If you are ever in the Central area when visiting HK, Zuma is a great place to go for Sunday…read morebrunch. It took a bit of coordination to secure reservations, they do require a credit card hold and some advanced notice as spaces fill up quick. For the price, it's not bad considering it is AYCE but getting food can be a bit tricky at times. The line for certain food section can be daunting so it's not as relaxing as I would have liked but I did appreciate how certain dishes were brought directly to your table. Food was delicious, they offered a lovely assortment of sashimi, sushi, and items from their robata grill. They even had an oyster bar which was highly liked by my friends. At the end of the meal, a Zuma dessert platter filled with fruits, pastries, and ice cream was brought to the table for everyone's enjoyment. It's truly a great place to go to for a special occasion or birthday, the decors are inviting and offers a nice ambiance, whether it's a GNO or a date. While I had a great time, Zuma is not top on my list when visiting HK just because there are so many other great restaurants to try, especially when it comes to Japanese food. Not that the food was bad, but nothing stood out that made me want to immediately come back to. When traveling, you are already so limited to all the great food spots that city offers since your stomach can only eat so many meals in a day, but I would much rather enjoy dim sum or afternoon tea elsewhere before thinking about another full on ACYE meal....I hardly was able to eat anything else for the rest of the day It's definitely worth at least checking out once though!

There are 2 kinds of stupidly expensive restaurants - one leaves you feeling as ripped off as after…read morepaying a term's worth of tuition for online classes during COVID. The other - that I didn't know existed before today - is Zuma. Zuma is a religious experience for your taste buds. The sequence of brunch courses is planned out with the same detail as a got damn Five Year Plan in the USSR. They come at you soft with clean dishes that don't load up your palate too much - sashimi, salad, the works. Then they drop Little Boy and Fat Man on you with a massive sashimi platter, main course, dessert - annihilating your belly in the best possible way. It's wasn't the most comfortable dining experience for me - the room feels a little too spacious whereas I prefer a cozier vibe, especially given Zuma draws inspiration from izakayas. But the service is fantastic and the food is an actual gift from God, so I'm just nitpicking. Come hit it!

Great Tea Set. Great Food. Great Service. Great Service From Anson. Great Sitting. Great Everything.read more

Very busy cafe in the center of Landmark Shopping Center. Ambiance- well, I'm in the middle of a…read morebusy shopping mall and it was very loud. Food - ordered the seafood chowder , cream of mushroom soup and prawn toast with fries. The soups were good but the prawn toast was very greasy and cold.

This old money style wood panel silver tea pot Chiu Chow place will remind you of what service is…read morelike when you have a little money and willing to spend it. The hardware, atmosphere & service is as expected. The food is good but not exceptional. You will not complain. We had a version of the ouster pancake and the taro fried rice both a little different but not enough to be strange. It's a place for long conversations now than eating.

Pretty good teo chew restaurant in HK. The cold fish and…read morecold crab is excellent.. The Motta Fish or something like that is really good, small but fatty.. Its really good.. The angus beef with vegetables and the oyster omelette are excellent too

One thing I had to do during my visit in Hong Kong was have afternoon tea. I searched a bunch of…read moreplaces on Yelp but a lot weren't open just yet. This place starts serving at 3pm. When my bf and I arrived, it started off a bit disappointing but turned out great. So, there are three different locations in the same building. The first one we stopped at was super high class and you needed reservations (which I wasn't aware of). We decided to walk the mall (forgot the name) and ended up finding a quicker, more casual to go option. But the seating was limited and needed to be reserved again as well. Well, just around the corner was another sit down restaurant, no reservations needed and we were lucky to get seated quickly. We had to wait about 30 min before afternoon tea so we started off with some delicious fruit mock tails . The afternoon tea (we went with dai pai dong) definitely hit the spot and we of course ordered the menu option with tons of delicious little bites. It's been almost 3 months now since I had it so I can't remember exactly what we ate but I remember there wasn't one thing I didn't like. I would definitely recommend this place for a nice afternoon tea experience. Especially if you're looking for something more on the casual side and less pricy.

We were wandering around the IFC Center when we stumbled upon this unexpected eatery. I've always…read morebeen completely fascinated with Joel Robuchon's various restaurants, since I've read that his food is supposed to be amazing. They're always prohibitively expensive so I had kind of resigned myself to never trying his food. I was impressed, then, that this outlet has a grab-and-go section stocked with pastries and sandwiches. We had just eaten lunch so I decided to go with a pastry. I got a Salted Caramel Tart and it was...just okay. It looks amazing and it's clearly been made with care, and yet in terms of flavor it's just nothing terribly special. The caramel taste is far too subdued to make any real impact, and the whole thing is sweet to the point of distraction. (It really lingered on my palate afterwards, to the point where I had to eat something salty just to get that cloying taste out of my mouth.) I have to assume Robuchon's savory options are much, much better than this.

