The 28 best spots for kebab in Hong Kong

The food at this restaurant is excellent, particularly the Chilli Chicken and Pav Bhaji, which are standout dishes bursting with flavor. Each meal is made to order, ensuring freshness and quality in every bite. Even though this is a chain restaurant, it doesn’t feel like one; the attention to detail make it stand out. The owner/ manager is incredibly friendly and attentive, making sure that every customer feels valued and well taken care of. The establishment is easy to find, adding to the overall convenience of dining here. This branch truly excels in customer service, creating a welcoming atmosphere that keeps me coming back for more. I highly recommend trying this place if you're in the area!

The food was tasty and fresh. The staff was very kind and helpful. They made me feel comfortable and welcomed. I had a great time and will definitely visit again. Highly recommend!

The chicken curry and the mix kebab are excellent. The butter and garlic naan are delicious. The service is great and the people are friendly. Easy and welcome for locals.

We had a wonderful experience here! The manager was so kind to my child and checked on us periodically, which was really appreciated. The food was also delicious; we enjoyed it much more than other Indian restaurants we've tried. We'll definitely be back next time we're in the area.

The food was very good at Ebeneezer. From the moment I stepped in, the inviting aroma of spices welcomed me. The menu featured a delightful variety of dishes, each prepared with fresh ingredients and a unique blend of flavors. I particularly enjoyed the tender, flavorful meat dishes, which were perfectly cooked and seasoned. The accompanying sides complemented the main courses beautifully, enhancing the overall experience. The ambiance was cozy, making it a perfect place for both casual dining and special occasions. The attentive staff added to the positive experience, ensuring that my visit was enjoyable from start to finish.

The manager here is always very welcoming, and notices small things from his shop as to what his customer wanted. It's one of those shops you walk in, things come to you automatically, no need to ask: water, utensils, sources. They come at the right time just as you need it. 5 stars 😉

I really like this restaurant although its a small place the food and service is really good. The customer service is very nice and the food is really delicious. Would come back again.

A really a unique concept—I’ve never seen a mosque with a canteen inside before! Also great value for money and a convenient spot to try halal dim sum. We loved the pan-fried chicken buns, but the beef buns’ texture wasn’t my favorite. The trays for carrying the dim sum plates on were also bit damp and had some dried herbs stuck to them. We visited right after Dhuhr prayer on Friday, so it was packed—lively and communal, but if you prefer a calmer vibe, try visiting outside prayer times. Still, a cool experience overall and I’d definitely come back to try other things on the menu!

Amazingly delicious halal food that you shouldn’t miss! First time seeing a restaurant within a mosques complex and they made sure to prep authentic delicacies with perfection! Travelled from far to have the food and was worth it! Beef fillet with black pepper sauce was bursting in flavours with soft cuts of meat. Wantons was very nice and was a large serving. Lastly, flat noodles with beef! Top notch. It truly was a nice experience and servers assisted well and took time to suggest few dishes and happily served them😊

The food court is located on the 5th floor of the building, and I must say, the prices here are among the cheapest I've seen in Hong Kong. I had lunch with four friends, and we ordered fried noodles, beef rice, and dim sum. The dim sum was especially delicious, and it's quite rare to find halal dim sum in Hong Kong, which makes this place even more special. The total cost for all of us was around HKD 300 — very reasonable for a satisfying meal.

This was the best halal restaurant in Hong kong! It’s very nice that it’s inside a mosque as well, located on the 5th floor. Authentic asian food and very tasteful. Staff is friendly and service is fast. Price super reasonable.

The food here is delicious and very affordable. The restaurant is located on the 5th floor of the masjids. The only downside is that the lines can be quite long and the service a bit slow, so you may need some patience. Still, the tasty dishes and good prices make it worth trying at least once for an early lunch. However, if you’re short on time, this may not be the best place to visit.

Located at the 5th floor of a masjid. Our favorite was the noodle soup and the XO kai lan, as they were mildly spicy. Too bad we didn’t get to try their dim sum, as we came during dinner time.

A good place for those who would like to try halal cantonese food. It's located on the 5th floor of Masjid Ammar building. During lunch time, it will be crowded. Better to visit before lunch because some foods were already sold out after that. It's so delicious! You can pay using the card if it's more than 200 HKD, unless you need to pay it in cash

In the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong’s streets, finding a Persian restaurant is truly a delight. For lunch, I had a Soltani kebab with Doogh and Shirazi salad. The taste was good—maybe not excellent, but still satisfying, especially considering how challenging it is to serve authentic Iranian food in Eastern countries. I’d rate it a 7 out of 10. The restaurant had a cozy and pleasant atmosphere, and the staff were very friendly and professional. If you’re craving Persian food, I definitely recommend checking it out.

Authentic and delicious Persian food, with flavourful kebabs and fragrant rice, reminds me of home of my origin background! Glad to see some authentic Iranian restaurants in Hong Kong with a range of delicious Persian food, would highly recommend!

Having been to many Persian restaurants around the world, Saffron stands out from many. The Kabab koobideh (grilled minced lamb) was one of the best I have had, it was succulent and delicious. The Saffron rice was perfectly cooked. We also tried the Gormeh Sabzi (herb stew) a classic Persian dish which was flavorful. The Bastani (Saffron ice cream) was excellent. Overall a great value for money considering all the Chinese restaurants that we had visited. I would have given 5 points, but alcoholic beverages were missing in the menu. Nothing is worse than a good restaurant failing to match the excellent food with an excellent glass of wine. The Filipino ladies running the restaurant are doing a great job. I will definitely return on my next visit to Hong Kong.

Food was well presented , fresh and flavourful. The rice and kebabs were cooked perfectly. I also ordered the olives (Divine!) The baklava was okay. That being said it was definitely on the pricier end - which is why I could not give them 5 / Stars.

As a Persian I can say it was very yummy and so glad to find the restaurant cuz I really missed the food. Also liked that Persian Music was played :)

I really liked the food here !! I personally loved the chicken koobideh with rice and vegetables plus the drinks tasted like perfume water (which is a very Persian thing as they add rose water to everything) but it was refreshing with the chia seeds! The saffron ice cream was super good!! It was creamy rich with pistachios and tasted really good! The only issue I had was that the portions are pretty small and extremely expensive so do be mindful of that!

Avoid this place — overpriced and disappointing I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel compelled to warn others. The service was just OK, the food was average at best, and the prices were absolutely outrageous (stupid expensive). I ordered Persian food and received six small pieces of bread that were clearly reheated in microwave from frozen — they charged me HKD $250 ($50aud) just for that. For context, this same bread costs about $2 in Sydney. It felt like a blatant rip-off, and I left feeling completely taken advantage of. Unless you’re looking to waste your money, I strongly recommend avoiding this place.

Bismillah Kebab House in Chungking Mansions, Tsim Sha Tsui, is a must-visit! The food was bursting with flavor, truly some of the best kebabs I’ve had in Hong Kong. The staff were super friendly and attentive, creating a warm and welcoming vibe. If you’re on Nathan Road and craving authentic, delicious food, this spot won’t disappoint!

When I make my way to Hong Kong, my first stop is the labyrinth of exotic restaurants on the first and second floors of the iconic Chungking Mansions. Sometimes it is my second stop, as well😁 There are African and Southeast Asian restaurants, as well, but most of the establishments are from the Indian subcontinent and this gives the Chungking Mansions a very distinctive vibe. Among a number of great options, my favourite is the Bismillah Kebab house. Great food, great prices, great service. This time I got the lamb pizza and it was fabulous but I haven't gone wrong yet with anything I have ordered there so far. The biggest challenge is making a choice with so many wonderful possibilities. I arrived around 10:00PM and was informed that they were only doing carryout at that point so I ate my pizza in nearby Kowloon Park. To be honest, the dining area is nothing special, anyway, just simple tables, hard chairs and regular customers. But this "nothing special" makes the place "special" if you get my idea. Pro Tip While the food is good and cheap, drinks can be a bit pricey. You might do well to get a beverage elsewhere.

Good and tasty food. Variety of choices at acceptable prices. A number of deserts for whetting appetites. Drinks and water are a bit expensive. Service might not be the best but it’s still very acceptable. They accept all kinds of payments including credit cards. Located in Chunking Mansion, first floor.

Ordered a chicken tikka pizza in a rush,expected it to be good but they gave me raw chicken,stale bread and cheese with mold on it

Told my husband i dont like eating Arab food in foreign country but THIS, this changed my view. Price is very cheap. Naan is super soft and good. Garlic naan is only 20HKD. Chicken tikka is around 50HKD i think. The whole floor have multiple halal food options but i think Bismillah Kebab House have the cheapest range with good food!

