Just loved the vibe of the whole place, fusion thai food and drinks all beautifully presented. They have 2 floors, upper is outdoor and the one below is indoor, both have lovely views. Seated in the indoor area by the bar which was busy creating concoctions all night long. Food was tasty, fave was the lobster pasta, as the lobster juicy and tender. The 'birthday cake' was wonderful, in presentation and a rich chocolatey taste. Service was good so all in all a great evening! Lobster pasta Oyster Risotto Beef salad Sharing platter Ribeye steak

We ordered quite a few dishes as there were 6 of us eating. Things worth a mention: Fried Momos, nice crispy pastry Tandoori Chicken, wasnt over dry Biryani was tasty. Reasonable size portion - good price. Things that didnt impress: Each of their curries have a choice to be served with rice, roti x 2 (add$10) or naan bread add ($10) Didnt feel their curries have enough spices for my liking. Naan - too greasy Roti - not the usual flaky texure you normally get. Samosa - pastry way too thick and filling mainly potato.

Little eaterie serving a variety of meals, I'm guessing a mix of Japanese/Western style? Really quick service, good size portion, great value so a good choice for day to day meals. All presentable and taste is okay. Eel with omelette rice Egg cooked well, really generous portion Chicken Steak & Pork chop Curry with rice Again generous portion Carbonara with Onsen egg Served super quick, really filling.

This restaurant serves very traditional HK dishes. Many of which reflect the culture of the people of the New Territories. Has an quite a varied menu. Ordered: Deep fried intestines - Very well cooked, not dry Bitter melon and prawn scrambled egg - Nice balance of prawn and bitter melon, egg not pverly cooked Mullet steamed with preserved lemon - very keeping with the traditional style Braised pork hakka style - deep flavours throughout the dish, pork could of been a little more tender. Deep fried chicken with fermented beancurd sauce - relied mainly on dipping sauce for taste but chicken nicely fried Chilli salt fried bombay duck - nicely battered with fluffy fish inside. Stir fried chives (siu chow wong) - vibrant green chives with selection of seafood. Steamed sponge (ma lai go) - not heavy or over sweet, a nice dessert. People also come for the steamed rice which can be mixed with lard and soysauce. Good place for gatherings

Small little cafe, quite basic, nothing fancy but offers a nice range of western fare. Popular for the breakfast sets but also saw alot of people ordering the pasta during lunch. Had B2 daily breakfast set (includes drink), includes scrambled eggs with green peppers and mushrooms, toast, and sausages. Liked how it is served with a small portion of fruit and salad. Toast is thick sliced (nice & crunchy) topped with drizzle of condensed milk and peanut butter. Sausages were spicy but overly 'hot'. Very good value meals on offer but seatingbis limited so normally have to queue.

Nice to have a fast food option at Science Park. Mostly know for its 'beef' bowls with rice, I opted for their fried chicken at lunch. Set comes with fried chicken, salad, rice and miso. It was a pleasant surprise would recommend. Chicken is fried well, crispy batter with juicy meat. Good portion size and great value at $58 for a sit down meal.

If you are looking for a good value 'indian' curry lunch , this place ticks the boxes. Includes a daily soup, a curry main and a drink, price is from $48. For the curry they include some side veg, a few chips, rice and naan bread so the meal is filling. Served on a metal platter, feels 'canteen' style but that doesnt seem to put off the customers as the place was packed at lunch time. Personally the curry wasnt spiced enough, as a normal indian curry is but probably catering for overall local market. Paid extra for the mango lassi - texture was thick and creamy.

Went for lunch on a weekend and they have a time limit on table - 1 hour. Menu offers dishes with interesting tweaks on the 'norm'. We tried: -We Viet Eggs Benedict The eggs were cooked okay with a nice runny yolk, served with fried chicken pieces on a rosti base. Good to share as its quite a filling dish, would of been nice to see some more 'veggie' element. -Raw Angus Beef Rice Noodles This was so so, didnt feel the soup broth was beefy enough. -Dry shrimp okra Liked the different food textures in this side dish. -Indonesian beef rendang udon carbonara Enjoyed the fusion touches on this dish, the creamy sauce with a hint of curry flavour went well with the udon noodles. Pieces of beef were tender. - Chilli caramel banana roti Nice combo with the crispy roti, caramel banana and ice cream. Couldnt taste the chilli, shame only 4 small pieces of banana served, which meant only a touch of caramel. All dishes are well presented and eatery offers a comfortable setting to dine.

The exterior and interior setting is quite pleasant, ligylgt and airy. But was not impressed with their breakfast offerings. Ordered 3 different ones: No. 11 - Eggs benedict Egg yolk wasnt runny enough, bread portion was small. No. 10 - Hotcakes Pancakes were not hot and did not seem to be homemade and not enough syrup provided. No. 13 - All day breakfast Included bacon, sausages, hash brown, fried egg, mushroom, smoked salmon & toast. Was very greasy and considering everything (apart from egg & tossed salad) is pre made (just need heating up) not great quality. For the price paid there are many other options available in Yuen Long.

Nice addition to HKSTP, offering good value breakfast and lunch sets (week days) Breakfast sets start at $38 and lunch sets at $58, all of which include a set drink, either: 1. Hot black tea 2. Iced Oolong tea 3. Americano (hot/iced) Do expect to queue during peak hours but service is pretty efficient. Breakfast menu Lunch menu (subject to change and availability) Portions are decent sized, with fillings for sandwiches fresh and generous. Bread is crusty has nice a texture. Pasta is a popular choice at lunch as it is filling and choice of pasta varies from week to week. They also offer a choice of 'fruity' or 'nutty' coffee for the americano. A good selection of 'bread buns' with different flavours also available - prices start at $12 up.