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McDonald's

4.3 (26 reviews)
InexpensiveFast Food, Burgers
Closed • 6:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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Custom burger with brioche bun, two 300 gram patties, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, caramelized onions.
Michael L.

McDonald's Europe, check. South America, check. Asia, check. Africa, check. Australia, check. United States, about a million times. But even though I've been to a lot of McDonald's, until I went to this Fancy McDonald's in Hong Kong, was I able to have a unique experience. For the most part, all the McDonald's are uniform no matter what continent. Sometimes there are little mutations for the local's taste, but for the most part it's the same old thing. Walking in this location you'll notice a difference right away. The layout is (for a lack of a better word) "fancy". There are a bunch of self service machines to custom make a burger or salad. I spent at least 10 minutes trying to customize my burger. I didn't understand after I made my purchase that I was supposed to grab a number to put on the table and wait for my meal to be delivered to my table. After figuring that out and waiting about 12 minutes, my burger came. How was it? It was pretty awesome. The toasted brioche bun really makes the burger. But also the burger patties are bigger than any burger patty at a regular McDonald's. The fresh lettuce, tomatoes, and onions that are also used on the custom salads take it to the next level. Usually at a regular McDonald's, I'll get chopped up onions with a couple of pickles in my burger. Big difference. All that for around $8. Let's just say if McDonald's started making all their burgers this good, they could compete with real burger joints instead of other fast food restaurants.

Chicken and Egg Sandwich with Fries and Cheese Soy Milk Matcha.
Cindy Z.

This is one of the nicest McDonald's you will ever come across. From the gourmet and customizable burgers to the bakery section, it actually feels like a cafe. It's no wonder this one is made extra nice as it's located inside the popular Admiralty Centre. Like most McDonald's nowadays, there are multiple touchscreens to make your order and pay. I had to keep my meal light since we were headed to dinner soon, but ordered the Chicken and Egg Sandwich with Small Fries and a Cheese Soy Milk Matcha drink. Sometimes, I don't understand why McDonald's aren't all the same everywhere. This chicken and egg sandwich was like a fusion of a chicken sandwich with an egg biscuit --so simple, yet so good! The matcha drink was also solid, but pretty typical from most matcha latte drinks (although where else can you order one of these at a McDonald's?!). Nonetheless, great McDonald's visit --if only I could've tried more items, especially the cake, dessert, and baked goods.

Scott S.

Like many, I have been eating at McDonald's virtually all my life. And, I am more-or-less a fan. When I first heard about McDonald's Next I was excited to try it out. From the reviews and the overall hype I truly expected a grand experience. Sadly, it was not. To describe this McDonald's, first of all, there are two distinct sections. The first is on one side of the establishment and at that counter they offer traditional McDonald's food. Just a few feet away, to the right of that counter, is the McDonald's Next section. There, you can order various coffee drinks like lattes and so forth as well as certain custom food items based on a very specific realm of choices. Frankly, I was a little let down. The coffee drinks are good and, if you order your drink in an actual mug, the baristas will make a nice design with the foam. The food, however, is not great. Plus, the people from both sections of this McDonald's all sit together in a common area. And, quite frequently, this place is overwhelmingly crowded. The other thing that McDonald's Next should really re-think is the way they have their customers order their supposed custom burgers. You don't do that face-to-face. Instead you do it all on a machine. Then, if you want to pay cash you have to go up to the counter and wait in line to pay. This is just not a very good way for the customer to order and enjoy a so-called custom burger. Overall, it is not a bad place and the staff is nice and helpful. But, it is not the grand McDonald's experience that many make it out to be.

Florence H.

I really had to try this place out seeing it blow up on Business Insider. This is known as a FANCY McDonalds!! I loved every aspect of it however, the price on everything is a tad more on the pricier side. I want to say skip everything else and get the build your own burger. Its roughly $7 USD but you can get fries and a soda for like $1 more. Still good but not good enough for Hong Kong standards. You honestly pick what you like on your burger. I did a brioche bun, angus beef, tomato, cheese, lettuce. The most basic burger really and it was delicious. You can't really put a taste to a burger because each burger is so different but you have to try this place out. The atmosphere of this McDonalds is astounding. There is plenty of seats but if you go during lunch hour, it may be a bit difficult to find seating. There is a hand washing station and its super cool; you wash your hands and the first 3 seconds, watery soap comes out and the last 10 seconds, it's just plain water. Pretty cool if you ask me! Overall this is worth a stop if you are in Hong Kong. If you are inthe area, this is a must see! PRO TIP: This is the McDonalds that offers table service after 6pm!

Entrance to happiness.
Gin Y.