Ordered a biryani rice, and truly enjoy it. Because I was not that hungry , I only ordered mutton biryani. Would recommend to try the shank. My friend tried their burger and it's good. Also, it's very cheap and totally worth it.

Super delicious kebab. Garlic naan smells so good, texture is very soft and fluffy. Chicken pizza is great too.

This is a 50-year-old restaurant that serves traditional Indian cuisine. The first time you eat here, you will have an unforgettable impression. There are many special dishes here. What impressed me most was the curry soup which was very Indian in style and the naan was also very delicious. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and I will definitely recommend it to my friends.

That's fantastic! It sounds like you had an absolutely incredible meal. Thanks for sharing your experience—reviews like this are so helpful for others. Based on your glowing description, it seems like this place has it all: · Top-Tier Food: Amazing quality, from the "to die for" garlic naan to the perfect butter chicken and biryani. · Excellent Service: Great staff with a special shout-out to Paul for being nice and getting you seated without a wait. ps : the portion sizes were good "Hands down, one of the best Indian food restaurants I have ever been to! The food was absolutely amazing. You can really taste the high quality of the ingredients and the meat. The garlic naan was to die for, the butter chicken hit the spot perfectly, and the biryani was just incredible. Beyond the food, the service was excellent. We were seated directly by Paul with no waiting time. The entire staff was great, and Paul was especially friendly and made us feel very welcome. A flawless experience from start to finish. Highly recommend

Gaylord delivers an authentic Indian fine-dining experience in Hong Kong. Standout dishes include creamy Butter Chicken, tender Lamb Rogan Josh, and freshly baked Garlic Naan—all perfectly spiced. The elegant ambiance features traditional decor, while attentive staff enhance the meal with expert recommendations. Though slightly pricey, the quality justifies the cost, especially with value lunch sets. Peak hours get busy, so booking ahead is wise. Perfect for date nights or family dinners, Gaylord excels in rich curries and aromatic biryanis. A top-tier choice for Indian cuisine lovers—I’ll definitely return! – Highly recommended.

Exotic Indian Restaurant that has a long history in Hong Kong!🇮🇳 Didn’t know this restaurant had been around since 1972! It gives out Indian vibes with the decor~ it’s a value-for-price option for Indian food in town~ As we don’t know much about Indian food🤣, we went for set dinner ($448 per person). It had everything from starters to mains and sides, and ended with desserts and masala tea. My favourite dishes: - crab meat taco (no kidding,loads of crab meat!) - chicken tikka - truffle butter chicken! (Tender meat and delicious sauce for naan dipping!) - garlic naan - the bean curry (dal makhani)!! Didn’t think I’d enjoy vegetarian dish as a meat lover though! It’s really rich in flavour and I need loads of naan to finish off the curry!! The desserts were so different from what we had had! Unique and exotic! Saffron Kufli and carrot cream pudding, so yum🤤

A very cozy and nice restaurant serving awesome indian food. They have live indian music going on to enjoy with your food. The food is very good and it resonates the authentic indian spice and taste buds. If you need more spicy, just ask the server.overall its a good place to have authentic indian food.

Curry was tasty, but the sides were so-so. Chicken was kinda tough. Not everyone knows how to eat the crispy balls — just poke, stuff, and pour the sauce. Pretty good overall, but felt like something was missing.

If you're looking for a memorable dining experience in Hong Kong, Gaylord Restaurant in Tsim Sha Tsui is an absolute must-visit! From the moment we stepped in, the atmosphere was warm and inviting, setting the stage for an unforgettable meal. A standout feature of our visit was the exceptional mutton biryani prepared by Chef Praveen. The biryani was perfectly spiced, with tender, flavorful mutton that melted in your mouth. It was truly a highlight of the meal and a testament to the chef's expertise and passion for authentic Indian cuisine. Every bite was an explosion of flavor, and I can't recommend it enough! Special mention must also go to Rashid and Basanti, who went above and beyond in ensuring our dining experience was flawless. Their attention to detail and impeccable service made us feel incredibly well taken care of throughout our visit. From offering recommendations to anticipating our needs, they made the experience even more enjoyable. Overall, Gaylord Restaurant in TST delivers exceptional food, outstanding service, and a delightful ambiance. If you're in Hong Kong and craving fantastic Indian cuisine, don't miss the opportunity to dine here. Highly recommended!

A nice Lebanese joint in Central. We tried the Hummus Awarma which was accompanied by pita bread and Shish taouk. Both the dishes were delicious and tasted great. We had a glass of wine to go with it. The place has a lovely ambience and we were sitting at the rooftop place.

I have always loved to get their salad bowl during lunch hour/ after work as I live nearby. But the quality especially the portion of food has dropped a lot while the price has gone up. It’s just a lot of rice, and very little protein now. For $148 it’s a bit disappointing esp when restaurants are all providing high protein options/ discounts. Would love to go more often but the portion gets me frustrated every time when I get back home. I love their food though so really hope they can look into the portion.

Love the foods and services here. Three dishes are delicious and position is decent. Will definitely going back for more.

we were here for the good deal of black series promotion. fixed menu, only to choose the main and we got the grill platter. 4 starters we had and they're quite filling. then came to the main a bit of each beef, chicks, lamb and another pita bread. we're quite full without having the dessert. overall the food was good but i'd prefer to have a better choice of drinks to choose from. at least a few more signature cocktails should be available, to make the night more tipsily joyful! they do have a outdoor area but we didn't go and check it out, well, air-con is the king! more travel ideas, photos & videos👇🏾 follow me on ig: food.n.cats.not1less

Best meal we had in HongKong! All the dishes were beautiful and tastes amazing 🥺💗 Staffs were so nice that made us feel warmed and welcomed. Definately would go again whenever I visit HongKong. + They even generously offered us Baklava! Thank you so much ☺️🩷

Reviews The last time I ate here was when I was in Hong Kong around 4 years ago and I remembered the food being so delicious that I came back to the restaurant to try it again. There were two things I noticed that was different. One was the food being a bit more expensive, which is fair. Second was that the chicken was now shaved, where previously I got 4 long chunky pieces of chicken. I didn’t mind the shaved part, but what was really disappointing was the portions! I noticed that the protein serving was reduced significantly. Maybe that is why they changed it to shaved chicken. As you can see from the photo I had half a bowl of rice with no protein to eat it with. Raising prices on top of reducing servings is a bit much. Sadly my memory of the food could not be relived.

This was a great find ! Easy to spot from The mid levels escalators. We sat up on the roof ( our table was in the shade ). The fans and breeze kept us cool. We had the Mezze for two plus a two other dishes - the shish Taouk and the beef shawarma. The food was amazing. Probably some of the best Lebanese food I have ever had anywhere in the world ! Wonderful staff and a lovely setting made this a lunch to remember . We will be back. Highly recommend this place.

Absolutely delightful! The food here is not only delicious but also incredibly affordable with generous portions. The beef patty was packed with juicy, flavorful filling and had a perfectly crispy crust. You can really taste the quality of the meat. Great value for money — highly recommended and definitely worth a return visit!

This is the first time I come back since COVID, and it was a really pleasant experience. I went for dinner with one friend, and we had different dishes I didn't try the previous time. The place is a bit old but it is all about food. The waiter recommended some signature dish, the curry and other things. It was really delicious. Service was nice for a local restaurant, and I was speaking in Chinese. Thee is usually a queue during peak time.

Highlight: Yes, the food is generally good but nowhere close to the hype. I highly recommend their signature dish, beef bun (just beware that the bun is filled with a generous amount of hot soup and it will explode outward when you bite into the bun). ABSOLUTE LOW POINT It’s amazing how one bad staff could completely destroy the entire customer experience. We were waiting for the dessert and a lady staff told us we had to hurry up because they wanted their table back. First they messed up half of our orders and then they had forgotten about our dessert. What’s inexcusable is that they tried to kick us out before they even gave us the dessert. In this day and age, having good food is meaningless if it is paired with poor customer service. For me, there is no point to come back again. One bad experience is more than enough. With their price points there are plenty of eateries that offer equal or higher quality dishes and most definitely much, much better services.

