This is my favorite dessert place in the neighborhood and it's pretty typical for a local dessert…read morerestaurant. My favorite items on the menu are pretty much anything with mango and red beans. I've even found a liking towards the gelatinous balls and stringy things that come in the desserts. Their mangos are always ripe, and go well with any flavor of ice cream. The chocolate lava cake is also pretty tasty and richer than you would expect from a chocolate dessert in Hong Kong. I've been here a handful of times and the only mistake that I made was ordering a durian dessert. I mean, how bad can durian be when smothered with ice cream? The answer...pretty bad. I just can't get past the smell, but if you like durian I'm sure one of these choices would be delicious. The service is pretty consistent as long as you get their attention. The desserts usually come out pretty quick, but give an extra 5 to 10 minutes if you order the chocolate lava cake.

When Royal Dessert popped up, I was very excited. The area that its located in didn't offer this…read moretype of dessert until their arrival. Just like other dessert spots that serve mango themed items, their menu consists of Mango Pudding, Mango Ice Cream, Mango Shakes, mango mango mango. There are other items such as chocolate lava cake and steamed almond milk puddings. Overall, the flavors are average at best. The Mango and Pomelo dessert seemed a bit watery compared to say, Honeymoon Dessert. I do like the coconut milk pudding here. Its served in its own coconut. You can choose to have it hot or cold. It's a nice little treat every now and then. Things that need special mention is the hygiene of this place. I don't usually feel the need to wipe my own table again before we sit down, but this has happened before. Also, there always seems to be some sort of flying insects around. Mosquitoes, fruit flies, and other flying critters...not too relaxing when I feel like I'm dodging them left and right. The staff here tend to rush you, in typical HK fashion. I don't think they mean any harm, but once you are seated, you are expected to order ASAP. Once you stop touching your dessert, they come asking if you're done and attempt to take it away. There was actually a time when I came in the evening and ordered my dessert. Before my dessert even came to me, they handed me a bill. I was told that they are closing and it would be nice if I can settle the bill first. I mean...if you're closing, I just won't stay, or maybe I'll order take out. Having them hand me a bill before I even see my order was unacceptable.

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.

Love it here! Very convenient as they have locations all over town. I usually get their almond milk…read moredrink for breakfast which is absolutely delicious and nutritious. Their Siu Mai is just like any Siu Mai on the street with fish paste and dough. 健康工房 probably has better and fresher home made Siu Mai. You can get their pre paid card and get discounts across products.

Bo-good! I had Gong Cha and TP Tea and were disappointed. I…read morethought those two were just bo-so. My milk tea came out fast and the flavor wasn't watered down or too sweet.

Comebuy can be found all over HK for that quick bubble tea or juice drink. I got their mango juice…read morewith jelly drink, pretty sweet but the jellies are always nice and chewy. This Comebuy is right at the end of the red light district in Wanchai, so after a drink or two you can "Comebuy" and grab some bubble tea.

My friends and I came here after eating dinner at an AYCE Japanese bbq restaurant across the…read morestreet. What drew me to this location were pictures of their desserts and how elegant the shop was. The second I saw the duck ice cream in a bathtub, I knew I had to order it. Even better that I was durian flavored too! The dessert turned out to be really good, but felt like the duck lacked durian flavor. My friend ordered a red bean soup, which I was not a fan of. It had a strong herbal flavor that comes from dried orange peels. I'm used to that flavor, but my friend wasn't and was not impressed. I felt like this shop was a hit or miss

Hoi tin Tong serves something certainly that is local (not to Hong Kong but Chinese for that…read morematter)- Tortoise Jelly. to describe what is with my limited knowledge on the stuff, I would describe it as a jelly- its slightly bitter tasting hence you will always have some syrup on hand to sweeten it. It could be served hot or cold in a bowl and it looks no different from a cranberry jelly. It look the same too with its black/ dark brown appearance. So what exactly is it? Supposedly its is made with part of a tortoise shell and cooked together with a variety of Chinese herbal medicine (don't ask me what they are since I wouldn't know what they are even if I had a name for it). So what does it do? In Chinese medicine there is the notion of "heat" in our bodies, when this "heat" gathers up, then your body becomes imbalance and your body will suffer as a result through spots, bad breath and tiredness. This jelly is supposed to be a cure / treatment for such problems; it is a cleansing agent that seeks to put your body back into balance. Does it work? On me it did. After a few months of erratic sleep and eating patterns I found myself to be in the "imbalanced" state- I went on a course of such jellys (one a week) and within a few weeks I saw marked improvement. The brand has taken a battering as of late for poor quality control and questions over whether the ingredients are what they are. I have had no problems so far so I will continue having this.

It's a pacific coffee so the coffee isn't great and well in line with Starbucks but the location is…read morenice and welcoming. They offer free charging facilities. So of you happen to arrive and are I. Low charge with your phone simply ask the barista and s/he will be able to assist

I went to Pacific Coffee this location two years in a roll for my HK trips. Why do I keep coming…read moreback to the same location? Personal reason. ( Used to live with my grandparents in the area ) This location used to be a movie theater. The first theater I went in my life. The coffee shop kept the name of the theater as their wall background. I really love the decor. I got spoiled by the nice, beautiful San Francisco weather. Hong Kong is hot to me from Jan to Dec. Therefore, I don't always have coffee in HK. I just realized I ordered the same drink : "Passion Fruit Blast" the same Pacific Coffee location. I must enjoy this drink very much. It was a great drink to cool myself down from the heat. This is a nice location for relaxing, good for resting, reading and working on your computer, etc. Staffs are able to communicate in English well.

Heard of Yi Fang for a really long time but I finally got a chance to try it today! I know they are…read morefamous for their fruit teas, but I always go with my standard brown sugar milk drink with boba at each new bubble tea shop to give a more "objective" assessment. The milk was very smooth and the pearls were chewy. The taste was very similar to the same drink at The Alley. I appreciated how the brown sugar mixed easily with the milk (some places have overly thick brown sugar syrup). The sweetness was at a good level. Overall, the wait was very short probably only because it was in the middle of a week day. The store is on the first floor so it was easily accessible. It was a little small but there were some elevated tables so people could lean against them but there was no seating. I haven't tried many bubble tea places in Hong Kong but compared to those in LA, Yi Fang was not bad! I would def come back and explore some of their other fruit tea options!