretty generous, service is fast and efficient (albeit not very friendly). The place is big, so there is tons of seating. Large selection of food items to choose from that you mark down on various slips of paper, and then you can help yourself to an equally large selection of beverages and desserts. They also have some hot and cold plates, although I didn't really pay it much attention, as I came mainly for the seafood, not the salads, spring rolls and fries. The desserts were pretty good though, lots of different kinds of mochi, pudding, ice cream, etc. Free wifi available. Washrooms were pretty clean.

I swear I am not purposely going to buffet/all-you-can-eat places just for fun…read more.. But this place is pretty good for buffet/all-you-can-eat. Very comfy (especially the chairs. So much cushion!), but obviously not as spacious. I will say that the food they provide is much better than the Kaminarimon Teppanyaki place I went to. I mean, how can you say no to sesame ice cream?! Some of their sashimi were thick slices though. Usually I prefer thinner ones, but it's still good enough. They have a good variety of items to choose from, and obviously food can come a bit slow, but you can't beat how comfortable it feels in this place compared to all other buffet places. The way you order is simple. They have a booklet with papers ranging from the letters A - J? I don't remember. You just mark the foods you want and throw your hands up in the air sayin' AYOOO (No. Don't do that. It's a joke from part of an American song). But really, you wave a server down with the papers, and they'll take the papers. Some servers will actually say "mm-goi" when they take it! So nice. Drinks, you go grab them yourself from the fridge. Wild! So much options! Ice cream is located near the bathroom. Oh. They had this Hokkaido Milk(?) Pudding. It. Is. Yummy! I'd eat more of it if I could, but my stomach was already bloating from the amount I ate. Ai ya. And... the later you go eat there at night (before closing), the more percent off you'll get on your check. Let's just say... the comfortable chairs, hokkaido milk(?) pudding, and sesame ice cream made this place 4 stars. That is all.

Tonight, Saturday, after 2030, buy 4 get 1 free. Hotpot all you can eat and drink (beer and many…read moreother drinks). 10 pax., $133 per head. Great value, reasonable food.

Dim sum on the go! Loved the clearish dumpling with chives, cilantro, peanuts. Very busy so lots…read moreof turnover for fresh dishes. Lots of locals stop by for a quick breakfast and the ladies manning the place are fast and efficient. To a bystander, it may seem chaotic, but it fits in with the hustle and bustle of HK. Know what you want and be ready to let them know or else you'll get passed over!

I think of Fairwoood as a super casual, economical place to enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner as a…read moresolo diner, or with a companion, or even with the whole family. It's a place I've frequented during childhood and still do once in a while. There are a few self-ordering kiosks at the front of the eatery but feel free to order at the register as well. The menu prices are clear and very affordable. Most food items have a photo showing what the meal resembles and some even include a drink at no additional cost. The self-ordering kiosk is easy to use in either Chinese or English, and a wide variety of payment options are accepted including credit, digital payment, or Octopus (cash is good at the register only). Get $2 off your order just by using the kiosk instead of the register! The food is filling and tasty for a fast food concept and extra rice is free. The items come out so you can pick it up at the counter within minutes, so quick and efficient! The tables are often cleaned as fast as a team member sees a guest leave, so you'll be able to snatch a spot as soon as you order and wait for the meal to be picked up at the counter. There are multiple TV screens in the eatery so you won't miss your order # being called.

Fairwood is a chain, like a fast food style cafe with menu of rice, noodle etc dishes with a cold…read moreor hot drink included. You order your food, they give you a numbered ticket which you take up to the counter and they put together your order on a tray. It's quick and cheap. The soup noodle dish with coffee was $42 Hk. Just find a table. The menu is on the wall, has photos as well as English listings. You can pay using octopus card too! It's great if you are in a hurry and need to eat, and don't want spend too much. There is a lcd screen to watch for your number as they do call it out in Cantonese not English.

This is a chain and since I've eaten at Tsui Hwa next door already, I thought I'd try this place…read more It's set up like other fast food places where you order & pay first and then wait for your needles. In the evenings, there are set meals (all some sort of noodles) for HK$49-65. Seating is comfortable but the place is small so not many tables. Yelp had their address around the corner so I guess the move to the current location on Sugar Street. While it's fast food, it's reasonably okay.

My husband was wanting beef brisket noodles, so here we are. My cousin ordered wonton noodles…read more(the serving size looked small, but she said it filled her up, so whatever). My husband enjoyed his beef brisket noodles and I had the beef tendon noodles, which really, was nothing special. My mom can make better beef tendon noodles. Portion sizes not bad for the beef brisket and beef tendon noodles. Fast efficient service. Clean restaurant with plenty of seating. Lunch specials available, but it's not advertised in English. Only their combo meals are in English. Free wifi within the mall.

While in Hong Kong visiting relatives during mid-January, dim sum was definitely a must for me!…read more Relatives took me here for my very first dim sum in Hong Kong. We ordered a variety of dim sum foods to share and WOW was I surprised on how good the food is!

Located on Pak Hok Ting St. next to Royal Park Hotel, I'm guessing it's customers are mostly guests…read moreof the hotel. The place is not your typical family dim sum joint but rather a fancier version for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. That being said, the dim sum brunch will not showcase dim sum carts or cheap price tags. The interior is sophisticated with a trend toward Chinese antiques but with a glossy modern twist. The service is prompt and friendly. Our party of four ordered a few Cantonese favorites such as the fried shrimp roll, fried noodles, steamed rice rolls, and beef balls. The food came out steaming hot and the aroma quickly filled the dining place. We thoroughly enjoyed every bite of the meal. While it cost more than the norm, we thought it was worth it as the quality was top notch and the noise level was kept low. We will definitely come again when craving great Cantonese food that is without the rush of the crowds (which can really be overwhelming when all you want is to eat and relax).

Located on Sugar Street (someone please help me edit the address), you will find this restaurant…read moreeasily. This restaurant goes by the name of Kampoeng or Warung Chandra. The restaurant itself is located at the basement. It was spacious and most customers are probably Indonesian to begin with. My brother and I chose our seats. The waiter came with the menu. Weirdly, the waiter or waitress came over to speak to me in Cantonese (probably looks like a local). I then surprised them by talking in Bahasa ;) Ordered Es Blewah - Javanese mixed sweet drink (mocktail) and Bebek Jingrak with coconut rice. The Es Blewah came five minutes later. You would need to stir the beverage before consuming it. Pretty refreshing drink and the ice was proportioned nicely. The Bebek (duck) Jingkrak with coconut rice came probably 20 minutes later. It will take time to provide the customers with aromatic rice and crispy duck. This dish reminded me of the Balinese dish. Definitely comparable to the local dishes in Java. The chilli which was well spread on the duck gave a tangy yet spicy aftertaste. Definitely a good choice on my part. Price wise it was reasonable - considering it is located in one of the most expensive areas (Causeway Bay). There is a free wifi you could use too while waiting - password: kampoeng (small letters) and use the 5G one for faster loads. Definitely one of the best meals I had during my 5 days stay in Hong Kong ;)