Friendly service in an over-touristed destination…read more Best way in is by boat - otherwise, it's a ten minute walk through the back streets of Tai O. We asked our dolphin tour driver to drop us here, which he had no problems doing. Either way in, it's an interesting arrival! The proprietor - Julia - is super friendly, and courteous to the point of self-effacing. She went through the menu - limited, but simple and appealing - and made clear that if we weren't happy we didn't have to pay. Simple rather HK-fied pizzas with Thousand Island dressing as a topping on one of the choices. Beer, soft drinks and tea/coffee, along with some tasty home made juices and drinks. The prices were high for what we got, but it was great to find a clean, comfortable and scenic viewpoint from which to wrap up our visit to Tai O.

Only stop here for tea/beer. Food is no good; I counted 6 microwaves and you can tell they're used…read morefor everything on the menu. Pizza, fish cakes, etc. Speaking of food...this "restaurant" is located in a fishing village, and there is nothing local nor seafood to eat?! Just because you can practically follow to gweilo walking through the street to-and-from this tourist trap, doesn't mean you should expect anything other than a good fleecing upon arrival. Kitschy at best. Nope

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.

Best espresso in South Lantau. Thick crema, smooth and strong…read more The cafe has a quaint feel, small and cozy. Staff are friendly and accommodating.

This place rocks.! Super yummy breakfasts and yes..., they do have the best Latte in Mui Wo.!!! I…read morehad the English style breakfast and it was great, two days in a row...!

What incredible vegetarian options! This place is in a very convenient location and the food was…read moreabsolutely amazing! It's affordable and is prepared quickly but is very fresh! My favorite was the sesame seeds spinach.

Delicious, well priced food In a comfortable, well designed space. I had veggie dumplings and udon…read morealong with a miso soup, a delicious cookie and loved it all. Will be back!

Great place to grab an early lunch in Tung Chung before setting off on a hike or bike ride. They…read morehave good sets to choose from, from HKD80~130, which include a soup and a free drink (choice of iced peach tea, soda or coffee). Ordered the beef cumin pizza and the burger. Both were delicious and filling! They have amazing croissants which you can take to-go. My favorites are the almond croissant, bo luo (pineapple bun topping) croissant, and the molten egg custard croissant.

Right near the metro station to get to the Aerial Tram at Ngong Ping. Was super convenient after a…read morelong day on Lantau Island. I ordered the roasted chicken and he got the burger. Both came with fries and were yummy. The food was really good. But the staff was really slow and at one point were all on their phones while we waited for our food.

Love this little cozy cafe! Great happy hour and live that they serve breakfast all day! I got the…read moresirloin steak with the small salad and sesame sauce it was just the perfe t amount of food and very tasty!

This is a beautiful, minimalist space with pretty gold accents. It has an elevator making it…read morewheelchair accessible. The iced latte I had was the best I have had in Hong Kong -perfectly balanced! It's a lovely respite from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong, being conveniently located right on Wellington street. Will definitely be coming back for the stellar coffee and peaceful study space.

TL; DR: Great cafe tucked in a corner of the departure hall…read more We heard about this cafe through the grapevine when planning my trip, and being way early to the airport (the gate wasn't even assigned yet) we took the opportunity to check it out. The cafe sits in a quiet corner of the airport, so it's quite a trek depending on which airline you're flying, but it's worth it. We ordered two pastries, a slice of quiche, and a croissant. Both pastries were rather good. The sponge was light and airy, with the Aimee and its raspberry flavor being my favorite of the two. The croissant was decent, but I was more impressed by the quiche which had a wonderful fluffy texture and a flaky crust. We ordered a bunch of flavored lattes, and the verdict was mixed. I enjoyed my hazelnut latte, as it had a good balance of the chocolat-ey, nutty flavor without being overloaded with sugar. My dad complained that the rose was too sweet, but still less sweet that the norm for American flavored lattes. The coffee was good, but not the best I've had in HK.

I was pleasantly surprised with Agnes B. Cafe at the Hong Kong airport! This was probably the best…read morecoffee I had in China. I had an Americano and it was very smooth,chocolaty and nutty. I had never heard of Agnes B. and apparently there are a few locations in New York City, so I am excited about this find. At the airport, they had a kiosk and several tables nearby to sit at. The coffee and pastries were reasonably priced and the chocolate they sold looked very high-end. They had a lot of delicious looking chocolate pastries, and I opted for the classic chocolate croissant and they warmed it so it was right out of the oven. A Parisian experience at the Hong Kong airport. J'adore!