茶軒

H dyman 5 months ago

I ordered the lunch set with fried chicken cutlet and braised minced pork with half a boiled egg on top of rice, along with a bubble milk tea. The fried chicken cutlet was huge—larger than my hand—and the set also came with meat ball soup and cold side dishes like cucumber and wood ear mushrooms, which felt very generous. The portion was so big that I couldn’t finish everything, especially after the bubble milk tea, which was surprisingly filling as well. I wouldn’t say it’s cheap, but considering the portion size and quality, it’s definitely good value for lunch in Wan Chai.

FreeMan Integrity 5 months ago

Can you imagine how fresh the meat is, rotting outside of the shop during a hot and wet day, for hours, while no staff is handling these. Enjoy your meal.

Jacob Lee 2 years ago

Very relaxing place for a breakfast at Wan Chai. Price is reasonable and quality of food is also above average compared to HK style Cha Chaa Teng. The dinning place is clean and tidy and ceiling of dinning hall is high. Very relaxing atmosphere. Clean and decent dinning wares. The coffee is freshly breeded, creamy and smooth, quick like Japanese coffee. Tasty. Instant noodle with beef marinated with Sa Cha Sauce is nicely cooked, not like some Cha Chaa Teng just putting noodles into hot water and mixing with beef. The toast with fried eggs is also delicious. The fried eggs are creamy and tasty even better than that of from Australia Milk Company at Jordan. Will come back to try their lunch menu.

CY Siu 3 years ago

4-4.5 overall rating for this Taiwanese spot. I really enjoyed the set menu and dining experience. The tea choice was also very good with a wide selection - traditional teas (not sugary) . The pricing was very reasonable for the quality of food although the minced meat to rice ratio seemed slightly off. There isn't an English menu at the moment from what I recall.

Joseph Chow 3 years ago

The chained Taiwanese eatery was easy to find because it was located along a main road in the district. The place was clean and tidy, and the atmosphere was relaxing. The ceiling was very high. Decoration was modern. Order was made by writing with a sign pen on the mounted menu, which was quite conservative. Set meals were available, which was prepared quite speedy. The meat was soft, but the taste was a bit salty, which was common for Taiwanese food. Drinks were good. Price was average. Staff service was satisfactory. Electronic payment was acceptable.