I had 40 minutes before my train to Mainland. I needed something quick, delicious, and *close* to…read moremy current position, right then, right there. I am happy to report that Yelpers came through again. First of all, this place is goddamn hard to find. I ran towards what looked like to be the billboard advertisement and that led me to the second floor of the mall. This was on the 6th floor. I went up the escalators and found out that it only went up to the 3rd floor. #HKLogic. I went downstairs to the first floor and took the escalator, which was the only way to access the 6th floor. One must go down to go up #lifelessonshit. The food was amazing for the price. I had the rice with minced meat... which is probably the most generic Taiwanese comfort dish. It came with the runniest soft boiled eggs and a size-able portion of rice. You eat it with this huge shovel-spoon. Seriously, you can dig a war trench with this spoon. I washed it down with one of the best taro milk teas I've had. The one complaint is that they did not give enough minced meat to go with the rice. No matter Asians are so thin.

This place is situated in a random plaza and you have to take an elevator up to the 4th floor, as…read morethe escalators don't go that high for whatever reason. Pretty good Taiwanese food, definitely better than anything in the states (I'm looking at you, 626!). My theory is anything closer to the country will have better food from that country, and TeaWood definitely proves my point. I got the beef noodle soup and Taiwanese sausage. Both were really good, and the flavors and textures were on point! The noodles were thick and chewy, and the soup-noodle-beef ratio was solid. I would've liked a few more carrots and daikon radishes to cut the dish. I also got some berry dessert that was a special, but the staff was a bit inattentive and I had to ask for it again. They legit thought I was just sitting there after my meal not paying . The dessert had some pieces of strawberries, two French macarons, two blueberries, two overwhelming strawberry frosted donuts, and a scoop of ice cream with a little glazed cake thing on the bottom. The macarons were not good, the donuts looked frozen and then thawed out and were way too sweet, the ice cream was redeemable, and the glazed cake thing tasted like a jello cake. If I wasn't so interested in the way the dessert was decorated, I would have just gotten the pineapple cake dessert. Maybe that was the way to go ‍

This is not a restaurant of my choice, as my last experience was less then satisfactory, fast…read moreforward to 6 months. One of my Grand Uncle has decided to have a gathering here for a family dinner due to the proximity. As I already have no expectations, I was pleasantly surprised with that night's offerings. Highlighting Items: Roast Sickling Pig: Crispy Skin with a very thin layer of fat and the meat is juicy and flavourful. Abalone with Goose Web: Both done well and tender, as part of a fixed menu item, the size of the abalone was above average. Double Boiled Soup with Chicken and Fish Maw: very flavourful and full of Chinese Ham and Chicken flavours, fish maw is thick and tender. Other items were all above average and not greasy as some of the items in a Traditional Chinese New Year Dinner usually are. All in all, this last visit gives me more interest to revisit when I am back in Hong Kong later in the year! ( That is if they are still in business, as I find so many restaurant either closed or changed hands within the last six months ).

I was pleasantly surprised by this place. I had eaten at one in Sheung wan years ago & it was so…read moreso. Sportful is a step below Maxims and it showed. Also the price is a little bit lower. But this time the quality of the food was top notch... while retaining the lower prices. Maybe it's just this location but I'm bookmarking this place. HK$110 per person (4 of us) for very nice lunch.

I went here last week .Location is great and the best things is food . Yummy yummy . Environment…read moreis very nice love to visit again .

TeaWood totally appeals to the urbanites: a decor of green and wood tone, baskets of fake produce,…read morea blackboard with a childlike drawing of a farm, cutleries that look like spades and pitchforks, and even tables with a glass box tabletop of fake sprouting greens. It speaks of our idea of a farm: wholesome, natural, nostalgic, healthful, minus the dirt under your fingernails and the manure on your boots. It makes you think that you are eating healthy and natural, even if you are eating fried chicken or an 8" tall honey toast loaded with ice cream and cream. Don't get me wrong, I don't hate this place. Successful marketing, that's all. It's nice to feel a bit closer to nature and a bit more tranquil just sitting inside the restaurant. And their food is pretty good. We ordered a set lunch, which for $72 includes a drink, an appetizer, an entree (your choice of protein includes beef, pork, chicken, duck and fish! No veg option though) and a small noodle/rice. They hand made their noodles, and the beef is tender, so I really enjoy their beef noodle soup. We couldn't resist ordering the honey toast. It is a stack of 3 thick slices topped with mango, mango ice cream, whipped cream, sauces, marshmallow and more. Quite a feast for the eyes. They bring along knife and tongs to make it easier to make headway into this gigantic tower. I really enjoy the dessert. The toast is crunchy on the outside but still soft inside, so it doesn't hurt my tongue like sandpaper, and has a hint of sweetness. Personally, I think this is a dessert best shared among 3 or 4 people. The two of us got really stuffed putting this away. A significant portion of the menu is dedicated to drinks (tea and coffee) and desserts, making this a great spot for afternoon tea.

