Very average lunch menu with limited choices. Set lunch comes with two options…read more 1. Main course and tea 2. Main course, tea and dessert I got the pasta dish with fried Japanese oysters. Flavour was very blend so I was hugely disappointed. The fried oyster was a bit on the heavy and oily side making the entire dish extremely heavy. The dessert that came with the lunch set was Japanese cheesecake. Again, nothing special. I personably expected more from this restaurant consider their price point is not that cheap.

I've had hot tea before. I liked the hot tea I had before. But I've never had tea *anywhere* near…read morethis good. This was by far the best tea I've ever had. I had the 1837 signature black tea blend and my girlfriend had the vanilla tea. Both were great. Our lunch was very good as well (duck ragout and the seafood lasagna). It's quite fancy inside, I really enjoyed the polished / "shiny" atmosphere. It wasn't particularly expensive either. It's inside of the ifc mall, so it was very convenient to stop by for lunch on the way to the airport via the HK Airport Express station.

I came for breakfast and the food is ok. If you're looking for a western type breakfast menu this…read moreis definitely not your place. I chose this place specifically because I want to experience the culture while I'm in Hong Kong. Fish and grilled chicken for breakfast! It had a vibe like it was the Dennys of Hong Kong. Service was pretty bad. Part of it may have been the language barrier, but after a while as I saw the attention being paid to the locals I realized that this may not be a great choice for westerners. I was pretty much ignored the whole time I was there. I must say that it was standing room only, so obviously it's popular with the local crowd. It's very clean and a safe place for a quick bite so decide for yourself.

Stopped by after a long day of shopping for my first taste of roast goose, but the experience was…read moreunfortunately underwhelming. While goose is usually known for its rich, fatty flavor, this version felt strikingly similar to standard roast duck. The meal came as a set for $73 HKD, including a Hong Kong-style milk tea that was decent but didn't quite make up for the mediocre main

Surprisingly yummy grapefruit oolong for me! The decor is cute. A lot of the single females bought…read morethe mini flamingo cup holder. Service was good.

A tea salon concept that modernizes Chinese tea culture by offering handcrafted floral loose-leaf…read moreteas that are jam-packed with antioxidants and all-natural ingredients. Follow my Yelp if you love my Yelping & welcome everybody to ask me questions about Hong Kong.

Came here on recommendation of my cousin. We ordered the hot and cold matcha soba noodles. I was…read moreexpecting to taste the matcha flavor, but alas, it didn't happen. The broth for the hot noodles tasted great though : light, not overly seasoned, tasted like the kind of broth you'd make at home. My husband said the cold soba was nothing special. We then finished our meal off with the matcha jelly (flown in daily from Kyoto!), which was really good, definitely full of matcha flavor and went well with the ice cream and red bean paste. My husband gave the matcha ice cream two thumbs up. 90 min dining limit and everyone must order one item. No free wifi. HSBC credit card holders get a discount.

One of the great foodie trends in Hong Kong is the matcha craze. Already slowly making its presence…read moreknown in the US, matcha and matcha flavored desserts are gaining popularity. It's already a huge thing in Hong Kong, with at least one matcha dessert store at every mall. When I found out that a well known matcha chain, Nakamura Tokichi, was opening up its first branch in HK, I made it a point to plan to visit and give it a try. Unsurprisingly, as with all well known restaurants in Hong Kong, there was a fairly long wait even on a Wednesday. I had to wait almost two hours to get a table for six people. When we were finally seated, we were presented with complimentary green tea and a menu filled with delicious goodies. I tried the green tea almost immediately, and already I was floored. Most green tea tastes fairly bland and generic, but this green tea was incredibly rich and flavorful. As to be expected from a matcha restaurant with as prestigious a reputation as Nakamura Tokichi. We shared several matcha and hojicha parfaits, a hojicha ice cream, and I got the kyo no fukiyose, which contained several different things including chiffon cake, matcha ice cream, red bean, whipped cream, and mochi. The parfaits were incredibly rich and elegant. Cereal was added to the red bean and ice cream, and the flavors all blended together perfectly. The chiffon cake was sweet yet light. The red bean was a real delight, not too sweet, and balanced out the sweetness of the hojicha and matcha ice cream incredibly well. In just one experience, I can see why Nakamura Tokichi is one of the most well known matcha restaurants in Hong Kong. It lives up to its own hype in many ways.

