There is so much more to life than shops and the bustling city side of HK and here you see this in…read morethis glorious natural wonder. Walking around, imagining days past and how this garden started, how wonderful to see and feel this natural beauty of HK - you can walk in the most utter beauty, uninterpreted thoughts in total peace and quiet for hours in this most magical place - one of my favourite places in the world. A tonic and a medicine for anyone visiting or living in this hectic place called HK.... Now breathe..... THANKYOU Kadoories and government of HK for this gem.

There isn't much to do at Tai O, but I wanted to stop by here for some food and coffee. You're…read moremostly paying for the ambience, but it's definitely a very cozy environment with a scenic view of the fishing village. The staff were friendly and attentive. Each guest must order at least one drink. We got two coffee drinks and they were okay. Not the best, but passable. For food, we got the Shrimp Roe Noodles with Pork. It was pretty tasty and I enjoyed it.

We came here for the 4.5 star average review. It was fiiiiinnnneee but didn't live up to that…read morescore. The view is absolutely the best part - you sit right on the water looking at the mountains. Each person is required to order at least a drink. I had a ginger soda that was some sugar syrup, chunks of ginger and basil. Tasty. We also had the shrimp pork ramen - it's fine but not special. What did look special was what another table was eating - apparently there is a separate menu if you order ahead. If you can figure out how to do that, it seems worth. Otherwise I probably would have used the calories elsewhere during our visit to Hong Kong.

"Uchi" as Japanese as this name may sound . Is actually a mandarin pinyin (屋子）meaning "house"…read more As the name suggest, the restaurant is a very cosy place selling Taiwan-Japanese food. The restaurant is small and is easy to miss as the door does not indicate any English name . Be sure to look for a black door and you will not miss it for sure. The house sits approx 22-25 people ( inclusive of 4 bench seating ). It is a rare to find cafe in the Tai Wai area so be sure to arrive early if you do not want to wait . The menu has extensive selection of deserts which unfortunately I did not manage to try after my onigiri set . They serve a few variety of set lunches such as Kobe beef rice set ( was a special menu) , hamburger need rice set ( chefs recommendation), karaage rice set ... Etc I tried the onigiri set and also the hamburger beef set . It was not bad but portions are small for guys ! My salmon onigiri set came with 2 onigiri ( one salmon and the other with corn and bonito flakes. The salmon onigiri had minimal salmon which was disappointing and I wished they toasted my onigiri !! Would have made it so much nicer Overall the hamburger set was yummy . I would definitely come back to try the dessert next time I'm in the area !!

So yummy! Cute place too! Been here a few times and I've liked all the food/ drinks I've ordered :)read more

A crowded upstairs restaurant in what looks like an office building. This seems to be common in…read moreHong Kong. They speak English here which is a plus and they also have English menus. What I thought was a quirk in translation, I ordered the bean curd sheets with vegetables thinking it was your standard tofu and vegetable dish. Not so! The taste was nothing like I ever had. The broth tasted like soybean milk but salty. It was unique but got boring after half the plate. The thing about chinese restaurants is that you have to have a mix of different dishes, and it's hard to do that when you're eating solo. So I didn't hold this against the restaurant. That's why I saw large groups throughout the restaurant enjoying the food.