As good as fish and chips get in HK…read more We had the signature fish and chips, the fish bite and chips and the truffle oil chips with honey dip. The customers were a demanding bunch of expat brats and their gweilo parents. All the dishes were served fresh and hot. The fish bites were the biggest surprise: light and crispy batter with real fish pieces. Highly recommended. We went for a Gweilo IPA (how ironic). The staff were very thoughtful, offering to serve the freshly cracked beer when the fish arrived - or immediately after ordering, if preferred. Consumed this feast on the steps between piers 6 and 7 facing Kowloon. Doesn't get much simpler - or better.

Decided to have lunch at the pier because the weather was so good. Went for the original fish and…read morechips, food took around 10 minutes to be ready. Fish was very good, they actually use a whole fish, the inside was tender and flaky while the outside did not have too much deep fried batter like at some places. Fries were decent Next time I'll match it with some of their craft beers too!

I used to be a regular customer till a few years ago as I lived in the Sai Kung area. Loved the…read moreplace then, the cheese burgers, squid, family shop ambience and the peaceful water front location. Went there today and so pleased to say, in the best way, nothing has changed. Good food, good flavours, relaxing, chill people and place. Let my photo be testament to how happy I was with it all. I did in the past and still do now highly recommend. Thank you.

I don't know if there has been a change in ownership or staff but they were so incredibly rude, we…read moreleft rather than to wait for seats. We approached the wait staff to ask if there was a table for two... they looked at us but didn't bother to even give a reply. This happened several times until I asked them to let us know - to which one of the staff said, wait or... made a walk off gesture with his fingers. It's not unreasonable to ask if there are seats instead of just waiting around out in front of the restaurant. Another example of a place thinking they are above decent customer service because it's nice weather out & there are in location by the water.

I enjoy coming to Delaney's. As a local resident, I enjoy the 'Irish' food. No problem with English…read morehere. Food is delicious and the staff are very accommodating. Good price for quantity and quality of food. Their Sunday roast is, in my opinion, the best in HK. Daily specials offer a good selection as well.

Hostile Management Ruined a Professional Group Event…read more We visited last night after calling ahead the day before and being explicitly told no booking was needed for a large group. Yet, when we arrived with 12 directors and professionals on a quiet Monday night, the restaurant was almost empty, and the manager immediately told us off for not booking. He talked down to me, avoided eye contact, and made us feel entirely insignificant.We tried to have a calm conversation and mentioned we were spending money on a two-hour social gathering, but he restricted us to sit in the corner and strictly ordered us not to mingle with his patrons. He flatly stated he didn't care about our money, only his 'regulars.' To make matters worse, they forgot one of our food orders, and some of the food we did receive was subpar. It's a shame because the floor staff were sweet and kind, but hospitality starts from the top. I have never felt more unwelcome and treated with such hostility at an establishment. Avoid this place! Wasn't in the mood to take a picture I'm afraid.

One of my favorite restaurants in Stanley. I think it is quite sharp with its sky blue exterior…read morealong the main street. Go early with a reservation to enjoy some peace and quiet (it is quite popular among tourists...) Ask for balcony seats when you make your reservations. I always order the mussels in garlic cream sauce. The mussels are usually plump and juicy and I love dipping the garlic bread in the sauce. If I had to complain, there is never enough bread so we always order another as a side. The seafood platter is also very pleasing to the eyes and looks great in pictures. Nevertheless, I think you can get better value for the money elsewhere. Open a bottle of wine and enjoy a relaxing morning with your buddies!

Nice environment, decent food, ok service, kinda overpriced (although the strip of restaurants with…read morethe sea view seem to tend to be the same, so this is an ok option). There are three levels of seating, with outdoor seating on the ground floor, indoor seating on the first floor and half indoor, half outdoor seating on the second floor. The view is beautiful from the second floor balcony, but the indoor half (with the doors open to balcony and a fan supplying most of the cool air) can get kind of hot without the perk of having the sea view. Food wise, it was decent, but definitely overpriced. I got the Greek salad (HK$112), which was a rather small portion but ingredients tasted fresh. The African chicken, at HK$200+, was definitely not satisfying or filling enough for its price, although again taste was pretty good. The lunch special, fish and chips, followed the same theme - pretty good, small portion considering the price.