Ever since I saw the Buzzfeed segment on McDonald's Next opening up in Hong Kong, I had to go check this place out. Located right off of exit A of the Admiralty MRT station, you can't miss the golden arch sign. This particular McDonald's serves specialty gourmet burgers, salads, desserts, espressos, and bakery items. First, there's a digital kiosk to choose your food items, which was nice. Once you finish your order, you grab a numbered sign and input this number in so that a server can bring the food to you when it's ready. Awesome. They even have an electronic hand washing station that washes, rinses, and dries your hands before you eat. We ordered the create your taste (CYT) burger. I picked the brioche bun with angus beef, guacamole, and bacon. I did wish they had raw red onions as an option. Unfortunately, they only had caramelized onions. Nonetheless, the burger tasted delicious and gourmet. It was a little spicy from their guacamole too. The meat was a little more well done than I'd like. But, that's alright. I even got real silverware with my burger, as if I was being served at a nice restaurant. Loved it. We also got the affogato, which was amazing. McDonald's roasts their own coffee beans. So, their espresso was strong and smooth. I already knew their vanilla soft serve ice cream was legit. So, the combination of quality espresso, ice cream, and their wonderful cookie crumble bottom was just so magical. I couldn't leave Hong Kong without ordering this dessert again. In addition, on my second visit here, I ordered their Shaka Shaka fries. The fries were pretty standard and actually kind of stale. But, when you combine those fries with their wasabi seasoning (cue in the Shaka Shaka dance), it's pretty darn good. The wasabi definitely has a kick! Good for the sinuses. Lol. I wish we had a McDonald's Next in Houston. It elevates McDonald's to another level. This would be a game changer for them, in my opinion. Unfortunately, until next time. I will miss you. PS - PLEASE COME TO HOUSTON. Thank you.

Raymond L.

I had seen this probably on Buzzfeed and had this as one of my bookmarks to try when I was gonna go to Hong Kong. This is in Admiralty near the station and near the mall as well. I forget but one of the station exits is particularly close to here - unfortunately when I went I chose the complete wrong exit and had to cross a street or two haha. So there might be a line if you're there because people are going to be using the kiosks to order some of the meats. They do have a few classic cashiers up in the front but customization and trying to figure out what they have. They have a CYT burger (create yo own). Went with the brioche classic top with angus beef. You get to choose cheese and some extras (more lettuce, some portobello mushroom, pineapple, guac, fried egg). It's kinda interesting. I ended adding a portobello mushroom smack dab in the middle with the angus beef with the burger. Haha I suggest you do get the meal because I didn't really get too full with the meal per se, because I had other places to try. I also got the hazelnut coffee as well (their coffee tasted better than another location I had the following day- don't know if that means anything). They do bring the orders to your table (you have to grab a placard with a number) and they have a spatula-wood type device where they have yo burger on so that's kinda interesting. And if you're wondering, the sauce, the flavor is so much better than you'd expect from a McDonalds; heck, I didn't even believe that I was at McDonalds and I was here. Their guac is actually better than expected as well, still a bit missing on the salinity but wasn't mush. Their angus beef here doesn't taste frozen haha. They also have other desserts and Create your own Salads here as well. I didn't manage to get a chance to try (I saw they have croissants made at certain times as well). Get everything! Also they have some tables with Qi-charging as well if you need to charge your phone haha.

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Angel H.

The first and only McDonald's Next in the world. When you walk in it feels upscale, well for a McDonald's. The decor is black and steel, giving it s very modern feel. It's here, the automated kiosks that you can order your food. It's very simple to use. The machine walks you through the whole process. If you already have a seat, enter the seat number and an employee will deliver your meal. If not, just pick it up at the counter. This place has a design your own burger and design your own salad, yippee! They also offer upscale desserts. The strawberry shortcake was calling my name. I had to walk in the other direction. I already had a creme brûlée McFlurry coming. I really wanted to try the Lychee Punch but they were out. I liked the box with three types of chicken (fried wings, McNuggets, BBQ wings). When you're done eating, just leave the trash at the table. They have workers to clear the tables. I felt bad doing that because I'm used to dumping my own rubbish. I guess that's how they operate over here.

Don't forget you get your buzzer
Vicky L.

For a McDonald's, this location wins. While most locations in the USA cannot compare to this one, there are plenty McDonald's in Asian countries that promote self ordering kiosks and a more modern and fun atmosphere. You can order via the self ordering kiosks on large touch screens and pay conveniently with credit or the Octopus card. If not, just go up to the counter like the good old days. Depending on what you order, you might get a buzzer to retrieve your items from the coffee bar or a more complex burger. After six in the evening, McDonald's here provides table service. Your order would be delivered right to your table. This location is very busy because it is right in the heart of Admiralty. There are several electrical outlets and charging stations available for use. The tables are well maintained and appear quite clean. If you haven't been to a McDonald's like this, it's pretty "upscale" for a casual fast food joint.

