Service is quick and the restaurant is always fully packed. Be ready to share tables with other…read morepatrons, especially during the weekdays. the food is good for what you pay for a fast food meal

Hong Kong has a lot of Chinese-style fast food restaurants and Fairwood is one of the large chains…read morecommonly found in Hong Kong. They usually have a wide selection of set meals (ranging from $25-50 HKD) of Chinese-style options as well as Western-style options. Ordering is very quick and simple -- you order in the front, bring your ticket to the counter, and within a few minutes they finish preparing the meal for you to take back to your table. I ordered one of their set meals that came with a piece of toast, scrambled eggs, macaroni in a tomato broth, and a hot milk tea (for ~$35 HKD). For the price, it was a good, filling portion. The quality of the food was pretty average, but the meal had a good variety of flavors and tastes.

I've noticed all the McDonald's branches here are pretty posh. I'm highly impressed. +20 points for…read moretheir Iced Crunchy Ovaltine!

After a long afternoon of, window, shopping I needed a break. Good old McDonald's was a familiar…read moreplace to grab a snack and sit for a while. After going down the stairs there's McCafé or regular McDonald's to choose from. You can either order what you want from the many kiosks or order from a staff. On this particular occasion I went with the Matcha Red Bean Layer Cake and Soy Milk Matcha. There's a deal when you order a large drink plus a cake that the layer cake drops from $29 to $18. I like that I was able to pay with my Octopus (transportation card, like the Presto in the GTA) so that I didn't have to look for the correct amount of change. The layer cake tasted of match but it was a very subtle flavour. The red beans were a nice addition. The soy milk matcha had a heavier flavour of matcha and was quite smooth. When I sat down I noticed that there's wireless chargers on the tops of the high top tables as well as USB ports on the side. I wasn't able to connect to WiFi this time but I appreciate being able to charge my phone after taking lots of photos during the day.

A great short visit!…read more While short, this was a lasting impression for a quick paired bite and drink to have while in passing.

The service was super nice and helpful - there are self serve kiosks where you order, and employees…read morewho stand there and help you order and answer any questions. If you dine in, they'll give you a number card for your table, and they'll bring your order to you. Speaking of table - find one first before ordering. While it's a huge space, it's also pretty crowded. I got: - 9 pc chicken nuggets: excellent - fish fillet sandwich: yummy - plain hamburger: meh - I don't hate it, but get something else. This place was a pit stop for a snack (I came with my boyfriend and Mom), but I would definitely come back to try more items (the salads look good).

This is a 24 hours service McDonald located next to the Fortress Hill MTR station …read more The inside decoration is cool with many different types of seats . Table has QR codes to self order or you can use the touch tone Kiosk machine . Then pick up your orders at the back pick up stations . Menu items are different from the one we have in California'. It has special coffee and milk tea . It has grilled chicken pasta meal in chicken broth or tonkatsu broth . It is located next to the MTR station and also a big buses station. It has an outside order station for your convenience. A bench and life size Mr. McDonald is located by the front lobby . Great to have selfie or group photos .

Not gonna lie I always make an effort to try Mickey Dees internationally. They're just better…read moreoutside of the US - no contest at all. Ordered their iced Hong Kong milk tea with their Angus signature collection burger and threw in their crispy chicken thigh as well. Everything was delicious. The chicken leg had nice texture, was very juicy, and actually a teeny bit spicy. The Angus burger could've been bigger but this isn't America. Hong Kong milk tea was super watered down... may have to try their yuzu soda next time. Staff were nice and even offered hand sanitizer after bringing the food over. The bathroom is located next to their McCafe bar for those who wants to wash their hands instead.

