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2019-06-11
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I personally love Greek food, but it's not very commonly found in HK. I have hence been itching to try out this rather new establishment near my office. Lunch sets are offered here, at 168, you get a mezze, a salad and a souvlaki. No drinks included. Yes, I agree that the pricing is rather steep. I went for the good old hummus dip with vegetable crudités. Actually a bit gutted that they don't serve the dip with pitta bread (well, you can order pitta at a charge but i couldn't be bothered). I o
Lunch sets are offered here, at 168, you get a mezze, a salad and a souvlaki. No drinks included. Yes, I agree that the pricing is rather steep. I went for the good old hummus dip with vegetable crudités. Actually a bit gutted that they don't serve the dip with pitta bread (well, you can order pitta at a charge but i couldn't be bothered). I opted for a chicken souvlakli. We also ordered a dish of some Greek cheese baked in apricot sauce, upon strong recommendation by the waiter.
Flavor wise, everything was quite good. I was pleasantly surprised by the salad which I think was fried quinoa in yogurt on salad leaves. The souvlakli was quite garlicky but tasty. It came with slightly very oily fries inside though, which I wasn't the biggest fan of. The cheese in apricot sauce was pretty good, but very sweet. I'm personally a cheese fanatic, but not sure if everyone would enjoy it that much.
In conclusion, I liked everything that was served to me, but Geez this place is not cheap. $168 for this amount of food without drinks is rather steep. And of course, after ordering water and an additional baked cheese dish to share, the bill came to way over $200 per person. Quite expensive for a random lunch, but you don't mind the prices, by all means, it's a decent place to go to.
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