I visited in Hong Kong in My aunt brought me here for breakfast for the first time. It is a small…read morecozy cafe with limited space but my wife and I were impressed by their food quality. I loved their decor especially those colorful little tiles on the wall that recalled my memory of old time 冰室 or even the MTR tiles. We went back there for dinner. I have a sirloin steak and crispy German pork knuckle, and two more sirloin steaks for my aunt and uncle. We had great time there. This is a recap memory, so the menu may be different. But we will be back for more when I visit my aunt and uncle this year.

Considering its location, the food here is actually pretty decent. I visited with my family for…read moredinner one evening--we made reservations in advance, and am glad we did. The restaurant was full, and we could see several groups waiting outside for a table. The menu reads straightforwardly; basically what you see is what you get. Don't expect anything too fancy (and I'm not saying this in a bad way.) The dinner sets are fairly priced, and includes a salad, soup, garlic bread, main course, and tea/coffee. VIP guests can also get a dessert with their meal at no additional charge (although I'm not really sure how the VIP system works... you probably just have to spend a certain amount at the restaurant.) I had the sirloin steak, which was cooked to my requested doneness, with the meat tender and juicy. The timing of our meal was pretty good as well, with servers taking away empty dishes quickly, and wait time between courses was kept to a minimum. Would I go back again? Yes.

Le Pain Quotidien is a pretty good brunch place on Johnston road. It was near our Airbnb and we…read moredecided to come here. They have a large variety of brunch options and they're all very filling. Most brunch combinations come with a drink so you can also get coffee!! Their latte is pretty good. I ordered a combo that came with eggs, salmon, avocado toast and kale. My eggs and avocado toast but good but the smoked salmon was definitely my favorite part. I'm not a big fan of kale so I won't comment on how it tasted. Definitely stop by here if you're looking for a good brunch place in the area.

Wayyyy too expensive for the portion and quality…read more Went for a working lunch here with a homie, and we ordered quite a few dishes. The desserts (Tiramisu & Belgian Rustic Almond Kiss) were good! I'm a huge dessert fan, so anything sweet is right up my alley. That being said, I'm not a huge fan of the other stuff we ordered. The best dish was the Chicken Waterzooi, which was supposedly cooked in beer reduction, but just tasted really cheesy to me - which I'm ok with (also a huge fan of cheese). The other dishes we got were just plan disaster. The prosciutto tartine which was supposed to come with buffalo mozarella came without the cheese, and with a friendly hair on it. Not great. So we sent it back and got a new one, which tasted alright, but not good enough for the price. The stars are for their exceptional customer service though - the staff were friendly and super nice. Now they just have to get their food up to speed.

Bread & bistro has great baked goods, but other than that, their lunch menu is so-so…read more If I were to rate bread & bistro solely based on their breakfast spread, I would definitely give them 5 stars. They have a wide selection of pastries, puffs, muffins, and cooked breakfast in the morning. Their blueberry muffin is one of the best I have had in Hong Kong. Sometimes i reserve a cheat breakfast meal just to sneak in a blueberry muffin from here! The reason why bread & bistro gets a 3 star is because of the quality of the food served during lunch. The flavours are off and the options are not enticing. I've had quite a few dishes... Japanese curry - pretty standard and not outstanding. However, the meat in Japanese curry is a minced chicken patty which tasted very processed Taco rice - there is way too much rice, or was off proportionally. There was not enough fish or toppings to mix into the rice, and the mayo (sauce) was not great Ramen - the noodles were bland and the pork slices are so dry... Recommend for baked goods / breakfast. Don't come here for lunch unless you don't have a choice.

I was a bit spooked by the portion size to price ratio but the result was even better than I could…read morehave hoped! My avocado crab salad was delectable and my buddy's rice egg curry thing was great too. Fantastic service by a very friendly waitress and a relief to enjoy air con in a typically sweltering day. Would recommend!

I tried simplylife twice: once during dinner time and once during afternoon tea time (available…read more3:15pm onwards). I would definitely recommend giving a try during the afternoon tea time, the afternoon tea menu has a variety of choices , each set cost only HKD48 (includes coffee/iced tea, n you can pick the type of coffee you want!). The portion and taste are good as well. For dinner: meals are more expensive . I tried the bacon spaghetti (Hkd118), and added extra hkd30 for soup and iced tea. Frankly speaking the spaghetti and soup were so-so, nothing special, a bit disappointing.

