Wagyu Lounge has always been a bargain for its lunch menu, especially with its spacious and its earthy, rustic wood décor. It serves very decent food within affordable price in the heart of Soho, more importantly, it does serve a late-night menu if you don’t want a kebab or a slice of pizza.

Cuisine: Australian
Food rating: 3/10*
Service: 5/10
Ambiance: 7/10
Price: HK$120pax

* Food Rating: 6/10 is equivalent to 1 Michelin star, 8/10 to two Michelin stars, and 9/10 or 10/10 to three Michelin stars

Nicoise salad (3/10)
Surprisingly, grilled Tuna was used instead of tinned tuna. Potato was fairly boiled, but the sautéed French beans were not seasoned and the lettuce was only seasoned with the vinaigrette. If proper seasoning was used, definitely a much better Nicoise.Mini Burgers with chips (4/10)
The beef was fairly season, cooked to medium, very tender. The fries were freshly made, but the lacked crispness and salt, too much pepper was seasoned.Grilled Tenderloin (3/10)
The tenderloin was grilled nicely to rare, decent meaty flavour and nice colour. However, the asparagus weren’t cooked; it was still slightly raw, horrible. The service average, not very customer focus, but it is acceptable to a Lounge standard, with the 2-4-1 Wed, it is a bargain for a dinner at Wagyu Lounge.

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My coworkers and I decided on going out for lunch together and I had heard the set lunch at Wagyu Lounge is a pretty good deal, 3 courses including coffee or tea for $130 + 10% so we gave it a try. One thing I did notice was no bread basket was offered unlike Wagyu on Wyndham probably because this is a lounge and not really a restaurant.

2 of us ordered the set lunch and my other coworker ordered a la carte but we shared everything. I ordered the beetroot salad with feta cheese to start. It's quite a big portion for a appetizer but I have to admit wasn't too big of a fan of the generous feta cheese. But the salad was nice and light. Since we were sharing it was perfect size for all 3 of us to have a taste

The other set appetizer we choose was the smoked salmon with cream cheese on french bread. This apply was quite a bit heavier then the salad i chose but also quite enjoyable. The last apply we shared was the seafood chowder, this dish was not what I expected. It did not seem like a chowder but more like a seafood bisque. It tasted very creamy but not much seafood insight... Now onto the mains. I choose the lamb kebabs with couscous. This dish was delish!! Once again a big portion with 2 skewers of lamb and grilled veggies with a side of couscous and greek salad. I would come back again just for this one dish... Which was my favorite out of all the main courses that were ordered.. Didn't really want to share it Next up was the set NZ strip loin. Since we were at Wagyu and they are famous for their steak we wanted to see if it was up to par. We ordered it medium rare and it came with mashed potatoes and grilled veggies. The steak was quite tender and was good quality for a set lunch. The a la carte item my coworker choose was the veggie pot pie. I only had a bite of this dish as I was consumed with my own choice and the steak. This dish was very rich and massively filling which I could tell after only a small bite. Not something I would ever choose to order but it's not bad. By this point i was quite stuffed but the set dessert came, there's no choice to choose from and the dessert that day was a chocolate cake with whip cream. I found the chocolate cake kind of dry and I had wish they had another choice for you to choose.

We went as a group of 6 for dinner to take advantage of the Monday night promo. Otherwise, the prices would be too high for a regular week night meal. Half the group had the Lounge Steak Frites, which they all thoroughly enjoyed. I wish I'd ordered that too, because my lamb shanks were extremely dry and lacked flavour. The highlight of the dish was the mashed potatoes, which was smooth but scarce. I barely ate my dish because it was so boring and dry. Another friend had lamb chops which looked better than my lamb shanks. We shared a side of spinach in cream which was okay but not amazing.

The stadium fries are delicious! Piping hot and crispy.

The restaurant is very very dimly lit and it was difficult to read the menu unless using your mobile phone as a torch...

the bagel was far much better than the bagels you get at other places in soho for brunch. the egg was done perfectly and the patatoes that came with it, were perfectly fried.

a real recommender for any meal, not only brunches!

My girlfriend and me booked a table here to take advantage of their Monday night deal. The staff were welcoming and just after we ordered they offered to comp our drinks if we changed table to they could accommodate a group - very kind.

We had the minced Wagyu San Choi Bau and chicken wings for starters, both were good although the Wagyu was a bit dry. My girlfriend had the grilled snapper and I had the NZ beef tenderloin for mains, both of which were generously portioned and quite good.

The biggest downside to this place is that it gets very noisy.

Excellent food varieties, generous portion, convenient location, casual set up and just not pretentious where you can hang out with friends for 'many drinks' coz they are not over-charging it and the food is simply great! I keep going back and still finding lots of dishes I haven't tried coz i need to struggle between dish i love and things I have not tried, usually the temptation of the favorites win! Please book ahead!