Restaurants in Wan Chai

The Panorama: The food quality is very high, and there's a wide selection of hot dishes. I also appreciate that in addition to regular coffee and milk tea, they offer juice with cocktails, and the freshly squeezed carrot juice isn't too sweet and is full of fresh flavor. The Beef Wellington also deserves praise; the beef tenderloin was incredibly tender and full of beefy flavor. The cold seafood section had the must-have lobster, which was very fresh and flavorful. Furthermore, the dessert area had many options, but I was too full to try more than a few. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this dining experience.

Although it looks like a traditional Hong Kong snack shop, just when you think it's nothing special, your taste buds will strongly sense the amazing deliciousness hidden deep within. The pan-fried buns and dry noodles are highly recommended!

I finally tried it, but the lunch section only had about 10 types of bread. In the morning, there were around 20. The lobster egg salad, mentaiko baguette, and beef curry bun were quite good. The other options were pretty ordinary. Bacha pour-over coffee is free-flow, and other drinks are also unlimited. We stayed for a full 3 and a half hours; with the ambiance and service, it was quite decent.

the service was great and tasting menu was just the right portion for afternoon tea! tiramisu was a blast!

Klook VIP: Use a $200 voucher with a $40 discount, paying $165 to get a $250 voucher. We went to the Causeway Bay branch to eat, and it was super crowded! We ordered Set A for two people: two bowls of 'Sai Yung' noodles, dumplings, blanched vegetables, and fried wontons, plus a Coke. The total was $255, so we only saved $5. 😌 I highly recommend the 'Sai Yung' noodles with fried wontons; the noodles are perfectly springy. It's the best in Hong Kong! 🤤 It's worth the price. 😃

It's convenient; you can book the day before you want to go. However, I recommend booking an earlier time slot because this time, when we booked for an 8 PM arrival, the meal wasn't as expected. Plus, as soon as 9 PM hit, the restaurant staff seemed very eager to leave.

I've been to Tsui Yuen at New Town Plaza in Sha Tin twice recently for dim sum. The dim sum is usually quite good, so I bought a coupon when I saw a Klook offer. I arrived around 10:30 AM on June 6th, and the staff were very nice. Even though I was early, they quickly seated me. However, the dim sum that day was very disappointing. The fried items weren't hot enough; they seemed like they had been sitting for a while. The skin was dry and soft, not crispy. The har gow (shrimp dumplings) and siu mai (pork dumplings) were even worse. They tasted like frozen, pre-made dim sum bought from a supermarket. The siu mai also had a very strong MSG flavor. I wondered if the dim sum for Klook customers was pre-made. I asked a server, who said the kitchen doesn't differentiate between Klook customers and regular diners. But it was very strange; the dim sum that day didn't taste like what I usually have there. Despite this, the restaurant staff were very polite.

Great offer! 600 dollars for 20 coupons with validity till 30 April 2027. In average, it is 30 dollars per pack. Marvellous!

It was quite chaotic. The waiter at the door had no idea about the pre-paid package, and it took a long time before we could be seated. We also had to pay over a hundred dollars extra for the service charge, so it wasn't a great value. If you live nearby, it might be worth a try.