Got stuck in Hong Kong because of a flight delay, but I made the best of my time here. :)…read more The oden was a meh, in a teacup, so small in size. The unaju was ok. The grilled eel was obviously the ones you can buy frozen from Japanese supermarkets. Only two small pieces, roughly 1/3 of an eel. We had to order another eel grill to finish up the rice. The rice was the only bright spot, chewy and hot, that warmed a traveler's heart. I like everything boxed. :) Egg roll with ungai inside was another meh. The eggs were lack of a taste. The service was slow and not attentive. My waiter waited next to my table staring while I was writing the tip. A lot pressures and I was too shy and coward to give a bad tip. ;( Won't come back again.

This restaurant had a very good selection of food from udon, sushi, to even hot pot. Pricing was on…read moreaverage on what you would pay at a Japanese restaurant 16-20 US dollars. I ordered the wagyu beef rice plate didn't know what to really expect but I must say it was amazing. The beef was soft and flavorful all the vegetables went very well with it. The only thing that threw me off was a fruit cup that had a strange sauce inside of it didn't care too much for it. As for service well let's just say it's not the greatest nor was it the worse. We were brought to our table and it roughly took 20min for a waiter to come by to even ask if we wanted water/something to drink. And to make things worse they forgot to bring one of the entrees out we had to ask where it was cause they rarely came to check up on us. But other than that it was a nice environment and the food was delicious.

I decided to try t his place while on a 12 hour lay over in Hong Kong. This airport had an ample…read moreamount of restaurants to chose from but this place just called out to me because I have not eaten Cutlet in such a long time.And this place surely did not disappoint. I ordered the combo which included 1 piece of shrimp, port cutlet, and a chicken breast cutlet. The combo was served with a miso soup rice and some kind of pickled something. The dish was also served with a sauce and some kind of dry rub with black sesame, the latter i truly enjoyed. All the variation of cutlets i enjoyed. You may be saying... only 1 piece of shrimp... but that one piece was enough. If you are trying to decide what to eat at the Hong Kong airport, this place should be one of your choices. Cheers!!

From its first location in Shijuku in 1966, Saboten has expanded to over 500 branches worldwide,…read moreand is considered the largest tonkatsu (pork cutlet) chain in Japan, and hence the world. Which means: Saboten is a good place for reliably good tonkatsu at a good price, even if it may not be the best tonkatsu in your life. In fact, their menu is wholly focused on fried pork cutlet, so if this is not your thing - especially if you don't care for pork or fried food - walk along. The thick cutlet is succulent and tender inside, the crust is light but can be crispier. Don't forget to get their black & white sesame blend to add to the tonkatsu sauce, or just sprinkle onto the rice and pork cutlet (the way I like it.)

Just open on 05 SEP 2019 at the new extension of Tung Chung City Gate Outlets phase 2…read more Came during off peak hour to avoid any possible rush. Aside for the normal menu, they offer 2 types of Ramen that is exclusive to Tung Chung Branch. One is Tokyo Shoyu (soy sauce broth) and the other is Hakodate Shio (salt broth). Topping for both ramen appears to be the same aside from the broth flavors. The toppings consist of braised pork (chashu), bamboo shoots, spinach, fish cake with thick noodles. As of 09 SEP 2019, they do not have their liquor license yet and looking to it as a frozen Kirin Ichiban hoes really nice with a bowl of ramen. Although this is my first time to this particular branch and over all visit was good, will definitely be back again soon.

After climbing the steps up the Giant Buddha and touring the monastery...we were HANGRY! We opted…read morefor some sushi and rice plates and a cold brew! These people provided service with a smile! They have outdoor seating so you can enjoy people watching and the nice breeze. I was so hungry, I totally inhaled my unagi don rice plate. It was so good!

Nice place to have a lunch or afternoon snack before going back with The CableCar. Remember to buy…read moreCrystal Ticket, you understand why when everybody shall go back.

I've came here in the past for lunch and decided to give the dinner time a try…read more The service was very good and the waitstaff was tentative and not to intrusive. Very helpful on suggesting items from the menu. Unfortunately the food was just par for the price you pay for. We started of with the tonkatsu shrimp and oyster. Altough it was not printed on the menu, you may request this with the waitstaff. The oil used to fry the tonkatsu, could of been hotter as it was on the greasy side. This was accompanied with a miso soup and steamed japanese rice. The quality of the rice was definitely not of good quality. This was a buzz kill as steamed rice is normally one of the highlights in most Asian cuisines. Secondly was the tempura soft shell crab, although most of the pieces where tasty, there was 2 pieces tasted like if was freezer burned. Lastly was the Dragon Roll which was a large prawn tempura wrapped in rice and topped off with tobiko and seaweed on the sides pf the roll. taste was good and would recommend to order this.