Was abit of a queue around 12:30pm on a Saturday night but it went down pretty quick. I've been wanting to come here for the last four years and finally made it! Can confirm that the food is delicious. Got the infamous beef meat bun which was flavourful, succulent & juicy - a little oily but great overall. The mutton steamed dumplings were gamey but again flavourful and I really liked then. The chicken and jellyfish dish was well portioned and I loved how it wasn't dowsed in oil. For a local restaurant, the service was also decent

I checked out this old restaurant in Kowloon City, dating back to the 1950s. It was not my first time here. 😯 Busy Atmosphere I arrived around noon (busy hour), and wow, it was packed! I had to wait between 20 minutes and an hour for a table. It was a bit chaotic, but I was curious to see what all the fuss was about.🤦🏼‍♂️ Food Variety The menu is extensive, featuring a mix of traditional and modern dishes. I can't say if the food is tasty, but I will leave this to you to find out for yourself. There are plenty of options to keep you entertained. 😋 Just a heads-up: the prices are a bit on the high side. And while I was hoping for less oil in my meal, maybe that’s part of the restaurant’s charm? Service Surprise Here’s a quirky twist: when I asked for a tissue, the staff informed me it would cost 3 dollars for a small pack! That’s a special feature of this place. Who needs free tissues?😹 Final Thoughts Overall, this restaurant has a unique vibe. While the wait, the tissue charge, and the oiliness might raise an eyebrow, the fact that it serves halal food is a big plus for me. That’s more than enough to make it worth a visit if you find yourself in the area. Just be prepared for a few tiny surprises along the way. Oh, actually, I will come back if I am in the vicinity! 😜

Very-very good halal chinese food. Must try their fried beef cakes, fried rice was perfect too. Service was quick and efficient. When we came the place was packed with locals and tourists alike, not only muslims eat here. Had to wait outside a few minutes to get a shared seat. Staff were very friendly and full of smiles even with the busy resto and all.

Islam Food since 1950 is a place I'll definitely come back to. The udon noodles with lamb curry brought back memories of my trip to Japan-rich, authentic flavors. The meat dumplings were cooked to absolute perfection, easily the best I've ever had. Although there was a wait outside to get seated, once we were inside the food arrived quickly.

Went to this resto, recommended by my brother, with my colleagues for lunch. . I ordered Lamb Curry with Nan. The lamb was truly tender and not too fatty. It absorbed the flavours of the curry nicely, but the portion was a bit small. The nan was served hot and delicious with butter. Dipping it in the curry enhanced its savoury taste. My colleagues ordered Fish Curry with Rice and Chicken Korma with Nan respectively. The fish curry was soft, while the chicken korma was meaty. I personally preferred the creamier chicken korma. . The lunch set included coffee or tea, and didn't have any service charge, so the price was quite economical. The seating was quite comfy and there were not a lot of ppl.

I was recommended this Indian / Middle Eastern restaurant by a friend, it was quite authentic and had some attractive menu options. the Curry had strong flavour but the chicken tikka was a bit dry, and the portion sizes were surprisingly small for the price. very friendly and reasonable staff~

Not a great place to go for a good curry. They’re not interested in authentic taste or giving you a good experience. It seems to be riding off the location near Times Square. The white meat was dry or slightly undercooked. The masala curry was watery & oily. The butter naan was the best dish (8/10) and the beef brisket (7.5) in the masala dish was pretty good too. I’d recommend going to Deli Club in Chungking Mansions or Queens Road Market in Sheung Wan for Chautari Restaurant - both places are 9.5/10 for Indian food.

Small diner hidden on a second floor, price is super cheap after the set menu. However, it gives more of an Indian chaa chan ting vibe, including the poor service and localized flavour of the curry. Would not visit the second time during dinner time,coz I’m usually looking for a more welcoming and authentic experience, think those in TST are better. Lunch would be more reasonable if you are working in causeway, for the price tag.

A nice Halal restaurant in the cause bay area. Good food. The butter naan , mutton korma, and the rogan josh were.excellent in taste. Bathroom can be cleaner.

a rush dinner for me and will surely make amend on my score on this one, nice lamb and nan, service is also good, pity that i couldn't spend longer in there to enjoy the delicious food a little more, but generally speaking, a nice place for curry lovers, well worth a try.

This was my first time in this place ideally located in Causeway Bay. The service was good and the waitress very smily and helpful. We tried different curry specialities and 2 starters. The food was very tasty and well cooked. We had a good portion of rice to go with the curry. The lamb and the chicken were tender and delicious. Maybe the curry could have been a little bit stronger to have even more taste. But the experience is really good. We also tried the naan. I would say one of the best I ever tried in Hong Kong. The atmosphere of the restaurant is basic. I appreciated to be sitting next the windows with a view on Time Square! Well done guys! Will definitely come back.

We were quite disappointed with both the service and the food. The food was rather bland, even with the provided mixed sauce. The barbecued meat was tough and inadequately cooked and seasoned. Even the kebab doner roll bread was dry and hard. We do not plan to eat there again.

My recent dining experience at this restaurant was extremely disappointing. The food was served cold and half cooked. More on top the lamb doner was frozen not fresh This combination of poor service and food quality made it the worst dining experience l've ever had. I ordered rice with lamb doner, i ate the rice but left the lamb doner for owner to look at. I wouldn’t recommend anyone going there and waste your money, theres better restaurant on the same street.🙏 Message to owner: please do not serve the food which yourself wouldn’t even like to Eat or to be served to your family member.🙏 One of my friend has been hospitalised of having food poisoning and had pass the prove to Food and Environmental Hygiene Department to follow up they will be visiting you soon.

In Wan Chai, when I'm in the mood for a simple meal, I often go to a local kebab shop and have a beer. However, this time, I ended up at a nearby Turkish restaurant, which was quite empty when I arrived at around 9 pm, with only one other table of customers. I ordered the Beef Kebab, Turkish Fried Spring Roll, Turkish Salad, and a Turkish-style Lemonade. Before the food arrived, they had already provided us with a selection of sauces, including a tomato-based one and a spicy one, which I thought was a nice touch. When the dishes were served, I found the Turkish Salad to be a bit underwhelming in terms of flavor, so I added some salt to it. The Beef Kebab on the other hand, was quite enjoyable, with the meat cooked well and the various accompaniments complementing the flavors nicely. The Turkish Fried Spring Roll was a pleasant surprise, with a delightful cheese filling that paired well with the other dishes. Overall, while the meal wasn't bad by any means, I still prefer the kebab shop next door, which I find more satisfying and better suited to my tastes.

Perfect little cheeky spot to grab some delicious doner meat and Turkish grub pre-or-post Wanchai. The Mezze platter is great for sharing and has an interesting array of dips (you will need to order more bread, as 3 pieces never seems enough). The doner salads are great for a healthy option and the meat is nicely charred and not greasy. The mixed meat grill is always a great option for small groups to sample all the chargrilled goodness!

First time coming, tried their Adana Lamb goes with French fries. It taste good to me, and the atmosphere make me feel like going to some casual Bar & eatery in Barcelona city I’ve seen a lot .

Nice place to eat Turkish dishes, the taste is good, the meat quality is great and the flavors are authentic, the green mint sauce is the best of them and the mix plate gives you a taste of everything, size is big enough for 1 person or 2 Less hungry just willing to try and price is on point. The waiter is ok just, can have a bit better attitude but no big deal. I would definitely recommend this place if you are looking for authentic flavors.

Nice service and the chef is cute always with smile ☺️

Went with friends for lunch and enjoyed. Chicken platter was delicious. Truffle mushroom croquettes were my personal favourite. Staff was accommodating and atmosphere was quiet.

Sports bar vibe with two large TVs serving the main area on the first floor. A spiral staircase to the second floor has addition space. Had some loaded nachos.

We were all very pleased with the three dishes we ordered. The halloumi mushroom wrap was delicious. The mushroom avocado toastie was great as well. The big breakfast was also very fulfilling. The atmosphere of the restaurant is nice as well, with fun music and nice service attitude. We didn’t have kids in the party, but we saw that their kids menu had hilarious wording.

Visited FF, another HALAL dining option in SOHO central HK, on a cold Tuesday afternoon after the trip to the Peak. Ambience was warm and cozy. Friendly service and overall experience was great. I could not say much for the food as the burgers were lacking the flavors, beef patty was dry. Appetizer nachos, Rice platter and apple crumble dessert were good. Overall nice experience, will still recommend if visiting SOHO, central of HK.

Flaming Frango lived up to all my expectations! The food was really tasty and the service friendly and efficient. The lunch deal, being a “buy one get one free” deal or -30% for solo diners, is good value for money. They also offer various deals during the week, definitely worth a visit! (Only “negative” point would be that the website is not very useful and could do with a redesign, especially for mobile users, but that has got nothing to do with the quality of the food…)

One of the very few places in Hong Kong that does peri peri chicken and does it well. I've been here before and today I opted for a wrap instead of the roasted chicken just for a change of pace. The wrap was well toasted and filled with a generous amount of their pulled roasted chicken. Of course the highlight of the meal was the peri peri sauces that they offer to enjoy with your meal. The spicy peri peri sauce paired wonderfully with the wrap as well as the french fries. The staff were friendly as well as the manager, who was a bit distraught watching the Olympics that were being shown on the TV :) Overall always a great time here and definitely stop by if you're in the mood for some peri peri chicken.

