Okay, so it ain't exactly fancy here but you're not expecting a Michelin starred experience, right?…read more Cafe de Coral is a good fast food spot that does HK-style cafe food decently and cheaply. The restaurants here are clean and that means a lot to me. You don't feel like eating at some drab fast food spot like McDonalds around here. I went for their mid-afternoon special and got roast duck vermicelli in broth with a red bean "catty" drink (which pretty much was red bean ice - cubed ice, not shaved). The vermicelli was okay with the broth being clear but without much personality. However, the duck was pretty decent and reasonably portioned. The red bean drink was refreshing and not too sweet or too creamy - fine balance. All of this amounted to around $4.00, which is what a drink would cost alone around here. Ordering and getting food is efficient and pretty orderly. Yeah, it feels a little cafeteria-ish, but I'm not complaining.

Had my first meal here during my first day of vacation in Hong Kong…read more Picked this place because it was convenient and a lot of locals were eating here so figured it was good. Big Portions, tasty food, and price..... lets just say you can order for 5 with how much you'd spend for one person in the US lol. Service was ok.

If you're looking for fast, convenient and good portions, this was a great spot. It is a little hit…read moreor miss depending on what you order, but the baked pork chop in tomato sauce hit the spot for me!

Came here for breakfast and my mom & aunty got 2 different seats. One comes with macaroni soup and…read morean egg & ham sandwich. The other comes with oatmeal, sausage, boiled egg and toast. Simple and light breakfast to start the day!

This is an economic restaurant where people stop for a quick lunch and to go. It's quite roomy and…read moreold fashion looking. There's a full house at the lunch time . Service: Quick Staff: helpful Food: tasty Everything is ok , but they tend to rush people out to get the seat for the next customers. I think it's a place for a quick meals than a hanging out one .

After a long day in Disneyland and not having any real type of food, we got back to our area of…read moreHong Kong and was trying for dear life to find a place to eat. Well thank goodness we found this place because it was a god send. Fairly close to the exits of the East Tsim Sha Tsui station, we at first didn't know where it was but good thing TripAdvisor had some good photos to find it. We walked in and there were a good amount of folks inside enjoying their food and the bbq and roasted meats were a good sign. They did have a menu, but their English is definitely limited. We tried to get a combination BBQ plate, but certain items were not available for the combo. Eventually we did end up getting a two item BBQ plate (roasted duck and bbq pork) and wonton noodle. We got so much food for the price. It was ridiculous! The meats were succulent and rich and hit the spot. The wontons were super flavorful and you can see the shrimp in it. The egg noodles were perfectly cooked and had a nice bite to them. There was a side soup which was basically a clean broth. Would I come back again? Heck yes! In a heart beat for the prices they give. Now I just need to figure out to say "more tea" and "do you have napkins" cause in the whole time we were there we got one cup of tea and had no sight of napkins at all. Good thing I had a reserve of napkins in my bag. It also seemed to be okay to bring in food from the outside as a table next to us was eating some of the nearby street food.

I have always gone to the Tsui Wah in Central because it was a great place to stop by for a snack…read moreafter a marathon shopping jaunt at the cut label stores. This one was new to me and I went there to meet a dear friend and her husband from Singapore who was in town. I don't eat fish noodle soup in the US so of course I had to order it at Tsui Wah. We also ordered an extra bowl of just fish balls and fish cake. Noodles were slightly soft, not soggy and fish balls were good. My friend and her husband was craving wontons in chili oil and braised beef with tendons and okra. They really enjoyed their dishes. Everything we ordered was good, but I'm docking off a star for the servers in the restaurant (who weren't Chinese BTW and we weren't sure whether to speak in Chinese or English?). Just to get someone to take our order was a huge undertaking in waving them down, trying not to get enraged from their piss-and-vinegar faces. :(

Landed in HK fairly late at night, and was in search of a spot that'd be open past midnight…read more Expected more places to be open that far into the night, but strangely there were none except Tsui Wah. Some would call this the upscale version of Denny's (for my fellow Americans out there), but the only real comparison is that it's a chain. The food here is legit. All the HK cafe staples you'd need and want. And then some. Staff is okay. Nothing terribly rude, as you'd expect from any Chinese restaurant. There's English and photos throughout the menu, so that was extremely helpful. We ordered the Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup in Fish Broth and Scrambled Egg with Sea Bass Chow Fun. And man, both were amazingly delish. Color me impressed. The fish broth was def coming through. The wontons were packed with the shrimp. The sea bass was fresh. The chow fun had the right amount of seasoning. The hot sauce on the side gave the perfect amount of kick I was seeking. And both dishes came out to $17USD. Pretty standard pricing. As for the one star knock down, it's due to the limited breakfast menu. We were so excited from delish midnight snack, that we came back for breakfast two days later. Unfortunately, before 10:30am, there's only four meal options. None of which I could eat. 4 stars