Nice that it's 24 hrs. Food is decent. Value of the food is pretty good, especially their breakfast…read moresets. Menu's in Chinese, but with some pictures. If you're dining solo in the morning, be prepared to sit with strangers. Word of advice....don't give them big bills like 500hkd or the cashier will "tsk" you. Only 45hkd ($7.5cdn) for my pineapple bun, milk tea and macaroni soup.

1st meal post landing. LOVED! Food was served incredibly quick and the server was really funny. My…read moreentire plate was amazing. Piled w/ tender, juicy meat atop a bed of rice and veggies. Paired well w/ a refreshing cold milk tea. We also ordered the crispy fish skin. BOMB! Perfect cheap eats located across from our hotel. Will be back before I depart HK.

Polite service and good food served up in a clean atmosphere in the middle of the Mong Kok night…read moremarket area. They have a pretty big menu but I settled for the Rice soup with fish and Beef chow fun. Portions were perfect for two people and pricing wasn't too expensive. I'd recommend stopping here for a good cheap bite if your visiting the area!

this was near our hotel so we stopped by multiple times. i really like the lamb noodle soup they…read morehad and literally ordered that every time we went. the pineapple buns weren't the best, but they were decent and the dogs ghetto carbonara was pretty good.

I came around 10ish hoping to try the pork chop fried rice but they don't have fried rice that…read moreearly! So we ended up getting the pork chop buns and wanted to try them with toast but the language barrier was an issue. I thought the pork chop bun was just okay, the ones in Macau were better in my opinion.

Glad that I came with friends who also enjoyed eating. Earlier on a Saturday morning, and we were…read moreable to easily get a table for four of us. Food: Corned Beef with Egg sandwich (we each ate one) -asked if we wanted fresh beef ($45) or corned beef ($13) - decided to try corned beef first -asked if we wanted it toasted -asked if we wanted crust I picked toasted with crust and it was really good. Really liked the flavor and the egg wasn't too cooked which was nice. Not too salty and perfect amount of flavor. Pork Chop Bun -helped us cut in four (4 of us shared) -comes with fried pork chop, tomato, mayonnaise -simple, but nothing I would call home about -of the three sandwiches, I preferred the other two more than this one Satay Beef (fresh beef, and not corned beef) with onion sandwich -really enjoyed the flavor -tasted like a beef dish put in a sandwich which I liked -beef was perfected cooked and tender. not tough in anyway Milk tea with condensed milk -a bit too much condensed milk -would probably ask for them to be light on the condensed milke -tea flavor was good Prices were very reasonable, and though there was starting to be a wait, they didn't rush us. Four of us total had 4 corned beef with egg sandwich, 1 pork chop bun, 1 satay beef with onion sandwich and 4 drinks and total was $43 per person. (total: $172)

Super yummy food! I…read moreenjoy their scrambled eggs. They also have the truffle scrambled eggs which are good too. I like getting their set with macaroni, toast and egg with a drink. Quite filling but well worth it. Their service is quite good as well and the staff are friendly.

Last year I would come here every week because it's just too good. But this year the food didn't…read morelive up to the expectations. The egg is a lot drier than before, and the. Taste of the egg is just regular. It doesn't even look good anymore. The pork chop is a lot oilier, chewier and has a lot more fat than meat. Before it was perfect. The macaroni was ok, I found a fly in there and lost appetite but the taste was the same as before Egg: 3/5 Pork chop: 3/5 Macaroni: 4/5

I local cafe for Hong Kong style meals . It served breakfast, lunch and dinner …read more We went there for breakfast so the review is about breakfast only . I love that they opened at 8 am . The whole place is fully occupied. But the table turn over moved fast . Customers ate breakfast then went to work or other chores . Their HK milk tea tasted excellent. It used the special brand of evaporated milk . You add your own sugar to adjust the sweetness . Many choices on the menu. The toasts with butter were so good , fresh and a little crisp to enrich the yumminess. We ordered grilled pork chop , beans and ham with bread , scrambled eggs. Pork chop size was huge and still the same price in HK $ 40 . My friend could not finish the scrambled eggs and sloped the bread . ( cost $1 extra to toast it ) . We tried the cheese green onion ham and mushrooms breakfast sandwiches, toasted . Lots of ham , egg , mushrooms scrambled and I could not finish the toast . Bread was so fresh and then toasted to perfection. All the breakfast came with drinks . We both got hot milk tea . I would love to come back for beef tongue soup with macaroni . I have enclosed the menu for lunch and dinner . The curry chicken looked good , deep fried chicken leg and creamy baked seafood rice . Would return to try other dishes. I took out one star because one time my friend saw the staff using the same hand with disposable glove to throw away the food waste , he touched the plate with food for customers BEFORE he washed his hands .

Expect to queue up when you get here! They seat you at the first availability so there's a good…read morechance you'd be sharing tables with strangers. Overall experience can be summarized as controlled chaos. Constant flux of people leaving and entering... table bumping... Forget about personal space when you're here! Anyway, very classic cha chaan teng with variety of options including afternoon tea and speciality sets. I ordered their L set from breakfast menu and added a yuenyeung. Overall, thought the food was okay! Need to try more options first. This would've been a 4* but dropping it to 3* because the buttered toast had a blue string/plastic/something embedded to it.