HLS is my favorite place to drop by to get a drink to go. I only order at the front and get one of…read morethe variations of mango drinks. I once went inside and sat at a table but their menu inside is strangely different than the menu up front. If you are like me and only care about the drinks and not the desserts, then just order up front and take it to go. TIP: There are a lot of these shops everywhere so you aren't limited to just this one.

Hui Lau Shan has probably been on my bucket list for about 7-8 years now, at a time when I was…read more"planning" my next trip...which would happen in another 7 years. When the whole mango sago trend started to hit the U.S. market (at around the same time) and a HLS opened in NYC, I was not all that impressed. More than often, I'd get overriped mangos topped over mediocre puree that tasted like a bad mix of cheap mango juice blended with some more overriped mangos and loads of sugar. This place has been sitting in my Yelp bookmarks for a loooong time and it was the closest thing I knew of when I was searching for something nice and cold in the area to cool off the sweat I was drenched in from April humidity. I got the Mango & Coconut Juice with Harsmar Jelly drink. I honestly didn't think it was spectacular or anything--if anything, it tasted like the crappy ones I can get at the HLS back home. A bit pricey for a drink (HKD $27) for Hong Kong standards...but standard pricing for the area. I also had the Mango & Aloe Jelly drink at the HLS in TST and it was also below average. Heavy and just overall sugar-loaded. I might've had anticipated too much and ended up disappointed, but I have also heard that the quality of HLS has deteriorated in the last few years. We don't have many drink variations at the mango places in NYC, but I honestly don't care for them now that I've tried a few different drinks. HLS is definitely more expensive in the busier parts of HK--I found the prices to be significantly cheaper as you go out further away. Might actually be worth paying the lower price and a trip to eat better-quality food.

My mom and I went here two weeks ago for dessert. There was about 6 people ahead of us but we…read morewaited only for 5 minutes. I ordered the almond milk tea with egg whites and my mom ordered the durian grass jelly. Both were delicious!

Being a Texas native who enjoys his Blue Bell and Dr. Pepper, I feel it's time to step out of my…read more"Southern Comfort Zone" and dive deep in the Orient. Afterall, the oriental blood runs deep in my veins. I went here to order me a Black Glutinous Rice with a teeny scoop of vanilla ice cream on a bed of frozen vanilla sauce. Mmmmm mmmm it was so dog gone good! I said teeny scoop as it's half the scoop size I had in Texas!

I can't get enough of Yee3's pistachio coconut cream with coconut water! As a big fan of…read morecoconut-forward beverages, this drink exceeded my expectations. I wish there were more locations of this little shop. lt is nutty how refreshing their offerings are. If you are a coconut lover, Yee3 is a must-visit!

They have so many unique and tasty drinks here!! Everything is made with real fruit and you can…read moreactually taste it!! The ice cheese series is so good. The cheese foam is creamy, smooth, and cheesy while the fruit drink tastes like the fruit itself!! The mango latte was also super good. Much like a thicker version of mango sago (without sago of course) with mango chunks. They also have plenty of comfortable seats, perfect for resting from all the shopping in hysan place. Prices are steep, but if you book a reservation with eatigo, you can get up to 50% off!!

Got the ice cheese mango drink for $42 HKD (or about $5 USD) and it was one of my favorite drinks…read morewhile in Hong Kong. Very cheesy, creamy, and mango was sweet. Certainly prefer this drink over the standard boba milk tea.

Located in a busy shopping area in Causeway Bay. The store has a to-go counter up front and a…read morekitchen and seating area at the back. Got the mango romance set, which consists of mango mochi with coconut flakes, mango ice cream, mango sago. Mango sago was good but the others were just okay. Next time I'm here, I'll probably just get one of the mango drinks.

Spotted this mango dessert/BBT spot on the way over to dinner. Decided to give it a shot on the way…read moreback. Hui Lau Shan seems to be a huge chain in Hong Kong (a ton of locations here). The menu is mostly mango/durian desserts and bubble tea. - Mango (A1) ($43 HKD) - they give you a decent amount of mango chunks but they weren't very sweet. It was better when you had a mix of everything but the mango on its own was disappointing. Worth a quick try.

Aiiiii, if you're a lover of desserts, swing by any of these one branches of Hui Lau Shan. This…read moreplace is armed with pretty interesting desserts. Often packed and busy, I highly recommend trying to get a seat inside the restaurant and take your time in looking over the menu. With various offerings of ice cream, milk like products, fruit and such, it can be pretty difficult to know what to pick. If you like durian, there are a few dishes that involve that as a main ingredient. For me, I tried a couple of the desserts and it was all so tasty. Prices here are moderate, and for this particular location, I was surprised at how big it was inside! Service here is prompt and nice, and the portions aren't big enough to share though.

Whenever I'm in HK, I always look forward to coming to Hui Lau Shan for my mango fix! This location…read moreis pretty decent sized with several tables and chairs. We always get the mango sago topped with rice balls, fresh mangos and mango ice cream. I love that the mango is always fresh and tasty but the dessert is not overly sweet. Tip: our server said it's cheaper if you take it to go but I'm not sure what the price difference is as we opted to dine-in.

I'm pretty sure Fruit Tea is the current Asian drink craze (especially in Asia). There's…read moretonnnnnssss of places in HK that mainly offer variations of fruit tea. Prior to this, I had never had Fruit Tea before because just a couple months ago there weren't really that many places in TO selling it. BUTTTTT MY LIFE HAS CHANGED BECAUSE OF THIS. Move over bbt... No one wants tapioca any more, it's too filling. The Fruit Tea here is the BOMB DIGGITY. There's TONS of fruits in here - watermelon, apples, oranges, and strawberries. AND they give you a long lil fork so you can easily eat your fruits afterwards, so thoughtful! The only negative about this was the line up... It was freaking LONG A F. It was mostly neighbouring office workers doing a drink run for their entire office. We waited a total of 45 mins for 2 drinks. ALSO, since this location is at the mid-level escalators, there is NO A/C. It was actually crazy hot. Also, kinda funny seeing how all the office workers were literally sweating through their long sleeved shirts LOL. Also love their little logo of the wolf - so cute.

I love you, sugar cane juice. I love you even more with various pieces of fruit in you…read more We came to Cha Long for something to help cool us down during the crazy temps and humidity. The biggest bummer is that it's in an indoor/outdoor space with very little ventilation... so the wait can be sort of torture and the drinks do take a few mins to make. I went with the fresh sugar cane Cha that had kiwi, watermelon, lemon, strawberries and more. Because it was so warm outside, I took a huge sip without realizing that the cold drink would cause a disastrous bout of brain-freeze... but totally worth it. My beverage wasn't overly sweet and was the perfect way to quench thirst and find some sort of relief from a sweaty day in the city.

My cheese mango tea smoothie was literally out of this world! Like life altering out of this world…read more I'm pretty sure my eyes rolled into the back of my head when I took my first sip. I try to get at least one mango drink a day while I'm HK but this one has set a bar I'm sad many others will not reach. Must find cheese mango tea smoothie close to our house in Tai Po!