The restaurant was bright and roomy with clean modern decoration. The menu was bilingual with some…read morenice food photos. Some of the staff came off a bit rude, but I didn't let that stop me from enjoying my breakfast. I ordered the Preserved Cabbage and Shredded Pork Rice Vermicelli with Scrambled Egg and Butter Toast, and Self-made Glutinous Rice with Chicken. The rice vermicelli was pretty standard, but I really liked the glutinous rice with chicken. It was not only stuffed with chicken, but there were also BBQ pork, Chinese sausage, shrimps, shiitake mushroom and lotus seed. It was packed with flavours, and honestly the best glutinous rice with chicken I've ever had. A very delicious and inexpensive meal.

Ming Yuen Noodle Restaurant in Hong Kong…read more.. My friend, Paul C., highly recommended this noodle shop to me. It was very convenient to dine here after shopping at Ladies Market. The place was quite crowded and busy. Decor is minimal with a quiet businesslike ambiance. The goal here is to get a quick bite and move onto the next task. No chit chatting observed. I was temporarily baffled by the Chinese menus... even the posted menus on the wall are in Chinese - shucks. Luckily, my friend is fluent and she was able to communicate effortlessly. I told her what i wanted and it arrived! Wonton min was simple and straightforward. I enjoyed the shrimps in each dumpling and the thin, firm Hong Kong style noodles. Yum! My friend ordered a side dish of Gai Lan (Chinese broccoli) which was fresh and crisp with a subtle hint of garlic! Mmm! If I was in the area again, I'd come back for more noodles. Even on a warm September afternoon, comfort food is delicious happiness!

***4.5 STARS***…read more After doing the tourist thing at the Ladies' Market nearby, I was looking for something to drink but the group was more interested in food. Consensus won and my cousin expressed the craving for Hong Kong style beef stew noodles. We walked a couple of blocks until we reached Ming Yuen Noodles Restaurant (MYNR), a Hong Kong style eatery where you can grab a quick meal. They offer of course noodles, rice, rice soup and assorted side dishes. MYNR is well staffed where you saw them running back and forth serving customers. We were seated immediately and our waitress took our orders. To my surprise, she was customer service oriented. For example, 2 guys wanted beers. When we ordered them, she informed us the price of HK$50 per can, which is costly. We appreciated her telling us the cost and we cancelled the beer. Most of the group members were hungry so we each ordered our own bowls of noodles and shared sides of fried fish skin and shrimp won tons. Our food came out in about 5 minutes. I was very happy with my bowl of beef brisket and beef tendon noodles. They were tender and flavorful. The group members commented their bowls were tasty and pretty much everyone cleaned their bowls. I didn't have the courage to try the beef lung or tripe again. Earlier in the trip I tried some and it wasn't prepared well, which scarred me. I sampled the fish skin. It was fried to a crisp but lacked in flavor. The won tons were generously stuffed with shrimp and pork. I found the flavor average, nothing to write home about. Because I was really thirsty, I ordered milk tea. It was refreshing and very good. I finished my glass and ordered a second one. I really liked the staff here. Very bubbly and outgoing personality. Also they were informative and responsible. During our time here the restaurant was packed. Between the 6 of us our bill came out to HK$390 (US$50). Another very satisfying and reasonable meal. If you're shopping in the Ladies' Market and want to grab a bite without denting your wallet, make your way over to MYNR for authentic Hong Kong style noodles. NOTE: They also have menus in English.

After a morning of playing basketball, we were ready for some grub. We settled on Tai Hang because…read morethere would be something for everybody and there wasn't a wait. Although consistent at all of their branches, I wouldn't say the food at Tai Hing is my favorite. It's way too expensive for what you get. This time I had the beef brisket curry, and the lunch set was $65! It was just the curry, rice and a drink. The flavor of the curry was pretty good, but again, not worth the money.

Service: Busy at lunch time on a weekend so they were a bit slow, so we would need to get up and…read moreask them to help us. Food: I had the beef with flat noodles, wet-style as part of the lunch set. I was AMAZED how tender their beef was. Not tough at all. Their veggies in the dish (choy sum) were also not chewy either. Large portion size so I managed to eat about 80% of the dish only. Price: The quality of food was good, but prices were higher than you could get at a local place with similar food. With a drink, the set was about $70.

Cute and modern cafe in the Moko shopping mall! We came around 10am and majority of the tables were…read morestill full from the breakfast rush. There was one person waiting ahead of us, but we were quickly seated at one of the booths overlooking the centralized atrium space. We used the QR code to order an iced caramel milk coffee and iced hazelnut coffee, both which were refreshing and caffeinated to fuel us for the rest of the shopping day! I also love their napkins "Call ______ for a good time!"

Cute view of the mall while you dine and nice ambiance. The food was decent but nothing too…read moreamazing. I got the salmon eggs and they were pretty runny but had a nice flavor. The croissant was very good. The peach tea was pretty tasty. My mom didn't eat her eggs because she hated them so runny. I was okay with them but I'm not a picky eater.

Busy place on a Sunday afternoon on a village where the 2 other places to sit are HK styled local…read moreeateries. This place has a lot of couples; nicer / pricer but you can just stop for a coffee as I did without eating. Food is mostly Japanese style (by HK folks)

This is the first restaurant I tried in Hong Kong and I was hungry at the time so my review may not…read morebe as objective or well informed but... The beef brisket with curry and rice was very delicious full of curry flavor, the beef brisket was good and the rice was good also but some small bits of rice were a little bit 2 crunchy but it tasted pretty good. Service was quick and the price was ok and the pkace is only two or three minutes walk from the Empire Hotel in Causeway Bay There was a side dish of Napa cabbage in some kind of broth it was good and cucumber slices in some semi spicy sauce was also good. Also ordered honey lemon iced tea which had several thin slices of lemon with strong tea flavor even slightly bitter. About 20 US for all that plus a dish of fried pork chop with ground beef sauce and rice.

Really authentic and tasty Chinese diner. It was really busy around dinnertime, but food still came…read moreout really fast. Your food comes with a bowl of soup and a drink and is less than 50HKD, which is awesome. The 魚想茄子飯 was delicious, and the 涼瓜牛肉飯 was pretty good (I just don't like bittermelon in general). Would like to come again and try more dishes.

Just an ordinary HK Style Dinner, they serve local food and provides a wide variety of items that…read moreonly this kind of restaurant does them well, e.g. French Toast (Hong Kong Style). For us we just wanted a quick dinner after a long day caring for some senior members of our family. Two items: Bitter Melon with Fish Fillets comes with rice and soup of the day. Very good stir-fry technique with "wok hei", the melon was done just right and not over cooked, also the fish was tender and the coating was not too thick. Good choice if you like Bitter Melon! Singapore Friend Rice Vermicelli, also has a good "wok hei" as you can see from the photo, there are loads of ingredients, the curry flavour is just right without being over powering. This is your quintessential neighbourhood eatery that serves up good old honest food at a very reasonable price!