Excellent service and food. Worth the money you spend. Definitely a must try place. Everything was fresh and flavorful. The service was great and ambience is great.

Randomly stopped in and it was a highlight of my HK trip! The FRESHEST and most flavorful kebab platter I’ve had in my past few months living in Asia. Ideal for a late night bite. Will likely be back even though I’m only here for a few days 🙈

Delicious food! I had the spicy Mixed Donner Roll (HK$70), chips (French fires), and a Tsingtao beer. The chips were good. Very lightly salted. The donner was delicious. Not spicy at all! It was my first time drink a Tsingtao beer and it was super smooth! Probably one of my favorite beers of all time. Listen… don’t skip out on this place. It might look like a hole-in-the-wall, but definitely worth a try.

I had to wait for 15 minutes to be served. The lamb was completely overcooked, dry and tasteless. The waiter was playing around and it was not serious. Bad place.

The customer service at this restaurant is something I hope other customers in the future don't have to go through. The place was empty and we pre ordered a pizza and when we got there were planning to order fries and more soft drinks. Something the manage Sunny has let us to on numerous occasions. Instead of just telling us no simply. We were yelled at and told to leave. The main woman at the counter was very rude to all 3 of us. And when we explained we're regulars and talk to Sunny all the time. She says " don't tell Sunny about this. You don't need to talk to him " and we left immediately. Insane interaction. Hope no one else has to go through this.

I LOVE this restaurant!!! Especially the chicken doner rice.

I recently ordered a chicken salad for HKD 70, and I was quite disappointed with the portion size. The chicken was noticeably small, leaving me feeling underwhelmed. In the past, their portions were generous and justified the price, but that no longer seems to be the case. It's frustrating to see a decline in value, especially when I used to enjoy their meals. I hope they reconsider their portion sizes!

Very Dirty place. I saw that women were cleaning tables with napkins which was used by customers. Really poor customer service. Food were not very bad but you could find a lot of restaurant which is cleaner and has more delicious food than this one.

It’s hard to find Turkish food to eat in Hong Kong, and one day I spotted this Turkish restaurant, runs by a Turkish couple. The meat used for making the kebab has not been placed in the freezer, and only olive oil, salt and black pepper is used as the main ingredients to marinate the meat. My personal favourite is the wrap, and my friend favours kebab rice the most.

The price is so nice!!!! I ordered chicken wrap and mixed wrap. They were authentic and fulfilling. The fries and falafel were fried well. They also sell homemade ice cream and Turkish snacks. Good restaurant overall. Will go again la~

There are a number of kebab shops down this street but this is the only one that serves Turkish ice cream. This is a bit rare in Hong Kong. All the food is made by the owners, a husband and wife team. My favorite was the flatbread and the baklava. Super fragrant. The place is located near the Wanchai MTR station. English menu available and staff speak English.

For an affordable and delicious kebab experience, look no further than Cappadocia Turkish Kebab in Hong Kong. This restaurant is sure to impress with its combination of quality food and wallet-friendly prices.

A new Turkish restaurant in wanchai, and I do have to say they are quite nicely decorated. Works well for dinner as well as lunch, I'd imagine but I came here for lunch. They are pretty generous with their meat portions which is a plus and very reasonably priced. I would visit again & they have baklava too which is served plain, always love this dessert.

Ive travelled in Turkey recently, and this cozy restaurant in Wanchai just hits the spot. Food is freshly prepared by a Turkish couple, and taste is very close to what I had in Turkiye. Ambience feels very authentic with turkish decors and music playing. They also sell baklava, turkish coffee, turkish ice cream. Highly recommended, and much better than othet middle eastern / turkish chain stores around HK.

Removed from “Want to go”, and added to a select few “Favorites”. First off, I had the Baklava - it was really good. It can be improved by having more pistachio (there can never be enough pistachio), a crispy texture, and less sugar but otherwise very very nice. I enjoyed it. I took away Falafel wrap. In my recent reviews one can see I’ve admonished a few places for using less sauces (because their ingredients were poor). Cappadocia uses even less sauce - but it is how this dish is supposed to be. They rely on the harmony of fresh ingredients to bring a great flavor profile to the palate. I chose the spicy version and thoroughly enjoyed it with a chilled Carlsberg at home. I was too hungry to take a picture. The price on falafel wrap is very nice - the other places I had the same dish were about 40-50% more expensive with smaller portions and significantly worse falafel wrap…so I’m very happy with my purchase. $55 well spent. 5/5 - keep it up. I will be back.

I ordered Butter Naan, Chole (Chickpeas), and Ras Malai - the papad (poppadums) and chutneys (dips) were complimentary. First off, the papad had too much oil. The chole and naan were acceptable. This would have been a 3.5 star review. However, the ras malai was not only not-fresh but it seemed like they defrosted some packaged stuff and served it. On top of that, the “malai” in ras malai stands for a patty/ball typically made of paneer (or paneer+cream) - the thing they served me wasn't made of paneer but was basically a rasgulla. This was one of the worst ras malai I’ve ever had and really soured my experience. The service was great though. I used Eatigo 50% off and they immediately obliged. If you're using the same you may want to make sure they apply the 50% off on all the a la carte products and not just one product. Atmosphere: the place has a good Indian-themed decoration but (through no fault of theirs) is extremely noisy. Unfortunately, I'll likely not go back.

An Indian restaurant in the heart of Wanchai. The ambience is very Bollywood and gives you Indian vibes. It was quite crowded on a Saturday evening so reservation is highly recommended. We were served with complimentary papads with green chutney. The onion fritters were nice and crisp. The Chinese style prawns were good and spicy. The naan were very soft and delectable and so was the paneer. Would like to visit the place again and they also have buffet lunch everyday.

This Indian restaurant in Wan Chai boasts an elegant and comfortable environment, making it perfect for gatherings with friends or family. The menu offers a diverse selection, including the crispy lamb ribs, which are tender and unforgettable; the butter palak corn is a healthy choice, with buttery aroma blending spinach and corn's sweetness. The kesari pulao is fragrant, while the pistachio kulfi is a perfect dessert, with its rich nutty flavor that’s hard to resist. The Amritsari kulcha is also delicious, adding more richness to the entire meal!

The staff was nice.The boss was extremely humble.We went for the Brunch buffet. Despite being so busy, the service was good.The food was refilled quickly at the buffet counters and seemed to be fresh. I thought the lice pan Puri counters were unlimited but there were only given once. I wish they could have Atleast give a small plate of aloo chaat per person.

An Absolute Gem for Indian Cuisine Lovers! Jojo Indian Cuisine truly blew me away. The food was nothing short of fantastic – rich in flavor, perfectly spiced, and beautifully presented. Without a doubt, this is one of the best Indian restaurants I’ve ever dined at, anywhere in the world. The service was warm and attentive, and the atmosphere relaxed yet inviting. If you’re in Hong Kong and craving authentic, top-tier Indian food, Jojo is an absolute must. Highly recommended!

Ordered a set of great value scrumptious Indian. It was a combo for 2 with starters, main, carbs and a small dessert. It is an actually great set for people who don’t know Indian food too well cause it includes all popular dishes already. All food was very authentic and well cooked. I liked the dal Tadka a lot. The butter chicken and Dal Tadka was particularly outstanding too. The portion was very impressive especially with the price that they charged. Helper was very friendly and the dishes were safely packed with all necessary condiment. Good option and value when craving for Indian food.

The food there was good as well as the services from the staffs. Garlic naan was my favourite and probably the best i have ever had, but it would've been better if we, the customers were able to get the naan by ourselves from the station as it is convenient but i am sure the staffs did it opposite as they serves us fresh and hot! Will go again soon!

It's totally worth it! We went for Mother's Day 2025. The food was fresh, and there was a great selection. The kids' area was adorable! We'll definitely be back.

Save 27%on Cafe Kool's great lunch buffet by booking through Klook or KKDay. Found on the 1st floor of the Kowloon Shangri-La, it delivers on both food quality and service for a really pleasant lunch.

Staying in the Shangri-La so had complimentary access to Café Kool and Horizon Club due to my Diamond Membership Level. Very good food for the countless times I’ve been here - open everyday from 6:30(?) to 10:30 for buffet breakfast. There are a wide variety of cuisines to choose from, with a noodle and fried egg bar. Overall, I’ve had most of their types of eggs, which are of good quality. It would be even better if the Tea Eggs had more ‘Tea’ taste in them. The salmon is ok for most of the time I’ve had them. Cereal and fruit is good too.

Atmosphere: Nice lighting comfortable , not too crowded Service: friendly, attentive and helpful Food: salad is fresh, main course selections are wide. As for desserts, nothing stand out, need some improvement on both flavors and texture.

