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Jumbo Floating Restaurant Hong Kong
41 Reviews The Jumbo kingdom floating restaurant is soOo unique! it's name came from where it is situated, obviously, floating in the aberdeen harbor. this restaurant is so popular among the locals and...
Chinese/Dim Sum Hong Kong
49 Reviews Having a Chinese Dim Sum meal is an absolute must for any visitor to Hong Kong. While the choices of dim sum places ranges from rather grundgy local places to upmarket hotels, Serenade Chinese...
Sweet Dynasty Hong Kong
21 Reviews My family came straight after Ocean Park and with the cold air, our stomachs were really rumbling. We were game to try anything and everything that the restaurant has. Eating at this restaurant that's...
Yung Kee Restaurant Hong Kong
19 Reviews Service was a bit slow due to the large numbers of people eating here on a Sunday afternoon but the food was delicious. Dim Sum menu was in English as well as Chinese and you order instead of getting...
McDonalds Hong Kong
10 Reviews A fellow VTer (Carole) had told me that Maccas was just around the corner from the Hop Inn where we stayed for 10 nights, so it was a great option for breakfast. Not only was it a one minute walk from...
Local Restaurants - General Info Hong Kong
23 Reviews If you're wondering why the Peak Cafe isn't at the Peak(Victoria Peak), it's because the joint lost its lease some time ago and after much hue and cry, it shifted to a spot in SOHO(Central). Well,...
Luk Yu Tea House Hong Kong
7 Reviews I went to Luk Yu today for the second time. The last time I went, i was with a Chinese friend so it was very easy. This time, I went alone. All of the staff, except for one waiter, were very helpful...
Street Vendors Hong Kong
16 Reviews I am not particularly adventurous when eating foreign cuisine so the many international flavours of Hong Kong are a safe choice for me. However saying this, I was talked into having a meal at a...
Tai Cheung Bakery Hong Kong
4 Reviews This egg tart shop was made famous by the patronage of Chris Patten (the last British governor of HK) - apparently he loved the egg tarts here. I finally made it here on the last day I was in HK and...
Islam Food Hong Kong
4 Reviews Even before leaving for Hong Kong, I had one goal in mind. If i dont see anything else, I must find the halal dim sum restaurant that was featured in The star. I almost gave up. But I eventually found...
Peninsula Hotel Hong Kong
13 Reviews The whole experience is fantastic, the views are awesome, the designer interior and the service is second to none. The choice and food are also excellent. For a special treat reserve a table at Felix...
Victoria Peak Cafes Hong Kong
5 Reviews If you thought of wasting time and like to sentiment while on the Peak Tower, try it in the Pacific Coffee Company. The fabulous view of the city is really comforting while taking a sip of that hot...
Revolving 66 Hong Kong
8 Reviews R66 has fantastic views and during the meal the whole place will rotate so that you see plenty of HK Island. The food is buffet style and about par to other buffets. There are two types of lifts going...
Hui Lau Shan Hong Kong
5 Reviews Hi... I have been to Hui Lau Shan so many times...& loved their drinks...I have tried so many different flavors..... Is there anyone who could Please tell me about their drink recipe ? I would be...
Tsui Wah Restaurant Hong Kong
10 Reviews I'm having my dinner with my family at this restaurant last week when i visited to HK and this restaurant is really impress me... My inital thought was HK people should be friendly and polite since it...
Maxims Restaurant Hong Kong
10 Reviews For a taste of the dim sum scene, Maxim's Restaurant will be a good option. However, avoid it on weekends unless you're prepared to wait for over an hour at the reception with tickets and a number...
Macau Restaurant Hong Kong
9 Reviews Egg tart is famous dessert from Macau. Years ago the food was very hot in Taiwan. Egg tart shops opened one after one. However, finally it resulted in bubbles in Taipei city. It's really nice...
Moevenpick - Marche Hong Kong
4 Reviews It's a supermarket style restaurant where you're given a ticket and you go around picking out your food and getting stamped as you go. It's interesting but quite intimidating before you start because...
Cafe de Corral Hong Kong
7 Reviews We came across this restaurant at Harbour City and then saw a few more of them around Hong Kong. Id say its kinda like their local version of maybe Pizza Hut or something like that. They were always...
Icecream/Desserts/Cakes Hong Kong
6 Reviews Since I heard so much about Asia's first Crabtree and Evelyn's first teahouse at Wanchai, I boarded the star ferry from Kowloon one day in search of this place. And finally I did, in a nondescript...
Dan Ryan's Chicago Grill Hong Kong
5 Reviews This is one of the most rescommanded restaurant in a Hong kong restaurant website called openrice. This restaurant like its competitors such as Hard Rock, Friday's, has a very American style ambience....
Hello Kitty Cafe Hong Kong
1 Review If you have children or even if you are a fan of the Japanese (Sanrio) character Hello Kitty, then you must come to this cafe. Everything is Hello Kitty - including the pancake, the cakes - comes in...
Taco Loco Hong Kong
7 Reviews having lived in hk for 10 years, i still do not understand some of these reviews which say the food is good. the food could be forgiven if not for 1) other mexican places which are... although not...
City Hall Chinese Restaurant Hong Kong
6 Reviews Maxims is somewhat of an institution in Hong Kong. If you wish to see what all the fuss is about then expect to queue, mainly with other tourists also wanting to "experience the experience that is yum...
Temple Street Hong Kong
6 Reviews Temple Street provided us a real authentic taste of Hong Kong food and nightlife. This area is full of Chinese enjoying food, drink, shopping, and company. We decided to join them on all counts......