There are lots of restaurants in this condensed area but this one is probably the best. Great…read morequality for value, authentic western food (unlike Burgeroom which is just a very unsuccessful attempt at western cuisine), good food options (esp weekend brunch), good service, and ambience. I love their tea sets especially. Coffee is good but can be even better ;) I love their fries the best. But their beef burgers are great, so is their risotto, smoked salmon on farmer's bread, and beer-battered fish and chips! Haha as you can see I've eaten here many times! This is one of the few places in HK where the line to get in makes sense!

Delicious Spanish tapas in Hong Kong. Musics and cozy atmosphere. The portions are small, so…read moreorder extra if you're planning on enjoying the tapas as your meal. This is better than just ordering just one main entree.

I came here during restaurant week and for $398 each,we (three people) got the set menu which had…read morethe following: 1. Olives 2. Fish croquettes 2. Potatos with aioli 4. Jamon with bread 5. Squid ink paella 6. Suckling pig 7. Shrimp in garlic oil 8. peppers 9. Sausages 10. Fried milk 11. Pineapple tart The place is pretty hidden and decor looked like a Spanish house but food was just alright. Had better Spanish food in Hk. The only dish that stood out was the jamon with bread. We got a jar of sangria for $300 and it literally had three half glasses. It came with so much ice that I may have been better off getting three separate glass for half the price.

My cousin and her husband recommended this local style restaurant for breakfast as what locals call…read more"tan tan Teng". I wanted authentic HK breakfast. I saw a lot of yummy food on the menu but only available after 11am. We were here at 8am. They recommended the ham macaroni soup. It definitely didn't disappoint. Yin-yong coffee on the side. Another dish they recommended was the continental breakfast. Chicken steak with black pepper, fish fillet, ham, boiled egg, baked beans with tomato sauce and butter toast. I was definitely satiated.

Bustling place for classic hk dishes -- tried the egg tarts, hk milk tea, beef noodle soup, toast &…read moreeggs. All were good and very filling! The egg tarts were not too sweet. I liked the chew of the noodles & hearty flavor of the soup! Their scrambled eggs are also great -- very creamy. The hk milk tea was too sweet for me but I was pleasantly surprised by the strong tea flavor. Toast also tasted delicious with the butter. Service is quick even though it's busy; food came out almost instantly after ordering. Vibe inside was lively even early in the morning.

Posto Pubblico has been a mainstay in Hong Kong for Italian for years. The food here is really…read moresolid. Food: 4 stars Environment/service: 4 stars Value: 3 stars Recommendations: organic vegetables, white clam linguini The pasta here is what to get and in my opinion is better than the pizza. The pizza is cooked in a cast iron pan, which gives you a nice crispy crust. I prefer the wood fire oven cooling style and a more chewy crust. The pricing is on the high side but is in line with Hong Kong. I would expect to pay between 200-250 hkd per person. If ordering the more high end proteins then it will be more.

Still on point. This place is such an amazing place. Food is super good. Wine selection is awesome…read more Vice is super cool, relaxed, but fun. Music is perfect Top dishes Eggplant parm Chicken parm Burrata Spaghetti and veal meatballs

So I was checking in on Yelp and you know how it ask all those questions about the establishment…read morelike "Good for Kids?" or "Do they have takeaway?" Well, I really didn't know so as the questions came up, I would ask the cashier lady whom we sat next to. After a couple of questions, she got really annoyed (I would be too), but then she just ignored me completely ... until I asked for the tab :-) The place is right on a busy tourist lane in this old fishing village. Not a whole lot of choices but this place had plenty of patrons so we took a chance. Ordered beef chow fun that basically came with some stir fried black bean sauce beef and poured over some blanched fun -- no wok-fired taste at all. The pork chop over spaghetti was not fully cooked with the meat closest to the bone still raw. The hot HK milk tea was very good though. Nice place to pop in for a snack or meal but probably avoid during rush times so that your dishes aren't rushed out of the kitchen.

Ordered sang min, beef for fun and tea. I found it oily but my wife and kid aged 19 found it…read moresuper. She is Cantonese and I am of a different dialect group, Hokkien. Service is curt but food came fast. Seem that they know the locals more friendly than to the tourists. Their tea is strong and nice. Ambience quaint