Been here twice now and it's consistently solid. Lunch Special Set is the best: includes soup,…read moresalad, appetizer, dessert and a drink. They really have all the classic Japanese items covered--sushi, skewers, rice bowls, and even handmade soba. It's the perfect spot if you're with a group of picky friends because the variety is so good that everyone ends up finding something they like. The food is always well-prepared and the service is excellent. It's just a really reliable spot for a good meal. Definitely book a table for lunch, though, as it gets pretty busy. Super happy to have this as a go-to!

We arrived in between their afternoon tea time and their dinner time, so we decided to wait until…read moredinner (6PM). They took our order at around 5:45, which I thought was really kind. Overall, our server was great--super attentive with refilling tea and helping us with the menu. The ambiance, too, was nice; you have the choice of the bar, regular table, or tatami table. For the price of the meal, I had a higher expectation of the quality of the dish. Don't get me wrong, the fish was fresh and everything came promptly, but for almost 600 HKD, I just had different expectations coming in. Overall, this was a good restaurant experience, but nothing special.

Good simple, straightforward Japanese food. Seemed pretty authentic too! They have some Japanese…read morestaff working here. Their lunch sets all come with miso soup, green salad, and an appetizer. The appetizer we got was a couple pieces of okra in a soy sauce kinda glaze. We ordered two different lunch combos: Miso Black Cod Set- 2 pieces of beautifully grilled black cod. The fish is cooked just right, not too overcooked so as to maintain the delicious flakiness of the fish. It's lightly basted in miso so the yummy flavour of cod is still there. Pork Rice Bowl Set- Freshly grilled slices of pork glazed in a light teriyaki-soy marinade atop a hot bowl of rice. And a couple of random peas sprinkled on top too haha. The pork is so good! Despite how thin they are cut, they are still flavourful and kinda juicy. To round off your meals, these sets come with a little sakura mochi-esque dessert thing. No idea what it is. But they were pretty good... not too sweet. Service here is amazing! They refill your tea with fresh, hot green tea automatically. Polite. Efficient. What more can you ask for?! It can get quite busy here during lunch time though considering how many office buildings are here!

Barebones no-nonsense lunch menu with the speedy service to match…read more Obihiro Hageten is a restaurant that places great emphasis in tempura, but it also offers other tasty alternatives for those looking not to celebrate the invention of the deep fryer in its rather simplistic 2 page menu. Being a fan of tempura, I went for the tempura fritter set, which is essentially a fritter with tempura batter as a base with a few typical and not-so-typical tempura ingredients meshed in, served on a bed of steamed Japanese rice. The set came with a bowl of soup, a salad, and a small, and cute looking mochi. The tempura fritter overall was good. It was crunchy, and they gave me enough sauce to actually enjoy it. Word of warning there is a sizeable proportion of tempura veg in there, so meat lovers be warned (it doesn't bother me, but others might be irked by it). The soup and salad were roughly what you'd expect for a set menu, satisfactory but nothing particularly noteworthy, but the kochi was interesting. It was very soft, and slightly fruity. It was odd that they added a non-edible garnish to it that you have to pull out yourself. Overall, it was a great lunch and I'd definitely come back again.

Always a great choice for quick meals. I love their one brother baked pork chop over rice. Chinese…read moreBBQ is not so good.

There are many Thai restaurants in Hong Kong to choose from, and this one has my heart. Nice…read morestaff, big menu, great quality food, nice atmosphere on both levels (we prefer street level). They have a nice cocktail list, service is friendly, I love the minced chicken with basil, the tom yum, the skewers, mango salad. Nice place for a date prior to heading out to party in Lan Kwai Fong!

I've been globe trotting for 30 years now! Thai food has always been my comfort food, my go too,…read moremy love. It's difficult in many parts of the word to find authentic, aromatic Thai dishes because they just don't have the talent base. But if you visit Hong Kong and need your curry... this is your spot. Hands down the best Thai restaurant in Hong Kong. It's small and cozy, and the owners are Thai. The food was so good, I closed my eyes and I thought I was in Pataya! You can't go wrong here, and I give this restaurant the 5 stars it rightfully deserves.