Pick Coffee — Restaurant in Kwai Tsing District

Pricey and not worth it and made me sick🤢

BEWARE- If you want to sit down & chill don’t bother going there. Only 1 set of menu will be given at your table and staff will rush u out a few times as they wouldn’t allow sufficient time for customers to browse the menu. We got no chance to think throughly of what we want to eat. Staff who served us acts ‘polite’ but refused to answer us directly when we asked what time they close but kept repeating they have to take the last order. It was only before 8.50pm..very demanding n pushy(although that was only 1 HOUR before the closing time at 10pm.) She said ‘Don’t worry you have time to dine until 9.45pm.’

Be prepared they will ask you to settle the bill even the food came.

Finally our last dish arrived at 9:20pm.

On the other hand, food & coffee w/cream tasted awful and put us off! We ended up leaving half portions of food & left the restaurant at 9:30pm.

11pm- Got home n Vomit 🤮🤮all out! Regret paying...

The restaurant offers nice food, decent service, and a pleasant atmosphere. The Japanese and Western dishes are prepared to a good standard. However, the pricing feels excessive... around $200 per person, which doesn’t quite match the value. Drinks are priced unusually high, seemingly to justify a half-price discount when paired with food, which comes off as a gimmicky marketing tactic rather than a genuine deal. As a returning customer, I’ve noticed a decline in quality over the years. The food used to taste better, and the recent rebranding, with a rather uninspired name, hasn’t helped. Unfortunately, the rising prices and drop in consistency make it harder to justify...

It is no wonder why this once very popular restaurant has to solicit customers now. I ordered a curry hamburger steak with omelette rice served on a hot plate, which I don't see the point of, because within seconds, everything was burnt. I was eating dry, chargrilled beef and burnt egg, and there was nothing left of the curry sauce either. Disgusting, I will never...