Cafe Lantau — Restaurant in Islands District

Wasn't planning to write a review until I had a smelly and bad oyster which gave me a stomach ache and diarrhea after. Oysters don't seem to be stored properly and some were actually room temperature when eaten. Staff that was in charge of opening the oysters were seen smelling each and every oyster after cracking open them towards the end of service. When asked where the oysters were from the staff member replied "I've already mixed up the regions after I've set them down on the plate, not sure which is which".

Also ice cream were served in warm bowls straight out of the dishwasher. Bread pudding that is supposed to be warm is room temperature. Crepe Suzette was basically dunked in warm orange juice. Things don't seem well thought out. Lobsters really overcooked.

Only good thing was the grouper fish, and...

I recently visited Café Lantau, and it was great! The atmosphere is both cozy and vibrant, making it a perfect spot to relax or catch up with friends. The menu offers a variety of options, all made with fresh ingredients.

The Buffet consisted of many Sea food like Lobsters, Crabs and many more. I also tried their pastries, which were freshly baked and absolutely delicious. And to top it off with a bowl of ice cream. The staff were friendly and attentive, making the experience even more enjoyable.

What really stood out was the café's commitment to creating a welcoming environment. If you're looking for a leisurely meal, Café Lantau is a...

Inside Tung Chung Sheraton hotel, the lunch buffet costs about $250 including 40% discount via openrice booking. The location is quite remote from MTR station. Recommend to go there by taxi.

Surprising, there are some seafood served and seems fresh, crabs, shrimps, clams.

Some of the hot dishes are tasted great. Beef with red wine sauce is tender and thick flavour. Butter curry chicken are very nice.

It is special that here provides egg cake. Tiramisu, cheese cake, bread budding, movenpick ice cream etc. are...