Cafe was a little difficult to find - where you see Ichiban, swerve into the alley and the building…read moreto your right is where you will find it on the 3rd floor. There are actually several floors of cafes here including a cat cafe and a darts bar. I got the honeycomb coffee. Unfortunately, I ordered it cold which doesn't not allow the honey to dissolve into my coffee. Instead it solidified into a honey lump which I just chewed on while sipping coffee. The atmosphere is really casual and laid back with great music.

A perfect Cafe setting in the heart of Mong Kok. The cafe covers a few floors of the building and…read moredepending on if you are there for food, music, drinks or all three, they have different themes according to the floor. A few days of the week, they feature live entertainment like music and open mic. I've been there once for music and if you are on the floor that doesn't have the artist, they broadcast the show on a projector. Their drinks are very delicious and unique. I prefer their teas over their smoothies. More refreshing and less sweet. I also really enjoy their food menu. They have special main courses daily and also snacks like chicken wings.

What a treat! I had the pleasure of dining at this little nook of an establishment in the western…read moredistrict of HK Island. I wasn't disappointed, it was absolutely delicious, and no wonder it's been a household name for ages! I highly recommend getting any of their roast meat plates along with a side to share, as the flavor of each meat is distinct, different, and worth trying. I'd definitely come back again or order delivery from here if I were a resident. You really can't get better than this for the price!!! What an honor to be the first to post a review for this wonderful eatery - shocking that no one's thought of it yet! I guess there's a first for everything. "How far would you go for a bowl of Lai Fan noodles with roast duck leg? Every morning loyal fans line up at the door before this shop opens - that's how good it is. A fixture in the neighbourhood for over 40 years, Po Kee is hugely popular among locals for its roast meats freshly grilled in the factory behind the shop. Time your visit as roast pork tends to run out before 2 pm and the goose before 4 pm; or you can pre-order to avoid disappointment." - MICHELIN GUIDE God(s) bless Hong Kong.