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Al Pasha review
Al Pasha is on level 4 of ‘Gourmet Tower’ in the new K11 mall in Tsim Sha Tsui. When you stepping out of the lift you find yourself in a dimly lit lobby looking at two huge red clay urns. It’s dimly...
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Segafredo
This is a convenient little Italian coffee shop on Wellington Street. I’ve had pleasant sandwiches there once or twice at lunchtimes so I decided to give their set dinner a try. The menu is not huge....
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Thai Thai Grill review
Li Yuen Street is not a place I would normally go voluntarily. It is one of those little lanes between Queens Road and Des Voeux Road in Central that seems to be stuffed from end to end with little...
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Aropa
The word Aropa comes from the people of Anuta, a remote island in the Solomons. It loosely translates as compassion and is the islanders basic philosophy of life. It is demonstrated by the giving and...
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Wah Fung review
This is a little local place on Wellington Street. I’m not sure how long it’s been there but I think it’s quite new. One thing that strikes me about it is that there always seems to be a queue outside...
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Korea Garden review
I was chastised the other day for not visiting Korean restaurants very often. I do like Korean food. I like it very much but to get the best out of a Korean restaurant you need to have a group of...
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Koh Thai review
This funky restaurant and lounge is the latest Thai establishment to appear on Wyndham street. It opened back in February so I figured it was time to have a look. It covers although you can eat and...
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Pho 24 review
For a noodle shop Pho 24 certainly puts itself about a bit. Aside from it’s two branches in Hong Kong it has branches in Australia, Britain, Korea and numerous other places. Pho is Vietnamese noodles,...
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Beer and Burgers International review
We fancied a beer and a burger each so we decided to head inside. We can’t serve you beer I’m afraid said the good lady who greeted us. But do feel free to pop along to 7-11 and get your own. It turned...
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Busy Suzie Robatayaki and Bar review
The name Busy Suzie pinched from the term Lazy Susan, the name for that revolving table top that we find in Chinese restaurants. The main dining area of Busy Suzie is also circular but the table...
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