It is a fast food chain that serves good food and affordable. Menus are uncomplicated as they are…read morein Chinese and English. There are pictures as well which helps a lot to avoid any confusion. Contactless ordering is available. There are like 2 kiosk to put your order in and pay too. My kids and I stopped by here to have some lunch after a long walk. I am fond of Roasted Duck so I usually order it with rice and vegetable (Choi Sam). You can't go wrong with it. Tasty and filling. My oldest son ordered chicken with noodles. According to him it was okay but since he was hungry he finished it. He liked the hot milk tea though. My youngest son ordered a kiddie meal. He didn't like it all. What a waste of money because he only ate a little. He made a wrong choice. The place wasn't busy when we came. We were able to sit right away. Our order came in a timely manner as well. It is a self service. You wait for your number to be called and you get your order from the counter. *No public facility. *No street parking.

one of 3 main fast food franchises, although not much offerings for afternoon tea, but was…read moresurprisingly good on taste and value. the scrambled egg and luncheon meat sandwich was soft and creamy, curry snacks was flavorful with a little kick at the egg. beef brisket was tender, the lo mein was instant noodle rather than regular egg noodle for lo mein yin yang was smooth and not bitter. overall, quite satisfied with taste and value.

Breakfast in Hong Kong…read more.. We saw McDonald's across the street from our hotel and decided to dine here! We ordered at the kiosk because the McDonald's app didn't work. We stood in line to pay at the counter. Service was efficient - especially with a long line and just one cashier! There were many seating options: small tatables, high tops, and long, separated tables. The lighting was muted. There was pleasant Chinese pop music playing in the background! I got the combo meal: grilled chicken pasta with tomato soup and Hot Lemon Tea. It came with hash browns - the regular type that you get in the USA. The curly pasta was good! It wasn't mushy! The tomato soup was on the watery side, but tasted great and had some corn kernels in it! The grilled chicken was challenging to eat. I pierced it with a fork and took a bite... I need a fork! It had some kick to it, but was tender with a bit of gristle. The tea was very dark and strong... it helped me Kickstart my day! Happy Sunday! This was our first meal in Hong Kong!

HK breakfast…read more.. Nothing like the familiarity of our McDonald's though here in Hong Kong the varieties for breakfast alone is pretty impressive, wished I took pics of the menu but today it was the simple Luncheon Meat McMuffin which replaced the Canadian bacon for a thick cut of luncheon meat. Very mild and delicate nothing like spam which is very salty and I really enjoyed every single bite. They do have breakfast Happy Meal as well which I believe are pancakes but why don't we have this in the states...ordering is by kiosk only though you have the option of card payment T the kiosk or cash at the counter. Access is by stairs only which is my only complain but with lots of seating and fast service it's a great option to start your day on a friendly and yummy budget. Thank you!

Hong Kong works on a slightly different schedule than New York City -- a lot of places are closed…read morein the early-to-mid morning. Fortunately, Fairwood was open for breakfast. The food is basic and inexpensive. Order at the kiosks, find a seat in one of three open space cafeteria-style seating areas, and pick up your food at the counter when they call your number. The open space seating areas make Fairwood a good choice for large groups.

super simple no frills yet yummy quick place to grab breakfast and it's one of the few places open…read moreearly in the morning

We had just landed from our flight from the US and wanted a bite to eat. I asked the bellhop in…read moreEnglish what restaurants were open and he said there wasn't any but McDonald's was close. On the way there were many open but we had our mind set to check out the menu regardless. - Fried chicken: slightly spicy and perfectly crunchy. Drumstick was $22 HKD but the 2 pc meal with fries and a drink was $56.50 HKD. - Oreo McFlurry $16.50 HKD; no taste difference - STRAWBERRY SUNDAE WITH NUTS $11.50 HKD; just like I remembered it before it was discontinued in the US. YESSSSS - Nugget combo w fries & drink $35 HKD; kids said the nuggets tasted better than the US - Coconut latte; frothy, light coconut taste...easily could pass for a coffee shop. The coffee options are extensive!! - McGriddle was standard but it's what my son wanted to try Staff was nice, restaurant was always being cleaned and there was so much seating. We are fans!

The best McDonald's on earth. If you are ever in desperate need for a McDonald's in HK go to this…read moreMcCafe in Happy Valley/Causeway Bay. I personally don't care for this chain in the US, most of EU, or anywhere in SE Asia, but this particular outlet is a stand-out. Beautiful decor, super clean (5 stars), very friendly staff, and far better quality food than at other outlets in Asia/US/EU. My favorite: The angus burger, one of several specialties. Bottom line: I can't believe I'm writing this but this McCafe is one of my top 5 restaurants not just in HK but also on earth.