We discovered this place by accident when we decided to take the back street. I was excited to…read more find a new restaurant to try so walked in immediately. The menu offer a variety of noodles and rice dishes, like pork chop rice, seafood carbonara spaghetti, beef ho fan with shrimp paste, udon pot with beef, garlic steak rice, pepper chicken rice... a fancier, fusion version of the one plate lunch/dinner of carb and protein. They also have some snack bites for $25-40, like chicken wings, spring roll, cheese tofu, samosa and soft shell crab. When the dishes come, the waiter brought us a dish we did not order. As we ordered by alphabet I think he mis-heard. The waiter wanted to argue about it, but a woman, who I presume to be the owner, stepped in quickly to apologize and make us other dish. We really appreciate her attitude. We got the eel and cheese rice in stone pot, which my dad loved so much I gave up my refill to him, lol. The beef ho fan in shrimp paste is okay, lacking in wok chi and not shrimpy enough. The snacks are not bad either. It's a small restaurant but nice service and more cozy and cleaner than the other restaurants nearby. Glad to find this place and has become one of my fave restaurants in the village. They don't have a printed menu, lunch and dinner menus are updated daily and posted on their facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/%E6%B7%B1%E4%BA%95%E5%B7%A7%E7%85%91%E6%84%8F-441696289529332/

This place does good presentation with it's food but the portions are smaller than that offered by…read morenearby competitors. The restaurant is clean, staff are courteous and nice. Unlike some of it's peers the meat and veggies you are about to eat is not stored outside in an alley before being cooked.

Came by for a quick breakfast the other day…read more Ordered the Breakfast B which came with Satay Beef Ramen, scrambled eggs, and a butter bun. The satay beef was flavorful and the ramen was okay. The scrambled eggs were fresh and runny. The toasted butter bun was fresh and decent. Service was efficient by the staff. Table-sharing is common and should be expected... No bakery at this branch.

I went here for lunch..i ordered the prawn yifumie, hainan chicken rice, and tomato pork chop with…read morerice..all taste average..nothing special..the price is also not cheap CONCLUSION = RECOMMENDED FOR LATE NIGHT ONLY!!!

I am so disappointed they had discontinued after tea set 京都炸醬面和小雲吞. In fact I don't see any wontons…read moreon the menu. Aside from that the 炸醬麵 is very tasty.

This is one of the more well known quick eat spots in YMT/TST so I decided to stop in for…read morebreakfast. The popular item are the scrambled eggs so I had to see for myself. Per usual, they serve food up real quick so be ready to eat once you order. I had the following... Breakfast Set Special - (Scrambled Eggs. Buttered toasted buns. Two Sausages. Macaroni & Tomato in tomato broth. Coffee.) The stars are definitely the eggs and the buns. Eggs are cooked perfectly with a silky and smooth texture. Buns were buttered generously and had a nice crunch to it. The macaroni was ordinary and in my opinion, pretty forgettable. Breakfast Set B - Same as above, but with satay beef noodles in place of the macaroni and sausages. I thoroughly enjoyed the satay beef, but I wish there were more pieces of beef! Again, the eggs and buns were both on point and elevates the entire breakfast set. Overall, this was an enjoyable breakfast experience. Tasty items with affordable prices. I don't think it's a place where you'll come very frequently, but once in awhile is okay!

Garbage food. Can't believe this chain is getting worst and worst. Service is fine but have to sit…read moreat the entrance hallway. Save your money and eat after screening.

If you're looking for a taste of local Hong Kong style breakfast, head over to Tsui Wah! There are…read morebreakfast sets and also the regular noodle options during breakfast time. They line moves fairly quickly - you pay first, then wait in line to collect your food. The staff behind the counter work effectively and efficiently to ensure that your order arrives quickly and correctly. Because I had a slight cough and cold, I opted for the Breakfast Set A, the macaroni with ham and squid soup, scrambled egg and pumpkin bun, with HK style milk tea for HK$41. A good deal! And I was surprised with the scrambled eggs! They were soft and runny but firm. Just perfect. I think they beat the scrambled eggs at the Cathay Pacific Lounge, haha. You can't go wrong with Tsui Wah.