Other Restaurants of Chinese Cuisines

Ning Po (Shanghai flavor)
Address: Room 401 - 405, Yip Fung Bldg., 12, D'aguilar Street, Central
Average cost per person: over HK$ 100

Wing Lai Yuen Sze Chuen Noodles Restaurant (Sichuan flavor)
Address: G/F, 15 - 17, Fung Tak Road, Fung Wong Sun Chuen, Wong Tai Sin
Average cost per person: over HK$ 100

Hunan Garden Restaurant (Hunan flavor)
Address: 3/F, The Forum, Exchange Square, Central
Average cost per person: about HK$ 150 to HK$ 300

Peking Restaurant (Beijing flavor)
Address: 1/F, 227, Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon
Average cost per person: about HK$ 100

Little Sheep (Inner Mongolian flavor)
Address: G/F to 4/F, 16, Argyle Street, Mong Kok
Average cost per person: HK$ 100 to HK$ 150

Chuan Ju Restaurant (Yunnan flavor)
Address: G/F, 113, Fa Yuen Street, Mong Kok
Average cost per person: less than HK$ 100

Pasha Xianjiang Fushion Restaurant (Xinjiang flavor)
Address: Shop D1, C1 and C2, G/F, Fashion Walk, Cleveland Street, Causeway Bay
Average cost per person: about HK$ 150 to HK$ 300

Lo Ho Tsing Heung (Fujian flavor)
Address: On Fook Building, 44, Mei King Street, To Kwa Wan
Average cost per person: about HK$ 50

 Restaurants of Asian Cuisines

Mi-Ne Sushi (Japanese flavor)
Address: G/F, 12, Pak Sha Road, Causeway Bay
Average cost per person: about HK$ 100

Kim Mi Restaurant (Korean style)
Address: 5/F, Yau Shing Commercial Centre, Sai Yeung Choi Street, Mong Kok
Average cost per person: about HK$ 100

Little Basil (Thailand flavor)
Address: 533, 5/F, Grand Century Place, Mong Kok
Average cost per person: about HK$ 100

The Delhi Club (Indian flavor)
Address: Room 3, 3/F, Block. C, Chung King Mansion, 38 - 44, Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Average cost per person: about HK$ 100

W.Y. Indonesia Restaurant (Indonesia flavor)
Address: A, 4, Mut Wah Street, Kwun Tong, Kowloon
Average cost per person: about HK$ 100

Restaurants of European and American Styles

W's Entrecote, le steak house francais (French style)
Address: 6/F, 33, Sharp Street East, Causeway Bay
Average cost per person: about HK$ 150 to HK$ 300

Amaroni's Little Italy (Italian style)
Address: LG 1-32, Festival Walk, 80, Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong
Average cost per person: about HK$ 100 to HK$ 150

New Little Flying Elephant Portuguese Restaurant (Portuguese style)
Address: 1, Hillwood Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Average cost per person: about HK$ 100 to HK$ 150

Dan Ryan's Chicago Grill (American flavor)
Address: L2-28, Festival Walk, 80, Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong
Average cost per person: about HK$ 100 to HK$ 150

Taco Loco (Mexico style)
Address: G/F, 7, Staunton Street, Central
Average cost per person: about HK$ 100

Pret A Manger (British style)
Address: shop L11003B-1005, International Finance Center, Central
Average cost per person: about HK$ 100

Area Highlights

1. Commoners' popular choice - Kowloon City
Kowloon City is considered the Gourmet Paradise of Hong Kong with its several dozens of restaurants. Chinese and Thai restaurants dominate the area. Generally, prices are not very high.

2. Experiencing exotic charming - Lan Kwai Fong and SoHo Hollywood
More than 50 eateries are around Lan Kwai Fong, popular among both locals and foreigners. The people, the ambience and the aroma of food are hard to resist.

3. Genuine Hong Kong Tradition - Causeway Bay
Mouthwatering food is served in Hong Kong styled dai pai dong, teahouse and western bars, Japanese sishu bars and upscale restaurants in Times Square, Lee Theatre Plaza and along Percival Street and Paterson Street, in Causeway Bay.

4. Shangri-la - Tsim Sha Tsui
Japanese, Italian, Spanish restaurants, hotpot and bars coexist here, detaining belly gods late into the night.

5. Seafood gathering - Sai Kung, Lamma and Lei Yue Mun
Sai Kung, Lamma and Lei Yue Mun are all near the sea and freshness is the biggest advantage of seafood here. Gourmets will be intoxicated by both the delicious food and the beautiful scenery.

6. Enjoying nostalgia and seascape together with dainties - Stanley Market
Stanley Market is filled with snack bars and Chinese restaurants while Stanley Bay is filled with European-style bars.

7. New Focus - Hung Hom
With reasonable prices, many new restaurants spring up and specialize in their own cooking styles and unique tastes.

Tips
1. In order to preserve the rights of customers, Hong Kong Tourism Board recommended some qualified restaurants which are chosen through public appraisals and are guaranteed to meet the following standards:
Provide tasty food with clearly displayed prices;
Display clear food menus;
Ensure good customer service with front-line staff possessing extensive professional knowledge.
Such kind of restaurants usually owns the mark of 'A Quality Restaurant recognized by the Hong Kong Tourism Board'.
2. Most restaurants in Hong Kong accept reservations. Chinese tea houses and famous western style restaurants are usually a full house during lunchtime (1 p.m. to 2 p.m.), at night and on weekends so it is a good idea to make reservations.
3. According to Hong Kong Law, the restaurants with over 200 seats should provide smoke-free sections. Gradually, more and more small restaurants also offer smoke-free sections and some ban smoking completely. If you are non smoker, you can ask for the seats in smoke-free section.
4. Most restaurants accept credit cards. We suggest customers keep the receipts for records. Some credit cards companies or banks may charge a currency-exchanging fee for overseas purchases, please check before use.
5. Most of the restaurants in Hong Kong will automatically charge 10% service fee in the bill. If you have any enquiries, please check with the restaurant.
6. Casual wear is acceptable in most restaurants. For some top-end restaurants, you should check when you make a reservation.
7. Chopsticks instead of a knife and fork should be used in Chinese restaurants. From time to time, toothpicks are also used to pick up small and slippery food.
8. In restaurants, dishes usually come in plates in one of three (big, ordinary and small) sizes, differentiated by the size of plates. For spicy dishes, you can tell the waiters how spicy you want - very spicy, spicy or lightly spicy.
9. If there is a dispute, you only need to keep the receipt and ask for help through 29292222 or 999.