Afternoon tea special
Helen Y.

Bougiest McDonald's of my life, should check it out if you want to try something new! Food/Drink: If you build your own burger, they serve it to you on a wooden plate like an artisanal burger restaurant! Really good for taking pictures and also very unique thing to do in McD's. There's a special BOGO price on bolognese fries (mediocre). Price: The build your own burger can be pricey for mcdonald's (around 6 USD) but it's worth it to try once. Everything else is priced regularly as all other mcdonald's. From 3-6 pm there's afternoon tea specials ranging from special priced set lunches (they have boba milk teas!!) to the afternoon tea set (1 drink + 1 piece of dessert for 5 USD). The only thing that was pricier was the custom food. Atmosphere: Conveniently located right outside Admiralty station.

My "Create Your Taste" burger at McDonald's Next
Barry T.

Never thought I would end up visiting a McDonalds (I haven't been to a McDonalds for a long time) let alone writing a review on one but here it is. Why is that? In case you have been living under a rock there is a little experiment that the company has been creating called McDonald's Next in HK (McDonalds new change of business to attract the hipster crowd). The changes? For about 7 USD or half the price of a Shake Shack meal you can design your own burger and customize whatever ingredients you want in it, and it's actually pretty good (I guess it's a result of choosing what ingredients you want on the butger). Not to mention the place has chargers and wifi. I also like how you take a number and they bring the food out to you (table service at McDonald's?! I know right). And the food delivered is very Instagram worthy for those who are Instagram bloggers. Smart move by McDonalds to do this. I hope more next style restaurants are on the way. As much as I'd hate to say this for a McDonald's - I'll be definitely back again soon.

Make your own burger
David W.

This is a fancy Mcdonalds with upscale décor throughout the restaurant. It has a modern feel and look with automated ordering machines. The restaurant provides wifi and the tables have phone charging stations. They have a glass bar like area where you can customize your own burger. If you order a fancy made burger like Chipotle, they will deliver the burger to you. The McCafe section has some special desserts that can only be ordered there. I shared a waffle with mochi ice cream with a friend. If you are a Mcdonald's fan, you should check out Mcdonald's Next. It's like a bistro style restaurant.

BYOBurger
Gloria C.

The most fanciest McD in the world is in HONG KONG? Like others I went over and give it a try!

Dessert anyone? Yes at McDonald's!
Kemi O.

I don't frequent McDonald's in the States but when traveling with children, they like the simple stuff in life such as nuggets. So when traveling abroad the likelihood of me finding nuggets on a lot of menus will be minimal. So McDonald's it is... It always amaze me how much nicer McDonald's and other fast food places are in other countries. The main items are the same but taste a little different such as the cheese on my fish sandwich. What l loved was the McCafe! So adorable and looks as if it should be in another establishment. The overall appearance of this McDonald's was much better than your average McDonald's.

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There's nothing better than healthy fast food and that's just what McDonald's delivers I'm lovin' it

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Burger Joys - Truffle Fries

Burger Joys

4.5(33 reviews)
0.6 km•Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island
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This was the perfect late night eatery I can happily say satisfied my cravings for American food in…read moreHK. The owner was so inviting and attended to us even though the vibe was casual. The ambience was like a retro diner, with unique CD art on the walls, diner-like stools, and photos of guests enjoying their meal at Burger Joy. I wasn't feeling a burger, so I ordered some truffle fries and wings. I was so impressed at the amount of truffle they sprinkle on the fries and the flavor of the wings. SO hot and fresh which made the meal so delicious. I went with Cajun seasoning and the exterior was lightly crispy and coated with the powder. Fantastic flavor! As a Westerner, I could rely on Burger Joy for that classic American style dining. They have late hours and close at 2:30AM! Glad my friend and I discovered this spot as we have been out so late and nothing but convenient stores were open in Wan Chai.

At one point in time, Burger Joys was the closest thing I could find to a quality American style…read moreburger. It was and still is such a hard thing to find in HK, which seems strange given the popularity of burgers and the huge expat population. Now that several big time fast food chains (#1) have opened up, Burger Joys and their pricey burgers may seem somewhat pedestrian. Burger Joys is still fairly unconventional from most of the other burger spots, which includes serving full on booze (even cocktails!) and remaining open for 24 hours a day. The latter is mainly for location's sake, Wanchai and it's red light district vibe tends to spurn a lot of expat visits; many of whom are less likely to look for a HK Cafe over the idea of a burger and fries. The burgers themselves evoke memories of In N Out by presentation alone, sans taste and price. That said, the burgers are good. I'm not sure if the signature double cheeseburger warrants the $139HKD price tag, but it's still tasty. Throw in a shake and some fries (better with truffle!), the meal gets closer to 200HKD+ with the service charge. Thank goodness they accept credit cards. The service has been a mix of great and subpar. Some days when the gentleman from Vancouver is working, the service is professional, fun, and efficient. Some other days / hours, it's a crapshoot of casual and lackluster staff. The mileage definitely varies. I suppose the adage applies: come for the food and nothing else. At 4AM. ___________ (#1) Why hello there Shake Shack (https://www.yelp.com/biz/vy-CrKB4FnUXHJfTm5VBnw) and Five Guys (https://www.yelp.com/biz/V95VaC8flVy_APuFJGq3Tw)!