Went on a weekend. They didn't let anyone in until almost 15 minutes past their opening time. Dishes started to run out about 20 minutes after that. Many were never refilled. Limited dishes had huge crowds lining up. They gave 1 pair of scissors (for crabs) for the entire table to share. They sat parties of 3 at tables obviously designed for people. The surrounding diners were extremely noisy. The presentation of quite a few dishes was unappetizing (see photo of disgusting looking plate of cheese below). Some of the items like soups must be handed out by chefs, so be ready for the classical grumpy China HKer service. Everything was as expected for a Chinese owned hotel group (?). See photos, taken around 40 minutes into the meal.

Cafe Kool is one of my favorite and best buffet dining places in Hong Kong for over two decades. Their buffet menu is truly a delicacy! They are very generous with the quality of the ingredients, the portion and chefs are extremely courteous and take the time to explain the menu and answer questions. Their wide selection of menu is truly one of a kind and gives local or international diners an unforgettable and fulfilling dining experience. My favorite are their fresh oysters, herbal soup and wantons. Great place to bring a large group or your entire family to celebrate a special occasion. From the host to the servers, everyone there are super nice and accommodating!

Lots of good food, great service, skilled staff, nicely decorated place. Desserts are the best part

The buffet has a fantastic selection of dishes. The Pani Puri station is so much fun, and the live station makes fresh, crispy dosa to order. The spread of curries, from creamy Butter Chicken to Palak Paneer, was impressive, alongside lots of tasty appetisers and classic sweets like Gulab Jamun. the lunch buffet is incredibly affordable at just. For under HK$200, you get an all-you-can-eat feast of authentic Indian cuisine in a beautiful setting in Central, which is an absolute bargain!

Went to Jashan today to celebrate my friends birthday and had the best Indian food⭐️ everything was 10/10 highly recommend!! There were so many dishes to choose from in the buffet from starters to main and of course something sweet😋 I would like to give my special thanks to Mr. Terry for making us feel like home with his great hospitality🙏🏼 and especially for providing us a mini halwa cake for my friend’s birthday!! It was such a sweet gesture🌟 I will definitely go back for more buffets to try different varieties🤌🏼

First time trying Indian food and they made it really well, the waiters serving the food are also really nice. The boss even taught us how to eat some of their dishes.

📚Booking: I booked 2 days in advance for a Friday night (2 people) through the OpenRice app. Through the app, I was able to get a 15% off discount, which I highly recommend you do! 🪴Environment: The restaurant is dimly lit with lamps for individual tables. I went during Valentine's Day and I thought the atmosphere was perfect for it. There are around 5-6 sofa cubicles and around 8-10 tables in the middle of the room. I found the sofa cubicle spacious and comfortable for 2 people. 🥘For 2 people, we ordered the following: 1) Paneer butter masala 2) Parmesan chicken tikka 3) Kale chaat 4) Garlic naan 5) Lassi (plain sweet and mango) My favourite was the chicken tikka, which was sooo tender and juicy. The masala also paired perfectly with the naan. I was slightly disappointed with the chaat which I thought had too much sauce (covered the other flavours). 💰Pricing: Our total (with the 15% off) was $432 for two people, which is not cheap but reasonable for a comfy restaurant in Central. Overall: I really enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. I think that it has less variety of dishes compared to other Indian restaurants I've been to in HK, but the dishes I got were all delicious and well-made. Definitely more of a fine-dining feel.

A bit far from Central MTR station but it’s worthy. The foods is yummy, also they give good service n explain about the foods n way how to eat it. My favourite is pani puri🤤

I've been visiting this restaurant for the past 7 years and it has always been a pleasure visiting. They have consistently maintained their standard all this time and this is my go to choice for arranging parties for colleagues. The ambience is good for visiting individually, with family, or with professional colleagues. The food is delicious and the taste caters to a wide range of palates. Their buffet is very nice and quite popular because of the quality, taste, and affordability. The staff are helpful and friendly. The owner is really polite, engaging, and welcoming.

Good quality North Indian food with decent price! Have been there multiple times and will for sure go back again 👍🏼

A Flavor Explosion at Chutney Tandoor House! If you’re craving bold, authentic Indian flavors in Hong Kong, look no further than Chutney Tandoor House. Every dish here is a celebration of taste and texture! The Raj Kachori is an absolute showstopper — crisp, tangy, and beautifully presented. The Seekh Kebab in Bun is a genius twist on street food, packed with smoky flavor and perfectly spiced. And in chaats, especially the Pani Puri or the Daal Tadka, are simply irresistible — fresh, vibrant, and bursting with traditional goodness. The ambiance is warm and inviting, and the staff are attentive and passionate about their food. Chutney Tandoor House is a must-visit for anyone who loves Indian cuisine done right. Can’t wait to go back!

The cozy yet modern ambiance makes this spot perfect for gatherings or dates. The flavors are rich, balanced, and authentic, showcasing impressive spice mastery. Each dish is perfectly executed, with bold seasonings and fresh, high-quality ingredients. Service is attentive, and the food presentation is stunning.

Saw them in restaurant week so wanna give it a try! It’s perfect for a big group. Don’t have anything to complain. Nice, spacious restaurant with high quality food. The lunch set is so full that I could not order mango lassi. Good value of money. Will come again next time!

This restaurant is highly recommended by my colleagues and I wanted to try long ago. Today we had a great dinner here. Everything tastes so great! From the starter to the curry to the naan and dessert! Nice environment, and the staff are very helpful. I’m sure I will come again!

The restaurant not only offers Butter Chicken but also allows you to choose shrimp or beef. We opted for the shrimp, which was tender and bouncy. The highlight is the creamy curry sauce, rich yet slightly sweet, making it completely non-greasy and utterly delicious. 👍🏻

Food: All foods are exceptionally well and portions are very much enough indeed. It is such privilege to enjoy the proper Indian cuisine with the view of the old Victoria Prison with the sense of heritage. The add on mocktail has cucumber and lime, it was very refreshing and perfectly matched with the vibe of Friday. CP Value: I will give 9.5/10, it's the first time to present 9.5 points during my restaurant week journey, 4 courses at $198 and big portion. Dinning experience: The restaurant is very beautiful with all stunning decorations, art paints and the window seats, starting from the reception areas, extremely fascinating with Royal palace elements. It is located on the 4th floor of the building, same group of the famous Shahrazad on the 2nd floor . I would like to point out the service standard is really appreciated as all of them are very polite with smile, I have enjoyed the lunch very much.

If you're feeling tired of Western food and want to celebrate, this place is absolutely perfect! ✨ The decor features a luxurious gold theme with peacock-inspired art, and you get stunning views overlooking Tai Kwun – whether day or night, the ambiance is simply fantastic💛! ᵕ̈

Sumac HK in Central is a great spot if you’re looking for classy Mediterranean and Lebanese food with a cool Middle Eastern vibe. The entrance and decor feel elegant and inviting, with warm tones and chic lighting that set the mood for a relaxed, stylish night out. There’s even a lounge right next door, perfect for chilling before or after your meal. The food is solid- the hummus and pita are a flawless combo, super smooth and fresh, and the falafel is crispy and tasty with a delicious Lebanese sesame sauce. The chicken taouk is tender and flavorful, especially with the garlicky toum sauce on the side. The tabbouleh was super fresh (maybe a bit too much for my taste), and the Lebanese rice was a little bland. We finished with a rose-flavored rice pudding that was a bit too sweet for me. Overall, Sumac has a stylish atmosphere and tasty dishes that make it a nice spot for a laid-back Friday night with friends. Definitely worth trying the hummus! I’d give it a 7.5/10 and might come back. 𝐅𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐰 “𝐠𝐮𝐠𝐮𝐟𝐨𝐨𝐝𝐢𝐞” 𝐨𝐧 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐦 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐝𝐞𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐞𝐝 𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰𝐬!💛

The food is delicious and the flavours are on-point. The Mouhamara in particular blew me away and it’s possibly the best roasted red bell pepper dip I’ve ever had 😮‍💨🔥 The portions are generous and if you’re in the mood for some Lebanese food and want to treat yourself, this place won’t disappoint. Plus, they have a cozy lounge with a lovely outdoor area just next door that serves shisha too—definitely check it out when you visit!

I love middle eastern food. Ambience and decor was elegant. Beautiful place for a lovely evening. Dinner and mocktails were decent 👌. Had lots of vegetarian options. I did not try the lounge. Food wise MOUHAMARA was the best. Seems I forgot to take its pic along with Hummus and Pita.