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Shopping Centres in Hong Kong often have decent restaurants catering for hungry shoppers.NAHM in Elements Shopping Mall in Kowloon is popular with locals and can get busy at lunchtime as they offer a set lunch menu.My chicken fried rice was excellent, full of flavour with vibrant fresh vegetables and herbs and included pineapple and shallots. The price was very reasonable ($HKD68).The menu is a comination of vietnamese and thai cuisine.
Excellent evening in a private room fro a small family get together meal, despite a full banquet in the main dining room.An Aunt is the PA for one of the directors of HK Boys Scouts, a JP and Philanthropist in HK. So she has reasonably easy access to Kum Tao Heen on the 8th F of this multipurpose building.invited my cousin and brother in law to join her and hubby fro a meal, whilst it looked simple, my own limited gourmand palate in years past, via my senses said good, as i was to discover later in my surfing , a year later in 2010 it was an %L[Chaîne des Rôtisseurs]award winning restaurant each had it's own uniqueness, but the Preserved Pei Daan and young tender pickled stem ginger lingers. 麗影紅紗卷 a crispy deep fried with beef filling and dipping sauce
I have been to Hong on various occasions, three times was in Winter and on two of the trips, i was fortunate enough to be with friends who enjoyed food., and after many bowls of Snake soup at every level, i was able to savour the subtle differences. Coming up tops with a rich mixture in a slightly spicy broth with lots of julienned chicken, snake, abalone, mushrooms, bamboo shoots, pork and ginger.here those in the little alleys and/or back streets where ordinary residents from the neighbourhood, sat down, ate and left, the odd tables had others like me from further afield who dawdled and gawked.Whilst i savoured them before days of digital photography, if i return this winter or the next, the notables and famed will stil be there and the same families will still be making them with their age old recipes.From le Gourmet.tvL*a brief what what andStella from Toronto in her Foodie blog...
I've read that the famous Peking Duck is the national dish of China. A traditional Peking duck is first soaked for a short time in water and then hung up to dry. It is glazed with syrup made from malt and after hanging to dry for a day or so it is roasted in the oven.If you wander around the historical area of Sheung Wan on Hong Kong Island you will pass by many shops with ducks and other delicacies hanging in the window. It would be interesting to know if this is a dish eaten at home regularly by locals or if Peking Duck is more likely to be served in "tourist restaurants".
When i was in Hong Kong i was taken to a restaurant one night that specialises in snke soup and that was very interesting.The palce was packed when we got there but we were lucky that one couple just left a table so we jumped in.Snke soup is something that i had previously tried many many years ago and i rememberd that i liked it but not really how it tasted.Again this time it was very tasty and snake meat is absolutely delicious.My friend told me that this place does the best snake soup in Hong Kong and i believe that and i would recommend any visitor to go there and try it out.
This is a one Michelin star Cantonese restaurant located on the 102nd floor of the ICC building in Kowloon and is part of the Ritz Carlton Hotel. Obviously from this level the view is going to be spectacular but the restaurant does face towards North West Kowloon rather than towards Hong Kong Island so don't plan on viewing the nightly laser light show while you eat your meal. The food is nicely presented, well cooked and flavoursome and the service is also good, although we did have to call a waiter over to the table a couple of times. I didnt end up looking at the dessert menu as the restaurant provided our table with a complimentary dessert which was a nice touch and all that was needed.I would describe Tin Lung Heen as more of a special occasion restaurant because of the decor, location and price but I personaly found the dining experience very enjoyable. The Iberian pork belly was...
I not a great fan of their coffee but I have included Starbucks in this category simply because they serve a mushroom and cheese pastry pocket that I really really REALLY like. I normally have one for lunch when I'm out and about and I have been known to buy one (or even two) at the airport just to use up any left over HK dollars. Starbucks outlets are all over the city and outlying areas. I must admit that at times the weather is too humid to even think about buying a cup of coffee but I do occasionally have a chilled drink. Starbucks seems to be a haven for young people probably due to the free wifi they provide to customers but is also yet another example of a successful western franchise in Hong Kong. The store in the picture is brilliantly located on the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui close to the Kowloon Shangrila Hotel. Its called a cheese and mushroom pocket and costs $HK20....
A good meal at a very reasonable price!Maybe because it was raining, there weren't many clients around, and we could choose a table just facing the sea, with a breeze cooling the place. The service was gentle and discreet, and the fish served with french fries was fresh and well done.
Ever since I was a child I am fascinated with The Peanuts, so when I went to Charlie Brown Cafe it felt I was a kid again. I was so amazed with restaurant, everything from the furniture, the ceiling , the food are characterized with a peanut character most especially charlie brown. The food was delicious and the serving was big for me. This restaurant is a must if you are a fan of the peanuts, and/or charlie brown.
Two popular dishes on the menu are roast pork and Hong Kong style suckling pig which I tried on the recommendation of a friend. This was only the second time I had ever eaten suckling pig as I find it too fatty for my liking. However this was very nice, still fatty but with a nice flavour.Gage Street is predominantly a market street and the Dragon Restaurant is surrounded by market stalls. Its close to the Mid Levels Escalator exit. Just look for the roast delicacies hanging in the front window. The BBQ pork is very very nice, my favourite in fact.
Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong Hong Kong
9 Reviews and 740 Opinions I am two people really. Either businessman or traveller. So, if your on business or the budget's not...
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The Langham hotel Hong Kong Kowloon
3 Reviews and 920 Opinions I stay there when I go on business trip to Hong-Kong. Very nice room ann I especially like the...
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