Yum. This place is kind of out of the way (in a non-shopping district) near the Kowloon Bay MTR…read morestop, but it is well worth the trip. The restaurant is on the ground floor of an office building, but it is appointed nicely so you never think about it. Food is beautifully presented and delicious.

This restaurant was very busy when I got there yesterday. We had to take a ticket from the machine…read morewith our wait number on it. It was a Friday afternoon, but the restaurant was super busy. After 30 min we got our table. Their food is delish & especially the steam chicken. What impressed me is that although the staff were very busy, they managed to get our orders with a smile. Good food & good service. You can't beat that !!

located inside a busy mall, you have to go up the mall a few levels to get to this restaurant…read more once inside, you want to take advantage of the cheaper pricing after 2pm. once inside, you will get the cheaper menu items. but it's all in chinese so if you can't read chinese, you are out of luck. we ordered a few dim sum dishes which was great. got some bao bao and other steamed dishes. I would come again to this place.

Like 3.5 to 4…read more there are 3 branches for this roasted goose restaurant ( HK district, Kowloon & New Territories). The Kowloon one is in San Po Kong. Directions say "九龍新蒲崗爵祿街86號明星商場1字樓A舖" on their website but it maps to "86號 Tseuk Luk St, San Po Kong, Hong Kong" on Google (confusing). Would recommend! they have set menus that give good variety! Roast goose is good (HK delicacy). ive been here a few times and locals come here to eat. service is average as many HK spots but food is solid. come if you are around the neighborhood! Disclaimer: This restaurant is under a bigger umbrella of restaurants (see below). this review is for their roasted goose branch. 1) Star seafood rest. (group) 2) star seafood and roasted goose rest 3) Star Palace 4) Golden Star rest

We were exploring the Wan Chai area when we stopped by Lung Dim Sum, which had been on my hubby's…read moremust-try list. We were seated immediately, and ordering was easy. We simply scanned the QR code and placed our order through the restaurant's website. We ordered the Dim Sum Combo, Crispy Red Rice Rolls with Prawn & Pork, the Lung Seafood Dumpling Platter (available only in Hong Kong), Hong Kong-style rice rolls, and congee with century egg and lean pork. Everything we ordered was fresh and delicious. Our favorites were the Dim Sum Combo and the Seafood Dumpling Platter. The dumplings were flavorful, and the presentation of each dish was beautiful and very appetizing. The prices were quite reasonable. Our meal came to about HK$330 (around US$42), including tea and the 10% service charge. Since the service charge is already included, there's no need to leave an additional tip in Hong Kong. Overall, we had a wonderful dim sum experience there.

I came here for the breakfast. It's a fast and convenient quick service style place. You place your…read moreorder in the front and then pick up your food in the back when they call your number. The place is larger than it looks from the outside and the seating area goes pretty deep into the back of the restaurant. I opted to get the instant ramen with chicken and hot dog. It also comes with a choice of hot drink on the side and I ended up going with milk tea. I like how the milk tea doesn't come with sugar and you can sweeten it to taste. As for the instant noodle, it's just ok. Nothing against instant noodle itself but here the broth was pretty plain, almost like plain chicken broth and the noodles were a little undercooked, not quite my preferred al dente firmness yet. The hot dog is simple but a good add on and the chicken thigh was really tasty. I did get someone else's instant noodle order with the beef and I would say that one is better since the sauce with the beef ends up giving the soup broth a much better flavor.

Affordable and delicious fast food option. Every entree are served with large portions and comes…read morewith soup or tea / coffee. I love it. Highly recommend for anyone looking for quick Chinese fast food.

Hubby and I were craving authentic Hong Kong wonton noodles and stumbled upon Fat Boy Kee Noodle…read moreHouse (肥仔記麵家), which happened to be located right near our hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. We opted for their daily combination set, which is an absolute steal at just HKD 54. The combo includes a bowl of traditional wonton noodles (with the flexibility to change your topping if preferred), a side vegetable dish where you can choose between choi sum with savory oyster sauce or a rich beef brisket sauce, and a complimentary glass of soy milk. To round out our meal, we also ordered an individual bowl of wonton noodles and a side of fresh fried fish balls. The wonton noodles were decent, but we have definitely tasted more exceptional bowls elsewhere in Hong Kong. The soy milk, however, was refreshing and perfectly sweetened. The absolute star of the night was the fresh fried fish balls. They were incredibly phenomenal and flavorful, and a must-order! Service was efficient, and the environment was a standard, casual local eatery.

We had lunch at Chrisly Cafe in Ngong Ping Village. For those who don't know, Chrisly Cafe and…read moreCapital Cafe are actually the exact same restaurant chain, known as 華星冰室 (Wah Sing Bing Sutt) in Chinese. They both serve the same iconic, comforting Hong Kong cha chaan teng food. Since we had already eaten many snacks around Ngong Ping Village, we weren't overly hungry and opted for a lighter meal. We ordered the black truffle sandwiches, club sandwiches, and egg sandwiches. They all tasted great, but the black truffle one was definitely the highlight! The service was also quite good. Note: They couldn't accept Apple Pay or credit cards the day we visited, so we had to pay in cash (HKD).

Cafe de Coral is one of the classic HK style fast food chains. This place was absolutely packed…read morewhen we came by for lunch, but thankfully it didn't take too long to order & get our food. You get in line to order & are given a number. Then you get in another line to pick up your food. If you're lucky, whoever you're eating with can go and try to snag a table while you're waiting for your food. It was a little bit of a madhouse here, but hey -- HK is crowded. Guess it's to be expected. The baked pork chop with rice & the chicken curry were both good. They're my go-to dishes when I eat here. The Hong Kong style milk tea is also good -- compared to regular milk teas that you can get in the US (Taiwanese style), the tea flavor is a lot stronger.

It's fast food and there are very few vegetables to be had here, but the food is decent and fast…read moredespite long lines at peak lunch times. We shared the chicken curry and the baked pork chop with tomato sauce and rice. I was happy with both dishes. The curry was medium spicy so I couldn't eat a ton of it, but I sure did want to because it was plenty tasty. The tomato sauce on the baked pork chop was also delicious & kept me going back for more bites even when I was pretty full. Overall, I would recommend Cafe de Coral for a quick fast food meal if you're in the mood for HK style fast food.