Had a unique dining experience at Sumac! Don't really have the chance to try out a lot of Lebanese food in HK, so this is one of them 🥘 We tried out a variety of classic Lebanese dishes, which we believe is on par with the top lebanese restaurants in Hong Kong, but what we found unique was their Lebanese Rice Pudding. Unlike traditional rice pudding, the addition of rose water gives a nice unique floral flavour, and the pistachios added a crunchy constrast to the rather soft pudding texture, making a perfect balance of sweet and nutty flavor! 🍮 Their cocktails are quite strong too haha they have a lounge and bar area with a variety of Lebanese wines - I didn't go to the lounge but enjoyed their drinks in the main dining area! 🍷 Check it out if you're around Central

I visited Sumac in Central and enjoyed a pleasant experience. The restaurant features a warm, inviting atmosphere with spacious seating. I tried the creamy Hummus with fresh pita, crispy Falafel, and the Chicken Taouk, which was tender and flavorful. The Rice Pudding for dessert was smooth and aromatic. Overall, a solid choice for Mediterranean cuisine, suitable for both gatherings and intimate meals.

Sumac Restaurant and Lounge is just 8 minutes walk from Central, hidden away from the hustle of LKF. There you can find an elegant Mediterranean interior design that is uncommon to see in Hong Kong. Starting with The hummus (HKD130), it’s a Middle Eastern spread made from a blend of chickpeas, tahini, olive oil, and so on. Good to dip with pitty bread, It tasted creamy and a bit earthy, arousing my appetite. Next, we had a mezze salad – tabbouleh (HKD160), which consisted of finely chopped fresh parsley leaves tomato, fine cracked wheat, and mint leaves. what a fragrant and refreshing salad. My favorite was the halloumi (HKD180), It’s made from a mixture of goat’s and sheep’s milk. Oven-baked to a crispy golden crust, it’s so yummy with a firm texture. For the main dish, we had Chicken Taouk (HKD350), The meat was soft and pillowy, marinated in Lebanese garlic sauce and toum. Finally, we had rice pudding (HKD135) to end the fantastic night.

On our last evening in Hong Kong, we enjoyed a lovely evening at Sumac restaurant. The food was excellent - exceptionally good hummus, beautiful fattoush and Lebanese grill - all delicious. The Lebanese wine was a new experience for us and very good. And May’s service was warm, friendly and professional. All around, an exquisite evening. Highly recommended.

Halal Turkish culinary restaurant placed at Wan Chai.. they got big portion for every dishes they serve.. the prices are quite acceptable for what we got..

Owner was super nice and compt us tea. Got my Turkish fix and will go back. I esp loved the coffee and dessert. The home made bread was also awesome.

Really good food! Probably the best Turkish food to be found in Hong Kong. It has authentic kebab meat and none of the fancy stuff. The flavour is good and the portions are generous. The chicken kebab is definitely the best meat. I’d recommend the Turkish pizza as well (a little thinner and lacking the generous amount of topping) but overall still good.

food is authentic and delicious. The only problem is that the food is relatively too salty, but it is the general problem of all HK restaurants. Nice staff. Nice restaurant overall. Can re-visit.

The staff were friendly and very welcoming! I came with my friend as the food is halal and we ordered the mix BBQ for one and the kunafa. It was my first time trying Turkish food and both dishes tasted super delicious and I loved them! As someone who doesn’t particularly love meat, I really enjoyed the mix BBQ especially paired with the sauces they gave. The kunafa was also super yummy and a great savoury dessert. I definitely plan on coming back to try more of the other food soon and would highly recommend for anyone looking for a Turkish food spot in HK! :)

I honestly think this is the best authentic Turkish restaurant in Hong Kong. This place has the best kebabs no questions asked in Hong Kong. The meat is so juicy and tender as well being well seasoned and flavourful. I have tried chicken, beef and lamb from here. All of them are bloody delicious! I had the lamb steak with rice this time. The lamb was amazingly juicy and not hard to chew. The portion was massive. We also shared chicken sac kebab. The döner meat comes with seasoned vegetables and spices and it was also bloody delicious. We also had the double meze platter. The hummus with that Turkish/Lebanese bread is to go crazy over. It was also bloody delicious! The salty Ayran tastes very authentic. It’s a salted yoghurt drink, and is very good for you. Moreover, we wrapped it up with the dessert which was the kunefe. It’s a cheese pastry with sweet syrup. Holy GUACOMOLE, this slapped so well. I absolutely loved the taste of it. It was something I had always wanted to try. And the texture, the crisp and the cheese pull got me addicted to it. The customer service is perfect as well. The owners of the restaurant are so nice and welcoming. They always have smiles on their faces. I would 100% recommend this place to everyone. Go and have a feel for authentic Turkish food. You will find it worthwhile. 5/5

I came many times and still my favorite halal restaurant in Hongkong. Also The waitress really nice and served me well. The food and the atmosphere is good. Recommended place especially for us as a muslim

The portion is quite generous, even though I requested half the usual amount of rice but the chicken was a bit oily. So it make me full as I keep drinking water. On the bright side, kudos to the owner and staff for being friendly and nice. 👍👍

i think its a good restaurant +staff i think they are handsome and kind, smile on the face all the time, i can feel they are good people and passion on food and the place +decoration its a rare Turkey restaurant with many rare things that we don't usually see in other restaurants around here, interesting and good style +animal i see two rabbit over there, they are taking care well, healthy and happy i am happy about that +food +food quality all perfect and delicious everything can feel that it is just made before serves us, so fresh and hot food i like all the meet they serve, it all tastes good. the vegetables are all fresh and green, I specially like the raw onion, spicy and delicious. +food delivery speed it take around 25min to get the first food on the table, it is slow but the food quality fix the problems of it. we didn't eat in a hurry situation, so we are okay to stay for a long time to eat food -price it is expensive and not suitable to eat alone, otherwise it will cost a lot to taste different things, Better share with friends -toilet two small toilet for whole restaurant, its dark and small, better add few more light to avoid the things on the road and non flat ground

The food and service were bad , we had vomiting and diarrhoea for my family. The kebab was not fresh, the homus and baba ganouj was bad , they took more than 1 hour to prepare the food. The waiter was trying his best , but the cook was a bit arrogant ...the bill was about 2000$ , it was not worth the quality of food they served us...

Must try their kebabs! It’s the best I’ve ever tasted. They have delicious Apple tea exactly like those I had in Istanbul. The chef is friendly. Will definitely return to get my kebab fix here.

the place was quite hidden, but still easy to find. when I came, the place was quite crowded. overall, I love the lamb so much. and the most important is halal.

Excellent experience! The hygeine was maintained, it was a clean space… food was of good quality, the hosts were very welcoming, well-behaved and accommodating! A lil pricey but the atmosphere makes up for that

My friend and I loved this restaurant. We thought it was quite pricey in the beginning because I’ve previously visited turkey and comparing the local prices to this seemed ridiculously high (understandably so since the restaurant would have to import a lot of the ingredients too which bumps up the price). Regardless, the taste was amazing and it was the right portion size too! Not too little or too much. I got the fig smoothie which tasted pretty good and my friend got salep drink. As for the main dish, I got chicken kebab with rice whilst my friend got the beef one and we both agreed that the chicken one tasted the best! The atmosphere was beautiful with the typical turkish lights, turkish art and turkish books for you to read from. The owner was also quite nice as he striked up some conversation with us.

My wife didn't enjoy anything in HK and suggested to come here. She said it's the best meal dhe had her whole trip. This restaurant saved our marriage. All jokes aside. This is a phenomenal restaurant.

Quaint little place within the ladies market in Kowloon. The food was well marinated and prepared. Portion were also decent. The seatings are limited. One cannot expect too much from a place in this neighborhood as spaces are limited. Overall, good food. The chai we had could have been better

After travelling Asia we were craving Turkish food and it was absolutely fantastic!

Turkey's Restaurant is not so many in Hong Kong. Our Restaurant in Mong Kok. The food is so good, so fresh and so delicious. You need to try it.

Great local place for Turkish food. Have been coming here for years, the place is cosy family run place. Nice service and very friendly. It is located right in the middle on ladies market so very convenient if you have been shopping nearby. Usually order the chicken doner with rice, and a mixed doner (chicken and lamb) with salad. You can chose what you like, and als for extra sauce on the side. We also shared the chicken kofte (meat balls) really tasty and freshly grilled. Must eat Turkish in Hong Kong.

Alhamdulillah. Very tasty food and reasonable price. Home made salad dressings and authentic taste of kebab. Must come if you're in HK.

The food was great. They claim to be halal however I saw alcohol on the premises. We had the cheese pizza and it was one of the best I've had. Would recommend that pizza in particular. It's a nice place to stop to grab a bite while visiting the Ladies market.