It's been a few years since I've been here and it's the same. Except the prices are up. HK$45 for a…read morecombo brisket & tripe on noodles.

My hubby and I liked this place. We had just dropped off our luggage at our hotel and went…read moreexploring for some grub. Hubby is quite the picky eater at times and I could tell he was looking for something similar to his favorite Chinese establishment in Philadelphia. We stumbled here and shared a table (customary). I don't remember if the menu was all Chinese but we managed to order some food with the Cantonese we know. (I somehow mostly know how to say all my favorite Chinese foods!) We got our food relatively quick (as you would expect). But they dropped it off and walked away without saying much so we were confused how we were going to eat our bowls of hot! soup noodles. Thankfully the couple next to us were friendly and could tell we were not from HK and guided us to look at a hidden drawer within the table (who knew!) The rest of the sauces were on top of the tables and we are used to the utensils not hidden but it's a nice touch! Gives this place a bit of character. The soup noodles are great here. It might not look like the most sanitary place I will admit, but it's always packed so the food is good!

Reeeally like this place. It's noodles, rice, soup noodles + whatever toppings you want (chicken,…read morebeef, minced pork) + gooooooooooooooooood spices. I ordered a chilled noodle bowl with minced pork. Plus a hot green bubble tea. Hot bubble tea is apparently is like alien-language to HK people. Doctor Beans is located in one of the many industrial buildings in Kwun Tong, you don't need to take the elevators if you're lost. You can walk up the stairs (second floor). It's a small little room but because their rent is much cheaper (because industrial building), the interior of Doctor Beans is like a Western-style cafe. It's very clean, brightly lid, nice furniture that isn't plastic chairs. And it doesn't smell bad! I visited with 20 coworkers and my boss, and they took our orders in lighting-fast speed, food and drinks came out in the order they were taken, and THEY DIDN'T MESS UP ANYONE'S ORDER. I believe that is a true gift. You order at the counter, they don't come to you.

Missing Hong Kong and My Cup of Tea was definitely one of the spots that I will remember. It is a…read moreplace I kept recommending to friends to try and will definitely go back to one day. The two photos are from different trips, but I have tried a few things here. I have had the tomato beef macaroni, curry fish balls, French toast, and pineapple butter buns. Everything was amazing, and I think their tomato beef macaroni is my favorite here. Their Hong Kong milk tea is also perfect with just the right amount of sweetness. It is not too bitter or too sweet, just perfect (I like sweet things but not too sweet). The restaurant is a bit tight, but they do offer takeout. Even when it gets busy, customers are usually friendly and quick, especially if they see a long line and they are finishing up soon.

Very long lines here for the breakfast rush (20min wait), but indicative of the food quality (so so…read moregood and worth the wait). There's only about 20 seats, most of which are either bar seating or tiny tables), and it's incredibly cramped, but there's a quick turnaround. You can order to go for a faster line too. We ordered the milk tea, satay beef sandwich, bbq pork macaroni soup, truffle egg sandwich, and egg pineapple bao. The sandwiches were decidedly average, but we really enjoyed the egg pineapple bun! And you definitely need to get the milk tea here. The hot one is smaller and comes with condensed milk, while the cold version is larger but comes without condensed milk. Both are extremely concentrated, but delicious. If you're sensitive to caffeine though, it'll keep you up. Best of all, everything was so cheap - 160 HKD (about $20 USD). Highly recommend checking this place out!

Love it here! Very convenient as they have locations all over town. I usually get their almond milk…read moredrink for breakfast which is absolutely delicious and nutritious. Their Siu Mai is just like any Siu Mai on the street with fish paste and dough. 健康工房 probably has better and fresher home made Siu Mai. You can get their pre paid card and get discounts across products.