Fairwood — Restaurant in Hong Kong Island

Fast, Hot, Functional Food – Fairwood isn’t out to win awards, and it’s unlikely to get a mention in the Michelin Guide let alone a Michelin Star; nevertheless, don’t let this deter you! If you’re looking for functional food, or food on a budget served in a clean environment – beyond the usual western fare – then this would be for me, in Hong Kong at least, a reliable choice. The menu selection is comprehensive yet easy to understand, with pictures of the dishes available and prices clearly labeled (menus are rotated for Breakfast, Lunch, Afternoon Tea, and Dinner), it makes ordering even for a non-Chinese speaker relatively easy. You can choose from a number of local favorites, including BBQ Pork, Chicken, and Vegetarian dishes served with rice, which make for well proportioned [but not overly large] comparatively inexpensive meals. In addition to Lunch and Dinner, you can also get Breakfast at any of the branches in the territory and the Porridge, Toast, Boiled Egg, and Tea are pretty good value when compared to their competition. The only caveat is that seating is usually at a premium, so be prepared to share a table with others – especially at Breakfast and Lunch. Overall, a good choice for a...

This is Hong Kong residents’ canteen. Started from 1972, based at Hong Kong, NO SERVICE CHARGE. Most OL / working level/ elderly will have meal here. Their menu takes your health into consideration, also provides vegetarian set. One of environmental friendly restaurant.

Here provides different local specifics meal. If you are traveller, and don’t have enough time to visit all Hong Kong’s food. I highly recommend this restaurant. They have many branches and easy to find.

I ordered claypot rice set. This is normal level.

Let me introduce how to eat claypot rice correctly. Before open the cover, pour the soy sauce at the side of the pot. This can make sure only rice absorb the sauce. If you pour the soy sauce on the topping of the rice, then it will be quite salty and covered their...

The best cha siu I have ever had. I went during the afternoon tea hour but decided to have the two combined siu mei rice. I thought it was a bit over priced comparing the afternoon tea sets and need to pay additional of around 10 dollars for a hot drink which in many other places it is included for that price.

However I am stunned by the quality of the bbq pork.

So I am giving 5...