Girls will like this place. Dudes, well they will go there because the girls are there. Fruit Teas,…read moreslitely fancy desserts, this Taiwanese place situated itself between desserts, sandwich's and interesting drinks with some theatrics. It gets crowded in the afternoons because so many people want to just hang out that there is a 90 minute seating limit.

I had their lobster roll for lunch. Bread s warm and crunchy. You can taste the butter but not too…read moreoily. They gave me extra cream sauce on the side. I also had a strawberry milk drink. Forgot what it's called. Decent also and it's served in a big American size glass which is rare in Hong Kong. I went on a weekday at around 12.40pm. There s no line and got seated at a big communal table. Their portion is just right for me. I would definitely come back and try their other sandwiches sets.

This is a cool bustling eatery in Kowloon. It is packed to the brim with locals, and we were just…read morein time to grab the last open table. We got a variety of dishes: choy sum, three mushroom porridge, sacha mixed veggies with bean thread noodles, sweet and vinegar mock fish, coconut milk taro and tofu skin clay pot, and hong siu tofu. My parents and relatives were underwhelmed. They said the price was high and the quality was mediocre as far as Hong Kong veggie establishments go. I, on the other hand, was pretty pleased. Perhaps it's a testament to the strength of the HK veggie scene that my parents balked at a place that I thought was pretty good. I'm looking forward to tasting more of the city

An old fashioned Hong Kong Style "Western" Steak House, there are not too many of these left in…read moretown and most of them are not up to the standard as we "old folks" remembered! First off, service is not as friendly as one wish, but still acceptable, ambience is also very retro Hong Kong 70's style! Ordered their Beef Filet Set that comes with Soup, Drinks & Dessert .. most steaks are served on an iron hot plate that is shaped as an Ox, which is also a huge memory imprint for our generation. Beef is good quality considering the price and the Black Peppercorn Sauce is also on-point, but personally, I would prefer more black peppercorn. We found 2 paid parking in the vicinity which makes exploring the area easier!

cozy neighborhood diner. got your typical breakfast afternoon tea items. also got dinner entrees…read moreand clay pot, seating was generous and clean environment for this caliber. different specials based on time of day, so plan accordingly

OVO Cafe is one of the many cafes and coffee shops I bookmarked in Wan Chai; it is also the closest…read moreone to our hotel. I initially bookmarked this cafe because the interior looks absolutely beautiful, it is inside a flower shop, and it is a vegan cafe! Decided to walk over when it opens at 12pm today (Boxing Day), and got a seat right away. You have to scan your vaccination pass (aka blue code) upon arrival, and you order via QR code at the table (physical menu is also available upon request). It is very spacious inside with high ceiling, beautiful floral and green decors, and very friendly staff. We ordered the Cheese Fondue Lunch Set for 2, and it comes with a fruit x greens salad, and 2 drinks (you can order the free drinks or add a bit of money and get other drink items for this lunch set). The cheese fondue is obviously vegan, and because it is vegan cheese, it does get a bit clumpy, so be sure to stir, stir, stir to get the cheese more smooth before dipping. The set comes with 3 mini trays of food for dipping: baby corn, cherry tomato, broccoli, mushroom, potato wedge, tofu dumpstick, and toasted bread. For the drinks, we had a rose theme going on lol. I ordered the Rock Salt Rose Latte (you can select decaffeinated and the type of milk), and my partner got a pot of the Rose & Osmanthus Tea. It was a lovely lunch :) I can't wait to come back again to try the Chinese desserts!

Food: I had the lunch special of laksa (shiitake mushrooms, snap peas, tomatoes, half of a…read morehard-boiled egg, bean sprout, veggies, noodles). I liked it a lot. It was subtly spicy and gave it a good kick. My only qualm was that the noodle quickly absorbed the soup, so it got thicker and thicker as I ate. The portion was quite large and I struggled to finish and needed to enlist the help of friends to help me. The lunch special came with a soup, salad, or hot beverage. I went with the black truffle soup with mushrooms. Definitely made no mistake there. It was so, so good. Super flavorful with bits of mushroom. My dining companions definitely loved it too. I wouldn't mind more of it...actually that sounds pretty good right about now. Price: $78 for the lunch special, so quite reasonable for fresh, good quality, and large portions Friends tried the all-day breakfast and vegetarian burger, and they all liked their food too. Repeat? Yes!

