Food Republic — Restaurant in Kowloon

Visited Food Republic quite a few times. On this visit, went to the juice bar because I needed a drink, there were three drinks that were interesting. The huge display fruits are cute.

Five green juice, Cane sugar juice and Frozen matcha.

The Five green juice was the healthiest, the Cane sugar juice was tempting because you can add lemon or aloe vera to it, and the Frozen Matcha was just for its taste only.

In the end I chose the Five green juice which is the healthiest but not really worth its value because you can make this at home providing you have a juicer. They also had Rose milk which I found disgusting. ☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★ Five green juice HKD28: The five green juice were five green vegetables and fruit juiced together, to be exact four vegetables and one fruit: Celery, bittergourd, cucumber, green pepper and apple. It was nice and frothy on top when I got it. I asked for it not sweetened, it was bitter as I expected. I could not taste the apple. All I could taste was the...

If you're looking for selections of dishes or food from various country, plus, you're going with your friend that having a different taste of cuisine or preference, you can consider this food republic food court.

There are a lot of food selection for you to try, Taiwanese dish, Korean dish, Chinese, Japanese, chicken rice, bla bla, even there's a pepper lunch down there. Been here for several time, some of the food were nice, some of the food were not my cup of tea. Most of the speaker only speak Cantonese, Mandarin, and only a little bit of english. This also happen with the menus, some of the booth dont have a english translation menu, so it's only depends on the food picture, food sample, and our phone translation.

I suggest you to bring some tissue with you, or they will be no tissue to wipe your mouth or cleanse your hand as there is no tissue...

As a Singaporean, I have a deep appreciation for Food Republic, and I'm delighted to see its presence in Tsim Sha Tsui. The moment you step in, the familiar Singaporean-origin food court theme is evident in the vintage decor and layout. After a long day of walking around Hong Kong, this large, air-conditioned space is a perfect and welcome retreat. It offers a wide variety of stalls, including excellent options for Singaporean classics like Hainanese Chicken Rice and Laksa, alongside a great mix of local Hong Kong and other regional Asian fare. It's a reliable spot for a satisfying and affordable meal when you're looking for a comfortable place...