Right away I was captivated by the decor in the doorway, welcoming you into The Diner! I was…read morewalking and was drawn to the license plates on the wall, classic music and the staff looking up with smiles. The service was quick, attentive and very engaging. I was able to walk around, take pictures and even engage with other travelers. The ambiance of The Diner is very classic and welcoming. I got the Bacon & Tomato Melt (mozzarella & cheddar cheese with spicy tomato salsa on sourdough bread). It was so hard to choose after looking at all the food options, especially the "comfort food" options. The sand which was very larger, I was able to take the other half home . They have a "Skirt Burger" which they are known for. Eat one and you get your Polaroid picture on the wall (pictured). I recommend The Diner and will definitely be back on my next visit to Hong Kong!

What a find! The Diner has an extensive menu. Their specialty is a wide variety of burgers but…read morethere's so much more for us non-meat eaters. What's not to love about a restaurant channeling a California vibe, playing Star Wars on the screen, and with a Space Invaders game. Food was delicious, service was attentive, and best of all it's a short walk from our hotel.

My daughter wanted beef noodle soup and chose Explorer's Club for lunch. I was surprised to find…read morethat it was semi-buffet (you choose an entree and then can go to the buffet for appetizers and dessert), so lunch was more expensive than I was expecting ($655 HKD for two people, including service). For starters, they had a fairly big selection of items - salad bar, cold cuts, fried chicken, and international fare like masala lotus root with potato, carrot and cashew and pork floss salted egg yolk sauce with purple sweet potato. Nothing was particularly good, but I was glad to at least get some veggies in the salad bar. We both selected the beef noodle soup for our entree. I was a disappointed by the lackluster broth and the beef was not as tender as I had hoped. There were a ton of desserts with international flavors - Russian honey cake, Egyptian Earl Grey tea cheesecake). Normally I would have been excited to eat as many desserts as possible, but while they looked pretty, they failed to dazzle. At least there was fresh fruit an orange juice available. I just saw that the semi-buffet option is no longer being offered at lunch, only for dinner. At least the Explorer's Club is a nice place to sit and escape the hustle and bustle of the park.

So much desserts to choose from. I really like the shrimps and conch. You get unlimited appetizers…read moreand desserts with the one choice of main entree for dinner, for 90 min

Cool place tucked away in an alley near an adult book store. The mac and cheese hot dog topped with…read morebacon bits was a delicious way to take 5 minutes off your life. Satisfactory beer selection included several choices brewed by local brewery Hong Kong Beer. Service was laid-back, friendly and pleasant. Free wifi.

Trip to HK and came across this place. It's very comfortable atmosphere and cool design. The white…read moresour and hotdog tastes so good :)

A better lunch alternative than the frenetic HK greasy spoon diners for lunch. On the top floor of…read moreK11, Good Place - unlike other restaurants with names like "Lucky Top Restaurant", "Celestial Curry", or "Super Duper Number One - POW!" - Good Place actually lives up to its name: it doesn't tout itself as stratospherically great, but it's better than OK - it's quite GOOD. Came here three times in two weeks for a casual business lunch. Being on the top floor and a little more expensive than a greasy spoon, this place never became terribly crowded nor noisy, even during peak lunch hours. Decor is crafted textured light pine wooden bench seating in an open space with little distance between tables. Every table has a jug of water and two glasses. Lunch menu has several set meal options - all meat filled - as well as a la carte. The emphasis is on healthy dining with simple ingredients. The set meals - a panko style fried pork cutlet, halibut with greens, and something steak like - all range from about HKD84 to HKD88. Each set meal comes with a soup and after lunch beverage of coffee/tea/lemon water. You also have a choice of white or five-grain rice. The cutlet was nicely-breaded and fried and substantial enough for me for a lunch meal. The palm-sized halibut fillet, which seemed it had been a little over-frozen and kind of mushy, despite the nice subtle sauce - is not enough food for someone over the age of 4. The hefty bowls of rice make up for the lack of the main...or are SUPPOSED TO, however. Being that it's a set menu at HK$90 or less we couldn't really complain. If you order a la carte - and there is a good selection of meats and pastas - there are many other satisfying options. On one occasion, a diner at the table next to us had a Flintstone-size steak that would make you want to loosen the buttons on your pants and yell, WILLLLMMAAAAA! The steak came with a few obligatory vegetables, and the man - who was not much larger than the steak itself - wolfed it down within 10 minutes. Good place. Good grief.

Fresh homemade meals that taste good and are pretty healthy. The lunch items aren't very filling…read moreunfortunately and we felt we needed 2 each to qualify as a proper meal (we weren't even particularly hungry). Even though the "lunch set" includes a coffee, with the salads costing $88-$98 each it's hard to add another item like a sandwich for $100+. I'd come again if I'm trying to be healthy and want something a little bit different, but not if I'm at all hungry or I'd need to supplement it with something else before/after.

Noted a New Zealand restaurant just opened in Central from magazine. Not quite sure if many…read morehongkongers have ever tried the Kiwi cuisine? Similar to cuisines in Australia, a diverse from British-based, with great ingredients selections, and they love lamb, um, I think. With curiosity, my friend and I decide to go and give a try. Located in Graham Street, just below Hollywood Road, Motu Kiwi is easy to spot. It's a tiny cosy cafe, decor is simple, with an open kitchen, which is good to chill with friends. We start with caesar salad, right amount of ingredients and flavours, lettuce is fresh and bacon is crispy. The main of my friend is fish and chip - classic and delicious, fish is cooked beautifully and chips are homemade; but the best dish of evening is fish kokoda! The dish is more like ceviche, marinated raw fish (mine is snapper) imported directly from New Zealand, seasoned nice with lemon juice, paired with fresh salad, all work together! I have to say the dishes are in big portion, have to leave dessert in our next visit. One more credit to give to the staff, Nicole is super friendly and she knows everything in the menu! It is difficult not to celebrate good food with good wines, unfortunately Motu Kiwi is still waiting for liquor license, however, there are enough reasons to come back again.

Newly opened hidden gem in Tuen Mun if you have had enough Starbucks and are looking for a new…read morecoffee place. Tried their cappuccino mocha which is quite a nice mix of coffee and chocolate and rich in taste. Will try their ice drip next time. Food menu is very limited. They have a few light meals for you to choose from, but do not expect too much.