HK has many of these fast food style restaurants where you can choose between several set meal…read moreoptions that are really quickly prepared. Maxim MX is one of these, and this branch recently opened in Jubilee Garden mall in Fo Tan. I felt compared to other restaurants, this one lacked a lot of good options. I got their fish cutlet which was incredibly small and tasted bland. It came with a piece of toast which was also average, and some hard-boiled eggs which were incredibly temperature hot when they came out it was really hard to peel the shell off. Mostly forgettable meal, though can't argue with the convenience.

The food here is great, tho I recommend not trying the 27$ noodles because it's kinda bland (My…read moreopinion) The cleanliness here is not that great, The service here is kinda great, might come back

Something about the beef bowl at this chain restaurant is better than any independent retailers'…read morebeef bowls I've had back home in Toronto. It makes no sense at all. Canada is known for its beef (way more than Hong Kong is, at least) and Yoshinoya is a franchise, one step above typical fast food (though let's not get into how much better fast food is in Asia than in North America). Regardless, the beef bowls I've had are everything I want in beef bowls and I'm always left wanting more. No fancy gimmicks and toppings. Just soft marinated beef on a bed of warm rice (and steamed veggies/egg if you want it). Maybe it's the marinade: sweet but not overwhelming, savoury enough to cut through the fattiness of the beef. Pair that with a side of grilled mackarel and a pop for less than HKD $50. Or if you're feeling ambitious, they've got a MEGADON beef bowl with 66% MORE BEEFY GOODNESS. It almost seems scandalous: to enjoy the beef here more than I would in the place where it's probably imported from. I don't have beef with Canada's beef bowls. But Yoshinoya's got their bowls down to a science. Delicious, fulfilling, super cheap science. Ugh...just take me back already. (89/100) - 2016

Cafe de Coral is a well-known Chinese fast food cafe located throughout Hong Kong. This Cafe de…read moreCoral branch is located right in front of the Fo Tan train station. As with all Cafe de Coral, you enter the cafe, look at the menu, then order and pay at the front. Once you pay, the staff will give you some tickets which you bring to the counter. Within a few minutes, the staff members will have prepared your food and you can take your food back to a table. In my recent trip to Hong Kong, I stopped by here for lunch and ordered a baked combination: baked spaghetti and baked rice, both with a tomato based sauce. Although I found both rather heavy, they were very savory and the rice and spaghetti noodles soaked up the tomato sauces very well. The food is decent and consistent but not particularly memorable. For the reasonable prices and efficient service, definitely worth trying a Cafe de Coral in Hong Kong!

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.

If you are visiting the Fo Tan district, this McDonalds is conveniently located in the Ascot plaza…read more They have your standard selections of burgers, fries, drinks, desserts, etc, as well as certain HK limited items such as red bean pies. I've only tried their $11 HKD menu with the sausage and egg muffin, filet-o-fish, and mcchicken sandwiches, and they were all pretty typical for any McDonalds branch. There's free wi-fi in the plaza as well as decent numbers of seats in the cafe.