Joe Bananas — Restaurant in Hong Kong Island

Food: Food was ok. Ribeye wasn’t cooked properly so part of it was too raw while part of it was over cooked. It was acceptable though given it was only $120 for lunch. But the milk tea really didn’t taste good. There seemed to be no tea inside. Just like some not-so-tasty milk mixture. Food was served quite quick so it seems like a good choice for lunch for people working in that area.

Location: A bit far away from bus stops/ tram stops/ MTR station. An 8-to-15-min walk from Wan Chai Station. It looks a bit dark from the outside but still you can easily spot the banana logo lol

Environment: Enough space between tables so you can get some privacy. Seems like there are live band shows at night but only some seats can allow you to see the show. If you sit at the corner table then you’ll...

Came here one hot summer afternoon to look for a happy hour to have a few beers with a friend. I asked the staff if there was a happy hour and if so, was it a buy one get one free type of deal. The waitress behind the bar said yes. After confirming a total of 3 times that it was buy one get one free, we each ordered our second beer. But when the bill came, we were charged for 4 drinks instead of 2. I asked the staff, but she said, oh, happy hour is at a reduced price. Now, it's not a whole lot of money, but no one appreciates being lied to, especially after I confirmed with the staff on 3 separate occasions. There couldn't have been any chance for miscommunication. Needless to say, won't be going back...

Staff really ruined the experience. Despite not being a busy night the bouncer seemed to think it was OK to just aggresively push people out of the way as he walked past. Then when I suggested he could just say excuse, he told me to leave. Which I did but asked to speak to he manager, who finally came then said he didn't see a problem with it. I found this amazing given the business is probably really struggling given how few people are currently going out. Definitely not something I would want as the owner of the business. Thankfully there are many other places to visit in HK with much more civil and even appreciative staff during these tough times. I guess it's best to direct my...