Cute little spot with limited seating—great for something quick. The hummus was my favorite—really creamy and delicious. The shawarma was on the smaller side, and the falafel was a bit dry, but dipping it in the hummus helped. Nice place to chill with a beer and snack on some small plates.

My experience at Bayrouth Bistro was nothing short of exceptional. The culinary offerings were delectable, showcasing a masterful blend of flavors that delighted the palate. Each dish was crafted with precision, reflecting an unwavering commitment to quality and authenticity. Complementing the gastronomic excellence was the impeccable service—attentive, courteous, and seamlessly professional. The staff’s dedication to ensuring a memorable dining experience was evident in every interaction. Bayrouth Bistro is a paragon of culinary artistry and hospitality, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to discerning diners seeking an unparalleled epicurean journey.

The creamiest hummus. My go-to place when I crave fast and delicious lebanese food

Very delicious, wonderful taste. And I was warmly treated🥰

Many people told me about this place, so I had to try it as I am a huge fan of Lebanese food. But my recent visit for a late chicken shawarma wrap left me completely underwhelmed. I was really looking forward to some authentic Lebanese flavours, but the wrap I received just didn't deliver. It was missing the vibrant taste it's supposed to have. There were no pickles, no sauce, the meat was dry and tasteless, and the pita bread seemed old. A sad lettuce leaf and two stale tomato slices as garnish didn't make the cut. I have literally never had such a poor-quality Lebanese wrap in my life. If only I could say that the overall experience was saved by the owner's welcoming spirit, but no. He was super cold, barely acknowledged my polite order, and looked at me the entire time like I was going to rob his place. A really weird feeling. This was the first and last time. There are way better options in HK—even if you are drunk and it is late, just go to the closest kebab shop.

Very nice place for a quick mezze and a wrap sandwich. The food is good but a bit far from the taste of Lebanon that I usually like. Service was great and the atmosphere was good. The restaurant is very well located.

I’ve been coming here for the Shish Kebab and Baba Gannouj for over a decade, and it remains as good as ever! Love the hospitality of the brothers, the atmosphere, and most importantly, the dips — don’t leave without trying the Hommous Bayrouti and the Feta Cheese Dip.

We arrived late for our reservation, but the team still welcomed us warmly — truly appreciated! Special thanks to Tina and Anu G for their gracious hospitality and excellent service throughout our visit. We had the High Afternoon Tea with Steak and the Afternoon Tea Set with cakes — both were beautifully presented and delicious. The setting was elegant but relaxed, making it perfect for slow, indulgent conversations over tea. We’ve been on the hunt for great afternoon tea spots, and this one definitely earns a spot on our list. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy a refined yet approachable tea experience in the city.

This restaurant has a really relaxed and cozy atmosphere, just like a fancy fine dining place in Europe. I like the vibe 🥂. The service and food are amazing! The ingredients are top-notch and the chef prepared them in a way that was absolutely perfect. Overall, it was a fantastic weekend lunch experience, with a beautiful view of the Victoria Harbour. I’ll definitely be back!

The guy who welcomed us at the top of the stairs had me in stitches! I’ve been here before, and even though my last experience was different, the service was just as stellar. The staff really went the extra mile by giving a birthday cake for my mom. I couldn’t help but laugh when the guy suggested swapping the 7 on the plate for a 5, thinking my mom—who’s turning 70—didn’t look the part! I highly recommend this place not only for its breathtaking view of Victoria Harbour but also for its exceptional service!

The environment was a bit noisy. The main is ordinary but the desserts were very delicious. Lovely for the birthday surprise!

Lovely afternoon tea locations with harbour view. Nice and friendly staff and wonderful service. It's a nice place for a chill afternoon

Big fan of Fortnum & Mason and was excited to stumble upon it in HK! The tea selection is top tier, great view of the bay

Lovely spot for afternoon tea with harbour view, cozy and good vibe. Friendly staff, although some still need more training and there is room for improvement. Generally speaking, good value and good food.

Got the chicken meat kebab. Well cooked & flavoured - not overly oily. Quite pricy though

The halloumi cheese wrap is okay! The vegetables are fresh, and the seasoning is on the light side. More halloumi would be more filling, but overall, it's not bad.

Yikes, falafel sandwich served on a shelf-stable tortilla, yuck. These tortillas have such an awful aftertaste. The lettuce was brown and soggy. Cost for the sandwich was HKD$60 which is way too expensive for such an inferior falafel. Falafel Hut, please up your game if you want to attract more business.

This hole-in-the-wall has me coming back at least once a week. My daughter loves the spicy mixed kebab from here and finishes every drop. Service is quick and the owner is always good with a smile. Delicious and filling food.

A small place at a corner in Kennedy town where you can find middle eastern food. Wraps are pretty good. I have tried chicken, beef and lamb. The shop is open until late night. Not sure whether they have biriyani although it is mentioned in their menu. Also I tried hummas with pita bread as well. It’s okay. You will get one pita bread when order hummas.

Delicious kebab rolls! Beef and lamb are really good. Tasty chips with spicy sauce. Consistent, good value, friendly service, convenient for late night food in Kennedy Town

Worked late and was only customer at the establishment at around 9.15pm-9.30pm. Was curious to try the lamb briyani at Falafel Hut given it had just rained heavily earlier on. As a first time customer, overall pleasant experience, if you give the owner enough time to prepare your food, he'll guaarantee to whip up a pretty filling & heartwarming meal. For $75.xx at Kennedy Town, and with three large chunks of lamb, I have no complaints. Although the earlier customer had left some remains on the shelf table, if you're a foodie with tissue prepared, you wouldn't complain.

Had the harbor view room. I really like the interior design. The gorgeous view starts your day with a delightful mood. Breakfast is descently nice but not impressive. Mini bar is ridiculously expensive. Fitness center is spacious but lacks equipment variety. Some of the staff are very hospitable and attentive while others are not quite so. Cleaning is not done very well. When I checked in the room, there's a pull tab on the floor and a long hair in the towel.

We had a wonderful stay at Regent Hotel, and the breakfast buffet was truly outstanding. The variety and quality of food exceeded our expectations, with everything fresh and beautifully presented. A special thank you to Rico from the breakfast team — she went above and beyond to prepare a surprise birthday gift pasta for my daughter. This thoughtful gesture made her day extra special and created a memory we will always treasure. Excellent service, warm hospitality, and a great dining experience. Highly recommended!

We stayed at the Regent Hong Kong in late September to celebrate my mother’s milestone birthday and it was an unforgettable experience. The staff were warm, attentive, and incredibly professional, even during the unexpected arrival of Super Typhoon Regeta. Special thanks to Edward, Karen, and Sachin at the Regent Lounge for making us feel safe and cared for, and to the Steak Restaurant team for their outstanding service and food. Housekeeping was also exceptional, remembering our preferences and keeping everything spotless. This was easily the best stay we've had within the IHG portfolio. We’ll definitely be back!

The location was good, but the stay was disappointing. One of us got food poisoning right after dinner on the first night and was sick for a full day. The charging station and USB port by the bed didn’t work, and from the second day on there was no hot water in the shower. For a luxury hotel, that’s unacceptable.

We’re just finishing a three-night stay at the Regent and honestly—we don’t want to leave. From the moment we arrived, everything felt calm, elegant, and thoughtfully put together. The design throughout the hotel is beautiful in a very understated way. It’s not flashy, just really well done—soft natural textures, warm tones, and a sense that everything has its place. Room: Our harbour view room was peaceful and beautifully designed, and the view of Victoria Harbour was absolutely stunning. Dining: We tried a bit of everything when it came to dining—the breakfast buffet had a great mix of Asian-inspired dishes (local Hong Kong, western, fresh fruits and Japanese dishes etc. We also loved the afternoon tea at the lobby bar with a panoramic view of the harbour. The drink menu also paid tribute to local inspirations and ingredients. Service: Service was excellent—everyone we encountered was kind, helpful, and professional. It never felt over the top or stuffy, it was attentive and always well staffed. A big thank you to the concierge and guest services team for helping us with directions and recommendations. They were always patient and friendly, no matter the question. Location: The location is in the very heart of TST., next to K11 Musea with a direct entrance from the hotel. It’s close to the ferry terminal, Avenue of Stars, art/space museums (next door) MTR, Donki 24 hours store—everything is walkable. This place is the definition of quiet luxury—a peaceful oasis tucked right in the middle of one of Hong Kong’s busiest neighborhoods. We’ll absolutely be back.

The views here are extraordinary and the service impeccable. The staff noticed that it was my birthday while checking in and surprised me with a cake later on in the day. I can't wait to come back!

For the public rate that the hotel charged, the room was on the rather small side in my opinion. No doubt the overall vibe of the hotel exudes luxury and exclusivity. I personally think it is more on the value for money side.

