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Café Causette
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Address:
Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, 5 Connaught Road, Central
中環干諾道中5號香港文華東方酒店 - Telephone: 2825-4005
- District: Central
- Cuisine: International
- Website: View
Restaurant Info
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Credit Cards:
- Visa
- Mastercard
- Opening Hours: 06:30-00:30
- Nearby Parking: Yes
- Valet Parking: Yes
- Reservations Accepted: Yes
- Delivery: No
- Takeaway: Yes
- Corkage Fee: 500
- Can accommodate large group: Yes
- Children Friendly: Yes
- Pet Friendly: No
- Private Room Available: No
- Dress Code: Casual
- Post 11pm order: Yes
- Al Fresco: No
Signature Dishes
Barbecued Spice Cod, Hainan Chicken Rice, Chef’s Salad
Vegetarian Dishes
Chef's Salad
Articles
Quick Bites: 13th October
13.10.2008
Celebrity Chef @ Cafe Causette, The Peninsula's Fly and Relax, Ming Court's Hairy Crabs, Pink Ladies' Afternoon Tea, Mediterranean Seafood Buffet, Sake Dinner, H One's Impressive Guest Chef and Tribute Cooking Class
Sweet Christmas
15.12.2011
Reviews
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Default restaurant
Goodiegal | Sep 24 2011
Love the relaxing atmosphere and the polite service. Great place with a wide menu selection for everyone. The variety on the menu is excellent - Chinese, Indian, South East Asian, Pizzas, Japanese and Western and even a kids menu. Tthe Western dishes are better (such as the club sandwich and the burger) but the Hainan chicken rice and laksa are also recommended.
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300 - Overall Rating
Good
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Afternoon tea
Beurrebeurre | Sep 20 2011
While many tai tai would choose the Clipper Lounge over here for afternoon tea, I actually prefer the setting here. What made this afternoon tea such a good experience was the first-rate service. Very friendly staff. In a relaxed atmosphere, they serve great sandwiches, pastries and scones with tea or coffee. Pretty much the same as Clipper Lounge but cheaper. Excellent rose petal jam. Perfect afternoon tea.
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180 - Overall Rating
Good
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Consistent
Slimeats | Sep 12 2011
Packed at lunch but half empty at dinner - this coffee shop caters mainly to the workforce in Central. The menu is big but nothing really stands out. The Hainan chicken rice used to be famous but I feel that it is not as good as before. Everything else is quite ok.
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300 - Overall Rating
OK
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All rounder
Andy | Aug 23 2010
Such a great all-rounder, as they have all kinds of things on the international menu. So if one person wants nasi goring, another wants trad Chinese wonton soup, and someone else a pizza, you’ll find them all here. Price is decent, considering you’re in a 5 star hotel. Make sure you swing by the cake shop on the way out and indulge!
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500 - Overall Rating
Good
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Best cheesecake
ANMH | Aug 13 2010
One of the most renowned hotels in HK, Cafe Causette has always had a special position in my heart. From the sandwiches, pastries to a cappucino, everything is so perfect. Their signature cheesecake is heavy and loaded with cheeseyness; one without a crust base. Definitely one of the best in town.
Their sandwiches and fruit tarts are also very tasty. Definitely worth a try if you are around the corner!- How much did you spend?
$100 - Overall Rating
Good
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An all encompassing menu
jon333 | Oct 13 2009
Enticing cake display draws me in every time. It is still famous for its Haianese chicken rice, which I order every time without fail.
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250
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Always reliable
food sista | May 4 2009
Wide range of food from Asian to Western in a comfortable environment.