靠得住粥麵小館 (奧海城店)

C.-W. Tai 6 months ago

The pork liver and fish belly congee is like a soup, so runny, though the taste is OK. It costs HK$70 plus 10% service charge. Definitely, not worthy. Typical smaller local restaurants do better and are way more affordable. Basically, the service was just to give you the dish and the cashier. It is quite unbelievable that it was recommended by Michelin. Seriously?!

Meng Poo Tan 9 months ago

This is my go to congee place whenever I travel to Hong Kong. It’s congee and more since it has a variety of other dishes. I ordered the recommended congee - pork liver with scallops. Good texture, not too heavy on the rice. In fact some may feel it’s slightly on the watery side. But we love it. Easy to digest, We went for a combo set of braised lamb with bean curd, water chestnuts and mushroom. The shrimp on garlic was super and fresh. The servers were friendly and attentive even though it was full house at 7 pm plus.

w lee 11 months ago

A restaurant with several locations. Congee base is fish soup. Ordered fish belly and pork liver congee. 1 order of their wonton noodle soup with beef brisket. Congee was good. I wish I had ordered the Congee with just the fish belly for cleaner taste. The wonton was good, but I had better.

Paulo a year ago

Their Tea Set Menu offered during the period from 2:00 pm to 5:30 pm is a good deal! You can select congee or noodles for $40-$50. Add $10 extra for a snack (pick one item from Deep Fried Twist dough stick, stir-fried noodles with bean sprouts, steamed rice rolls with mixed sauce, poached vegetable, or pan fried turnip cake) to go with your noodle/congee. I ordered congee with minced pork and preserved egg, plus steamed rice roll with mixed sauce. I was so full! I enjoyed the food very much!

DJ Q Edited a year ago

A special menu is available after 2:00 PM. We ordered two bowls of the Signature Shrimp Wonton Noodles (招牌鮮蝦雲吞麪) and the Steamed Rice Rolls with Mixed Sauce (混醬腸粉). The food was excellent - we were very pleased with the taste! The only drawback was that the service was a bit slow. 10% service charge is automatically added to the bill. Note: When you were seated, the server asked if we wanted hot tea or water. Recommend you to get hot water first before deciding. If you order tea, you will be charged HK$10 for a pot (not expensive, but you may want to try other drink in the menu though).