Chungking Mansions is a unique experience, to say the least. This iconic building in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui is a bustling maze of budget guesthouses, shops, and eateries, offering a vibrant, multicultural atmosphere. I stayed in one of the guesthouses here, and it was an adventure in itself. ✳️ Pros: Location: You can’t beat the central spot on Nathan Road, steps away from Tsim Sha Tsui’s attractions, MTR station, and Victoria Harbour. Perfect for exploring Hong Kong on a budget. Affordable: The guesthouses are some of the cheapest in the city, ideal for travelers looking to save on accommodation. Cultural Hub: The ground floor is a lively mix of South Asian and African restaurants, currency exchanges, and small shops. The food stalls are a highlight-delicious and authentic, especially the curry spots. Unique Vibe: It’s like stepping into a different world, with a gritty, chaotic charm that’s unlike anywhere else in Hong Kong. ✳️ Cons: Crowded and Dated: The building feels cramped, with narrow hallways and old elevators that can be slow or unreliable. It’s not the cleanest, and some areas look rundown. Safety Perception: While I felt safe enough, the busy environment and occasional touts can be overwhelming, especially for first-time visitors. Room Quality: The guesthouse I stayed in was basic-small room, minimal amenities, and spotty Wi-Fi. You get what you pay for, but don’t expect luxury. Noise: The constant activity in and around the building means it’s rarely quiet, even at night. Overall: Chungking Mansions is a budget traveler’s haven with a raw, unpolished character that’s both fascinating and intense. It’s not for everyone-those seeking comfort or a polished experience might want to look elsewhere. But if you’re open to a gritty, authentic slice of Hong Kong’s multicultural underbelly, it’s worth a stay. Just do your research on specific guesthouses, as quality varies widely. Pro tip: Bring earplugs and an open mind!

At this mansion is a really good location at main street nearby train station and bus station to the airport 21A line directly to airport about 1 hour 34.4$ The building has many sub Hotel Block A-C use different elevators in rush hours you need to wait for the queue to take the elevators about 5-15 minutes At Block A I used to stay at the "Premium Lough Hotel" single room for about 200$ overnight excluding cleaning fee of 31$ and key deposit 100$(pay back when you check out) The room is small but clean, safe and quiet the bed is small and uncomfortable for overweight men or big guys Next time I will reserve here again

Location is great and rooms good for a visit. However if you have someone with disability the Ramp is down a dark wet smelly path. Not great place for kids.

Many Halal restaurants here. Also have 24h self laundry & convenience store

Stayed here for 3 nights and satisfied with the room. You have to wait a bit for the elevator in the evening. For some reason they always close one of the 2 elevators in the evening. Just know the story of the building after staying. I didn’t see anything illegal during my stay though. The currency exchanges on ground floor offer good rates. Used it a few times without problem.

Rooms are so small, but if you're a budget-traveler, then this place may be okay for you. Near MTR station, bus stops, and must-visit places.

Excellent my Room Clean Good AC Litte small 20$ only

We really enjoyed our stay here! The location is not exactly in the city center, but that was intentional we wanted to stay around the North Point area to avoid the crowds. It turned out to be a great choice! The area feels calm and local, yet still convenient enough for getting around. For the same type of hotel in Mong Kok, Central, or TST, you’d probably pay almost double the price, so this place is excellent value for money. All the staff were friendly, polite, and very hospitable. They were always ready to help with any requests and made our stay comfortable from check-in to check-out. We booked a harbour-view room, and it was absolutely worth it waking up to that beautiful view every morning was one of the highlights of our stay. The bathroom was well-equipped with all the essentials, and you can easily request additional items if you need anything else. The building itself is also quite convenient there are coffee shops and convenience stores just downstairs, perfect for quick snacks or morning coffee runs. Plus, the MTR station is only a 1–2 minute walk away, making it easy to explore other parts of Hong Kong. Overall, we highly recommend this hotel for travelers who prefer a quieter area without sacrificing accessibility or comfort. We’d definitely stay here again!

I spent 13 days at this hotel during a business trip. Nestled in a prime location, it made commuting a breeze and exploring the city effortless. Window view is just exception. The staff’s hospitality was top-notch—always welcoming with a smile. Room service was a highlight: prompt, courteous, and consistently excellent. Breakfast was satisfying, though vegetarians might find the variety a bit limited. That said, the overall experience was memorable, and I’d happily return.

We only stayed in Hong Kong for a 24 hour layover, but would highly recommend the Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour. It is about 35 minutes from the airport and across 2 bridges. The location is great if you want a picturesque view from your room. The skyline is beautiful at night and just as perfect in the morning. Right from the moment you enter the hotel, you feel welcomed with nothing but smiles. The employees are worldly and very diverse ready to help with anything. If you forget to get cash at the airport, they will let you get cash from the front desk to pay for your cab. Check in was very smooth and quick, and the same for checkout. The hotel has multiple nice restaurants on site along with excellent room service if you get in late. There are a variety of shops and food right outside the hotel, especially our favorite, Hong Kong egg tarts. We would definitely recommend and stay here again for both short layovers and vacations.

Our stay was absolutely wonderful! The Korean manager, AJ, was incredibly kind and helpful from the moment we checked in. He guided us through everything — from nearby restaurants and travel spots to small local tips — and made sure we had everything we needed. The hotel itself is very clean, well-located, and conveniently close to the subway and bus stations. There are also plenty of shops and facilities nearby. The rooftop bar is amazing, with a stunning view, and the best part is that it’s 50% off at night (9pm to closing! Honestly, everything was perfect — highly recommend this place!

I really enjoy staying at this hotel! It's very modern and offers excellent value for money. The service throughout is very friendly, and I had a wonderful arrival. I received immediate assistance with my luggage. The rooms are well equipped and big enough to feel comfortable. My only criticism is that there aren't enough sun loungers by the pool to find a spot.

Exceptional Hospitality — Even During a Typhoon! We checked into the Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, North Point just a day before Typhoon Signal No. 8 was hoisted in October — the strongest typhoon Hong Kong had seen in recent times. Despite the challenging weather, the hotel team handled everything with remarkable calm, care, and professionalism. From the moment we arrived, every detail reflected thoughtful preparation. The front desk made the check-in process smooth and reassuring, the concierge team was attentive and informative, and the room service remained prompt and courteous even as the storm approached. What impressed us most was how well the hotel prioritized guest safety and comfort — umbrellas were readily available, communication was clear, and you could truly feel the sense of organization and readiness throughout the property. Even amidst such extreme weather, we felt completely at ease and well cared for. Our stay at Hyatt Regency North Point turned what could have been a stressful time into a calm and memorable experience.

Fantastic hotel. Loved the pool views and the helicopters flying by lol. 10/10 for the staff, they were all exceptional and beyond helpful! Not to mention how nice, accommodating, and friendly they were too. Will be definitely coming back soon

COCO is always my first choice in birthday cake. notice that they have some new pastry chefs n it's my brother's birthday. so, come n see if we have any luck to have their birthday cake. it's around 5:30pm. the waitress told us nicely that they will close at 6pm. today is too hot to carry a cake with us. so, we have had a quick celebration before our dinner. unfortunately, most of the juices are sold out. three of us have to had water without choice. the cake has been decorated with the "happy birthday " tag. THANKS! EXCELLENT! anyway, the new pastry chefs seems can't meet COCO's historical highest level. a bit disappointed that the new products r not in french style, but still in a high level on Indian pastry I believe.

Food is beyond subpar for the price. Fried dim sum, egg waffle and toasted sandwich, etc. being served cold, oily and not crispy.

Ho Ho Ho, it’s going to be Christmas! How about having a nice tea set with your beloved ones? Love this gorgeous Austrian Christmas afternoon tea set, especially the foie gras terrine and abalone tart. The chocolate ice-cream is very good too, very strong chocolate flavour. Don’t forget they’re presented on a real ski board, super lovely!

We had afternoon tea here and really enjoyed ourselves. The food was really well presented and tasted great. The portion size was also really nice for the price. Service was curious and attentive. Our only complaint was that is was freezing. We had to wear multiple jackets and scarves / hats to stay warm. Everything was really clean and COCO also had a great atmosphere. Would recommend, just being extra warm clothes!

Mango croissant but taste like normal bread. The mango is pretty sweet. Coffee there is average. Like their big chair and table spacious enough to provide privacy.

Nice and cozy cafe corner, though a bit pricy in relations to the environment

back in 2024 I tried their Japanese Ocha Afternoon Tea set. I’m from the Japan and I really liked the variety this afternoon tea set offered! Everything was delicious and the environment was quiet and nice. Definitely recommend coming, my favorite one was the sakura flavored pastry! I also ordered an earl grey tea and it was amazing! 🌸🍵🍰