This place makes me feel like I am in New York, hanging out with my friends and eating some cool food. The no booking policy is a pain but if you go early enough, there is no line. After 8pm it becomes quite packed.

• How much did you spend?
  400
• Overall Rating
  OK

Good food, but quite touristy. Peking duck is high standard, and BYOB policy very good.

• How much did you spend?
  300
• Overall Rating
  Good

Friend's birthday, we split everything in half. Fresh seafood, and especailly the scallops. The beef rolls were good, especially the Japanese beef - melt in the mouth and very strong beef taste. Miso soup used lobster head but taste was only ok. The extra beef bits were used for fried rice and was good and not oily. Cake was complimentary. Food and service both good, worth a visit.

• How much did you spend?
  1400
• Overall Rating
  OK

Came with family to celebrate my mom's birthday. Ordered steamed fish (cannot remember what fish it was. Maybe garoupa?), salt and pepper lobster (super tasty!) razor clams with black bean sauce, steamed fresh abalone and deep fried oysters. Everything tasted fresh. You first place order at the seafood stall and then the restaurant charges you separately for preparation. Good dinner.

• How much did you spend?
  210
• Overall Rating
  OK

Came here for the $218 all you can eat dim sum, and was impressed by the quality, and of course, the restaurant is in the Hyatt, which means it is comfortable and quiet surroundings, not the rowdy dim sum restaurants you usually get. Why can't more places be like this?

• How much did you spend?
  218
• Overall Rating
  Good

Milk tea filtered with stockings is synonymous with Lan Fong Yuen, and the tradition has made it a popular spot for one of the best milk teas in town. But a recent visit sitting amongst tables of Japanese and Mainland tourists highlighted the touristy side of things, and the tea was nothing better than any other similar eateries, nor was the food anything good to write home about. All in all, a very much hyped up brand with nothing special.

• How much did you spend?
  40
• Overall Rating
  OK

Ingredients were very fresh and some dishes were interesting and others a bit avarage. Service was rushed. Didn't bother me as we were there for a quick lunch but it would not be acceptable if I were there for a nice dinner.

• How much did you spend?
  800
• Overall Rating
  OK

Lunch with some out of towners brought us to the ifc branch for the first time. Not bad, but quite expensive for what it was. Also, a lot of dishes were not available or out of stock, which was a bit annoying.

• How much did you spend?
  300
• Overall Rating
  OK

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.

• How much did you spend?
  300
• Overall Rating
  Good

Don't be fool by the shabby interior; the Korean here is most authentic. The marinated kalbi is full of flavours and quite tender. The sliced pork belly is the tastiest, with a bit of fat bringing out the flavour. On the contrary, the bibimbup was quite average.

• How much did you spend?
  210
• Overall Rating
  OK

Been to Wanchai and Causeway Bay. Prefer the latter because not as packed and noisy. Char Siu on every table so we ordered this too. The proportion of fat and lean meat is just great. Not too sweet either. Another signature dish is gold coin chicken. Basically cholesterol overload with fatty pork, chicken liver. The final product here is not too greasy but that means not as good as I hoped. One dish worth waiting for is the oxtail in red wine sauce. The wait is really quite long but worth it. Tender melt in your mouth oxtail in a tasty sauce. A satisfying meal.

• How much did you spend?
  400
• Overall Rating
  Good

We came here for my mother and father's wedding anniversary dinner. The food was sublime and so pretty, making the occasion truly memorable.The service was truly first class from the minute we set foot at the restaurant.

• How much did you spend?
  300
• Overall Rating
  OK

The lunch sets are such good value, for around $200, you get a full teppanyaki set with beef, prawns and of course their excellent garlic fried rice.

• How much did you spend?
  230
• Overall Rating
  Good

Although lunch is half the price of dinner, it is very rushed at lunch and it is difficult to enjoy the meal. Dinner is definitely more value for money.

• How much did you spend?
  250
• Overall Rating
  OK

The lunch buffet allows us to try all dishes. Because it is a buffet, we did not expect the quality to be as good as normal. The waiter was very friendly and explained each dish to us. Out of all the selection, chicken korma is my favorite, probably because I cannot eat very spicy food (no vindaloo!)

• How much did you spend?
  100
• Overall Rating
  OK

Old-style Western food. One of HK's most original high-end French restaurant, which many say is past its glory days. I still go, for the good set lunches, that come to $2xx per person for a high quality four course meal. Bargain.

• How much did you spend?
  250
• Overall Rating
  OK

I come here all the time, for its casual and inexpensive weekend brunch food. A cozy little café on Yik Yum Street.

• How much did you spend?
  200
• Overall Rating
  OK

The fish congee here is truly exceptional. Thinly sliced fish, the congee base is cooked just right with the texture "fluffy".

• How much did you spend?
  30
• Overall Rating
  OK

My wife and I really like the high ceilings and large windows here. The food is flawless and the wine list is impressive. The tasting menu is around $1000; cheaper than places like Amber. Service has room for improvement if FW wants to compete with Amber and the likes. Otherwise the good work that the kitchen is doing will go to waste.

• How much did you spend?
  1500
• Overall Rating
  Good

My favourite dependable Shanghainese in town. Very authentic food, and perfect for hairy crab dishes as well when in season!

• How much did you spend?
  250
• Overall Rating
  OK

The “All you can eat special” sign outside its entrance prompted us to go in. Once inside, we found out it was for weekend lunch only but I was mesmerised by the rather spacious, high-ceiling room with a semi-circular dining bar. The dramatic lighting in the black wall in the dining room sets the stage for this dining theatre and screams designer chic. As expected, the bill at the end was a little shocking but it was one of the coolest dining experiences in Hong Kong. Just bring a fat wallet.

• How much did you spend?
  1400
• Overall Rating
  Good

The lemon chicken and the roast duck are both delicious!! The sauce is good with plain rice. Have to try them out!!! The rest of the food are also tasty!!

• How much did you spend?
  240
• Overall Rating
  OK

When the food is good, its great. Ribs, nachos, burgers and big desserts (Molten Chocolate Cake and the Carrot Cake) are among our favorites. I think all branches have nice booths and are great for family night outs. However, it can be inconsistent which is prety bad for the price you pay. Most of the time, good, but just one sting and you're done. Also the cocktails are almost always watered down or having next to no alcohol so we don't bother ordering anymore.

• How much did you spend?
  300
• Overall Rating
  Good

Turned up for afternoon snack and waited 10 minutes for a table. On such a hot summer day, the iced milk tea is a big relief, but the tea base is not strong enough. The marconi in soup with BBQ pork tasted pretty good. The thick toast with ham and fried eggs were ok. The scrambled egg at the next table looks better. The selling point of this place is clearly not the food.

• How much did you spend?
  40
• Overall Rating
  Good

I have noticed that the prices have gone up in recent years and the food is the same price as Fook Lam Moon or other hotel restaurants. Some portions are smaller than before. Too expensive for every day lunch but the BBQ pork is the BEST

• How much did you spend?
  400
• Overall Rating
  OK

$600 for a hairy crab, it was big but the taste was definitely not there. Other food are good, but really was put off by the price of the crabs.

• How much did you spend?
  4000
• Overall Rating
  OK