This place offers a great vibe. The mango chicken with pecans was my favorite. They have a wide…read morearray of options. The seats were comfortable and great view for people watching by the window.

Came here a dinner, friends recommended this place, so we went there as a group of 4…read more Located is hidden in an alley, for me, it's not quite easy to find and this is full of car modeling shops around. You can easily spot this café as this is the only one have people waiting for seats outside. They do not accept any reservations so my friend went there early to try to get a seat. She waited for 15 mins and we got in. Décor is amazing. This is about the owner love to travel so open a shop with all the décor of post card, books and souvenirs all around the world. They do not have a wide selection of menu but all the price are very reasonable. For $100, you can have a soup and main. And all the dishes there is around $100 and the portion is very big enough for 2 people. We ordered 2 sets(fish and fries & Roasted rice with cream sauce), and 2 al carte from the menu (snacks platter & assorted steak). Definitely recommend the fish and fries, the fish are fried perfectly, and size are at least 20cm by 10 cm! We are all impressed with this great deal! And the snack flatter are in great portion(at least 20 pieces of everything) and we got all very excited. Even though it's all sausages, potatoes fedges, onion rings, deep fried curry, stuffed Crab Claw and it's out of my healthy rating, this is just very nicely plated and great taste. I saved some space for dessert and ordered waffle with green tea ice-cream, waffle are freshly made and yes, I do love it. The bill is only $750 for 4 and I am so full after all!

When the best part about your chicken salad sandwich is the bread...lol. Let me clarify, the food…read moreat Ginger Bakery wasn't completely awful. It's just that the chicken was subpar and the bun was above par. But still, that's not really what you want when you order a chicken salad sandwich. Let me further clarify by saying that Ginger Bakery wasn't bad at all. With a name like that, you'd think it'd be hot and spicy...or really Asian, but nope. I happened to stumble through its cute French café-like doors when I failed to locate a certain Rotisserie chicken place. HKD $67 for a sandwich and a coffee/tea sounded like a reasonable deal. And I've had a hankering for a good chicken salad sandwich since leaving Toronto. There were definitely some things that they did right and some things that were just wrong. So let's start with the good. 1) It's a very nice dine in area. Good price lunches and displays. Very nice cutlery and plates. 2) The milk for my tea came hot, so my tea stayed steamy. 3) The bun for my sandwich was very soft and fresh. It tasted slightly sweet and leaves flour residue on your hands, like a puffy bread pillow. 3) Food came very quickly, which is perfect for the HK rush life. Now for the bad. 1) First of all, the sauce was kind of yellowish and that threw me off, but nothing too alarming. It still wasn't great though, and I don't find it memorable at all. But the bigger detriment to the sandwich was the chewy chicken. That was not pleasant. It wasn't all the way chewy, it was just after a couple of bites. You can tell they included pieces of tendon and stuff in there that did not make for a good chicken experience. 2) I asked for Earl Grey tea and ended up with English Breakfast. Not a huge deal, but still a disappointment. English Breakfast is the most basic of teas. 3) They warmed up the sandwich which is usually a great thing, but it was kinda weird for a chicken salad sandwich to be warm. I mean I can completely understand (and would love) a warm toasty bun, but to have warm chicken salad? Especially when the chicken salad wasn't very good? Hmm... Would I go again? Maybe. I can see this being a very cute date place or somewhere to come with a friend for a slice of cake (which looks great) and a specialty cappuccino. But it looks like my quest for the perfect chicken salad sandwich on this side of the world continues. (31/100) - 2017

Passed by in a weekday noon. Ordered Lemon meringue tart and iced cappuccino for a cake set $65…read more The sour lemons contrasted with the sweet sugar and the creamy meringue on top. Nomm. More sour would taste better tho. The cappuccino has lots of milk. Average. Overall, still a nice place to chill in wan chai.