After 140 minutes, food is still not delivered. Even on a Saturday, that's unacceptable. Especially…read moresince they called three times in a row to confirm the order. Never again!

Tried their special menu today and added a few other entrees. The food was okay, not great. Rather…read moremediocre. But the price for this mediocre meal was rather expensive.

Chubby's is by no means a fancy place, but it is a great place for cheap eats, and despite its…read morename, it also offers excellent fried chicken. The pizza on the other hand is nothing special- you might as well just get a frozen pizza from a grocery store and bake it in an oven because you'll get very similar results. So, continuing from the pizza, I've tried their thick and thin crust pizzas, both aren't very good. The thick crust pizzas are very doughy and absurdly thick, but if you're trying to fill yourself up, I suppose it to a certain extent does the job. Thin crust pizzas also aren't great, while they do have a reasonably good sauce to crust ratio, the crust is literally crunchy, with a texture that resembles the breadsticks that you might nibble on before your pizza arrives in a fancier pizza place. The fried chicken on the other hand was to my surprise, really good. The skin was crunchy, the meat itself was tender and juicy and it was really well seasoned overall... I ended up eating 3 pieces. Considering how their chicken is this good, I'm surprised they still insist on branding themselves as a pizza place with a chicken on their logo, Chubby's Chicken would've had a wonderful alliterative ring to it, and it'd also represent what's special about this place more accurately.

Yes this is a pizza place but what I want to review on is actually its fried chicken. Before I…read moreheard about this place, if I wanted to have delicious fried chicken, I would opt for the Kentucky one. However, in case you did not notice, that place has been secretly increasing the price over the years and I for one cannot deal with the fact that I need to spend almost forty dollars on two drumsticks. Like seriously. The meal should have cost less than HKD$30 in my opinion. So where do I get my fix on fried chicken now? I stumbled upon one when I was in Kwai Fong the other day. As I was struggling to find my own bus stop back home, I saw this located on the ground floor that people could easily miss this as it is rather hidden. As I spent a long time trying to navigate through this never-ending Kwai Fong plaza, I was starving and decided to come here and sit for a while. Little did I know they serve FRIED CHICKEN! I had a look at the menu and realized for four pieces of chicken, that only cost around HKD$40! Kentucky, in your face! After maybe 15 minutes, I got my order and I could tell those chickens were definitely not pre-cooked. They were crispy, moist and juicy. Next week when I go back to Kwai Fong, you may just see them there devouring chickens. Don't be shy. Come sit with me.

I think it's funny how this restaurant represented one of my fondest memories during my travel to…read moreHK. We ordered more than 6 items between two people and LOVED everything we ordered. Best experience ever. Service was on point too! They offered to switch our table because we ordered too much food haha. Can't wait to go back when I visit HK the next time.

Resto is one of my go-to places seeing as I live right next door in the Gold Coast Residences…read more Resto, while small, somehow is always able to accommodate me during the weekend lunch times. I tend to get pizza here - the house deluxe is my particular favorite. If you're feeling hungry and/or want some to take home, make sure to get a medium as the small pizza size is actually smaller than a traditional dinner plate. I also adore their iced cappuccino - there's just something yummy about it that is the best way to start the day (ironically as this place is next to a coffee shop). The wait staff are attentive and generally pretty friendly. They speak limited English but I always am able to communicate what I would like and they always get it right so we make it work. They have both indoor and outdoor seating so its great to have those options too. I really like this place, and would recommend it for family, friends, or any sort of group looking for some good, casual food.

TLDR: A hole in the wall serving great Indian/Pakistani food…read more The dish I usually would use to gauge an Indian restaurant is the lamb or mutton biryani. This usually takes hours to cook and can make or break a meal. The rice needs to be deeply fragranced from being slowly cooked, and the texture needs to be perfect. In this case, the rice was near perfect. Very, very long-grained, intensely flavorful and spicy. It was spicy like a Hyderabadi biryani but the flavor of the lamb did not infuse into the rice. so I was a little confused if it was a dum cooked biryani. Perhaps being a small place, and offering vegetarian, chicken and lamb biryani, the meat was cooked separately and mixed in. Nevertheless, a place I would be back to should I be craving Indian food again while in Hong Kong. Service was good, with the masala chai being hot and in a proper tin cup! As a hole in the wall, it was tiny - seating for 12 would be tight, and most patrons I found to be taking out during the time I was there. Not a place I would bring a group to, but may be better as a take-out.