Fook Yuen Seafood Restaurant — Restaurant in Kowloon

Fook Yuen Seafood Restaurant in Tsim Sha Tsui is, well, pretty average. It's not a place that wowed me, but it's not terrible either. The seafood is okay, and the chili crab had some flavor, but it didn't leave a lasting impression. The menu offers some variety, but nothing that truly stands out.

The atmosphere is decent, not too fancy, and not too casual. It's just a typical seafood joint. The staff is friendly, which is a plus, but I can't say it makes up for the average food.

If you're in the mood for some seafood and don't have high expectations, Fook Yuen is a decent option. It won't blow you away, but it won't...

Foods and Dim Sum were up to standard, not many tables available for noon business after Covid. Dim sums price and fried dishes were pricey, but is all right of quality. The Boiled Spring Veg with spare ribs was good, so as the Chicken steamed maw👍. A free bowl of red bean sweet soup even was given, also excellent though no dried orange peels. The snack of sweet walnut , and those home made small fried fishes with peanuts were excellent crispy good. Over all, it is up to standard. Dinner dishes were also tasteful. Char Siu, Cold Cut 5 Spicy Beef Shank were tender, and Sweet n Sour Prawns was...

Service is terrible, considering they charge a mandatory 10% service fee + appetizer nuts, they need to step up their quality.

Food is average, dishes are nothing spectacular for the price they charge, the only one worth trying is the 鮑魚燒賣 (abalone shiu mai).

We had to ask them to add hot water even though the server walked by many times and chose to ignore the open pot lid. Asking them for anything (water, taking the bill, and even paying, felt like we were asking a favour) 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

Would not recommend...