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大快活 - Page 1

大快活

4.5(2 reviews)
0.1 km•Admiralty, Hong Kong Island

Paid $35 for a meal that came with some tea! I got two pork chops and a good amount of rice. For…read morethe price, it's definitely worth it. Very casual place a lot of foot traffic in and out of this place since it's located by a shopping center. They have a lot of variety, so definitely a place to come back and try other cheap and affordable dishes, especially for those on a budget. Beware of lunch time, they do run out of the most popular dishes, which are also the more affordable ones. There's also plenty of room to sit and eat in this places and all of the employees were really friendly. The only this that was out of place was that there was no restroom, it was out of service. However, I'm not going to dock them any stars like some weirdos do on yelp for something that could have been out of their control. Just saying. Over good chill and cheap eats. Try it! Always go for the recommendations.

I believe I paid $49 HKD for a meal here, which included a drink as well. I am always in the mood…read morefor some cha shu and rice, so I ordered that with a side of milk tea - I will never ever get sick of HK style milk tea. At Fairwood, you pay, wait for food to be ready, and find seats yourself. The hardest part about this place is finding a table to sit at. It was super busy when we came here and it was a week day too. The staff who works there help people get a table, so that made it easier. In terms of the food, the cha shu was amazing and the portion size was generous. The milk tea was just okay - same standard as Boston, but in terms of HK standards, it was mediocre. At restaurants like this, I do feel somewhat pressured to eat faster because there are always people waiting to get seated. If you are looking for a place to eat and chill, this probably isn't the best place for you. However, if you are looking for a quick, delicious meal, I highly recommend this! They have so many other options available here too so you cannot go wrong :)

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美心MX

美心MX

4.0(1 review)
1.6 km•Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island

The Hong Kong style baked pork chop. Let me tell you about my new favorite dish, son. You have a…read morepork cutlet. You put that on top of some egg fried rice with just the right amount of saltiness and a light broth flavor. You smother the whole thing with a slightly tangy, slightly sweet tomato sauce that's mixed with mushrooms and tomato chunks. You fill out your last will and testament because there is no longer a good reason to live. I'm not joking; I'll upload the will I wrote out on an MX napkin after my lawyer gives me the go-ahead. Okay maybe I'm being just a little hyperbolic, but I really am in a deep nearly religious love for the baked pork chop at the moment. Maxim's MX is a chain of HK "chaan tengs" which we've always called HK cafes here in SoCal. One hallmark of the HK cafe is that they usually feature menus with way more stuff than can be reasonably made well. They also offer a mix of traditional Chinese dishes like noodles, wonton soups, and fried rice, while also serving western stuff like sandwiches, steaks and spaghetti. (Aside: I love HK-style sandwiches as they tend to throw an egg into all of them by default. If you don't love egg please unfriend me to avoid potential violence.) The food tends to come out as a set menu with a drink included. Prices are generally cheap, especially for the amount of food you're getting. There is no "magic" to MX. It's not owned by a cute elderly woman and her husband who get up in the wee hours of the morning to hand chop vegetables and start cooking the soup that will feed hundreds of smiling customers that day. It's owned and run by a restaurant corporation. The lady taking my order at the front was equal parts curt and bored. She also gave me a look of suspicion when I ordered an extra milk tea, as if I was pulling one over on her and she was trying to figure out how. This leads me to believe that there is possibly an amazing baked pork chop someplace else in HK. Possibly in some kind of shrine or at the foot of a burning bush. But until I find it I'll be at MX. Extra credit tip: Order your food off the tv screen menus. Each screen shows a different type of food: Chinese, western, other, etc. Pay by Octopus card b/c you're an HK local and not some clueless tourist, then take the ticket they give you over to the kitchen area where someone will take it from you and order up your food. While they're loading up your tray, scope out an open seat near someone cute. Don't let them see you weep when you eat the magic pork chop as such public emotion is generally frowned upon. Extra credit tip #2: You get 30 mins of free wifi using the code on your receipt.

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