Mr Steak is one of many dining options at New Town Plaza in Sha Tin. To get there, head up to the…read moreseventh floor and keep walking towards the left. It's next to Vietnamese restaurant Nha Trang, which honestly I prefer over Mr Steak. To be fair, Mr. Steak is a very spacious restaurant with comfortable seating. The couch areas are really roomy and great for gatherings. Service is not super friendly, but is no doubt efficient. The restaurant isn't huge but does accommodate quite a few tables. My mother and I have been here a few times for their tea sets. I was there today and there were dessert options like apple crumble with ice cream, and also mini portions of mains like fish and chips and mushroom risotto. We came here at around 3:30pm and it was quite empty - less than a third of the tables were filled. Every time that I am here at around this hour, there is always a couch seat blocked by a partition where members of staff are taking a quick nap. My mother ordered the fish and chips while I went for the linguini with garden salad and pesto sauce. The food came really fast - in less than ten minutes - but unfortunately was not up to par. My mother's fish had too thick of a bread crust coating and was quite hard. She asked for tartar sauce, and was given some kind of thick salad dressing instead. My linguine was really hard - not undercooked, but it was as if they had fished it out of the pot just as it got the slightest bit cooked. I thought the portions were reasonable for a tea set, but the quality of the food really was disappointing. I've been here for tea sets before - though the last time I was here was a few months back - and always found that the food was not fantastic, but at least was average. I have been here once for lunch and thought it was a little expensive for what it was. There are better restaurants at New Town Plaza, so I don't think I will be back.

Rare place in tai po that provides craft beer!…read more Their main dish is fish and chips, and you can choose your own batter! which is quite a novelty to me. and no one smokes inside the pub. And its dog friendly.

Solid spot! pricey for the area but the preparation and presentation are spot on! Just be prepared…read moreto wait a little bit for the food since the chef is meticulous. Only recommendation is for the staff to pronounce mojito properly~ :P moh-GEE-toh is no bueno~

Western food has always been such a crapshoot in Hong Kong, but one of the few dependable options…read morehas been Chips, a pseudo fast food spot right next to the Grand Theater at Elements Mall. The menu is distinctly catered to a variety of burgers and various fries (err...chips!) with accompanying sauces. I have been waiting for disappointment in some aspect, but it's been anything but. The place is the perfect option for a meal before a movie. There is plenty of space from within that works for all group sizes. I appreciate they have an impressive number of condiments considering the fact they already have so many sauces to go with their chip combos. An added bonus for our non-Chinese speaking friends: The staff (especially the manager) speaks English. For an average of 90HKD, one can score a burger, some type of fries and a drink. I personally love the Brekkie Burger ($80), which is an all day breakfast burger that has cheese, bacon, egg, and a respectably sized patty inside a sesame bun. It won't blow most burger fans away, but considering the drought of quality burgers in HK, this is a very decent option. There are things other than burgers on the menu, such as the Atlantic fish and chips, but I would vouch for the burgers over anything else. Another crucial element to the ideal Chips experience: Black Truffle Cheese ($25) Cover it on the burger, smother it with your fries, this is crack worthy. It's so terrible for the body and incredibly simple to pull off, but they've managed to make it a must order for anyone who doesn't suffer from lactose allergies. It is sinfully delicious. A slight bummer for a mall operated business is that they don't accept credit card, but at least they take Octopus cards and the obvious cash. Combos are the best bet here, though if one orders everything a la carte, the bill can add up like any western spot. Chips is vastly underrated in my book, which means I'll likely be enjoying this whenever I'm up for a movie or just killing some time at Elements.

This is located right next to the Grand cinema in Elements and a perfect place to grab a quick bite…read morebefore the movies. They offer a range of burgers and fries with all sorts of toppings to choose from. The typical gourmet burger and fries combo with a drink and will set you back at about $90. Ordering a specialty fries will cost you about $40-$55 and the truffles fries are my personal favourite. If you have room at the end, you can even order a frozen yogurt to top things off.

One of the greatest food items to have ever been invented, is the burger. Of course, there are many…read moregreat gourmet choices across Hong Kong, but these tend to cost. However, those of us on a budget, but with still functioning tastebuds, can go to a wonderful little burger place in Sai Kung, that serves both regular Australian beef, and wagyu beef burgers, at a reasonable price. Two burger, fries, and three soft drinks only set us back HKD200. Burger Deli is a small "hole in the wall" style cafe, which serves burgers, dogs, fries, onion rings, vanilla coke, root beer, etc. The sort of place that does blue collar American diner food. I describe it as a "hole in the wall", because there is no indoor seating, and the service counter is essentially the front of the shop, with seating on the outside terrace, under cover of an awning. There is a lovely lady that serves behind the counter, and a chef flipping burgers to perfection. It's a very simple operation, which makes the service fast and courteous. The burgers themselves are amazing. The patties are cooked only one way, medium, unless requested otherwise, and this is nestled in a soft toasted bun, with red onion, American cheese, bacon, toms, and lettuce. It is a simple but very effective burger build, due to the quality of the meat and the way it is grilled. The fries are tasty, but are the skin on things that you buy in the supermarket that seem to be popular all over HK. It's a little off the beaten track, away from the seafront, so it is usually quite quiet during the week. At the weekends, however, it gets rammed, so plan your burger strategically, and try and slip in between the rush hours. It's such a perfect place to go for a fast feed when you have just got off a tour boat, without having to resort to the chain burger joints (and you know the ones I mean). I always go for the cheese burger with bacon - a classic, so you can't go too far wrong!

The 3 best reasons to go here is the triple cheeseburger!!…read more Definitely one of the best burgers in Hong Kong. They have a few other dishes, not just burgers, that are also quite nice. Closed on Mondays.