So it was our first meal in HK right from the airport. I already bookmarked this restaurant while planning this trip from Seoul. The managers and staff were busy since it was Sunday lunch time. We ordered 3 dishes to be fulled. First two dishes were served so fast and we enjoyed them. The third one got too late so I asked the hall manager, asking explanation, but he just said “4 mins”. A few minutes later, the food was delivered. I just asked the server to know why it got late if they missed it or the cooking process is slower than others. However! Another hall manger approached and said “cancel?”. It was upsetting that nobody explains why. I had no intention to give one star for service category, but after I heard that cancel? I got upset and I am having crepe before checking in a hotel right next to the other K11 building to relieve myself. It would be nicer if I had a lunch at this building. 🥲 Guys, Mach and Strawberry crepe is sooo nice Cefe Crepe Express. Recommend 👍

Food were up to standard! I would recommend ordering the laksa if this is your first time to here. The char kway teow is just alright due to the lack of “wok hei”. Also, I don’t think it is worth to pay $22 extra for the pandan milk coffee as the coffee just overpowered the pandan taste.

As a big fan of chicken rice, a lot of people suggested this place as having the best one in Hong Kong, so I knew I had to check it out. Despite being tucked away in the basement of an upscale mall, it was easy to find. The inside was spacious and well-decorated. They offer a diverse menu of authentic Singaporean and Malaysian dishes. I ordered the signature chicken rice set as well as a pandan latte. Both of them were super delicious, and the quality of the chicken rice is high. The chicken oil rice was very tasty and aromatic, and the chicken meat was tender with a slight crunch to the skin. Pricing is definitely on the higher side, would not fathom paying $100+ for chicken rice if it wasn't for all the glowing reviews. I'd ding a star based on the really high price point, but overall worth it for the quality and ambiance.

This one left me with mixed feelings, earning a respectable 3.5 stars in my book. The overall experience was enjoyable, thanks to the lovely ambiance and decor. However, it did not quite live up to the high expectations set by some Google reviews. The food was good, but not exceptional, and the service was decent. While I wouldn't rate it as my top choice, it's a decent spot for a casual dining experience

Very good Malaysian food if you're around HK and want something that reminds you of home. It's pricey but the flavours are accurate and authentic. Lunch sets which are pretty decent and would come back again.

This is the spot to go to for the Mandarin chicken rice (aka hainese chicken) . Very flavourful rice to chicken and also the ratio of bone to chicken meat was in favour of more meat. The service was good and the place is very clean. On the higher end of cost but reflective of the quality of food. The skewers were also a great choice and full of flavour as well without being overly salty.

I always loved chatterbox in Singapore and I’m glad they expanded to HongKong too. The quality of the hainanese chicken is great, each piece of the chicken is silky and succulent. They have three sauces to dip from, all goes well with the chicken. Chicken rice itself is very fragrant.

Lunch set, on the expensive side due to its location in a fancy mall. Good hainanese chicken rice and char kway tew. Sides are ok. Fried popcorn chicken was tasteless so don’t bother. Over $200 per person in a cafe setting.