Chilli Lime — Restaurant in Sai Kung District

Chilli Lime (TKO): A Culinary Dive Into Asian Delights 👍👍👍💯😋🤤

📍Shop G07, G/F, MONTEREY Place, 23 Tong Chun Street, O'South Coast, Tseung Kwan O 將軍澳澳南海岸唐俊街23號MONTEREY Place地下G07號舖

**Weekdays Special (Buy 2 Mains Get 1 Free Starter)✨✨✨

Chilli Lime in TKO is a delightful hotspot for those seeking a flavorful journey through various Asian cuisines. With its cozy ambiance and vibrant dishes, this restaurant promises to tantalize your taste buds with fresh, authentic flavors. Here’s a breakdown of their diverse menu offerings:

Lad Moo Ping 泰式燒豬肉沙律 - $88 🐷👍 Kick-start your culinary adventure with this Thai-style grilled pork salad. Tender pork paired with crisp greens creates a harmonious blend of smoky and fresh flavors. Perfect for those who love a zingy twist.

Por Pia Sod Goong 越式鮮蝦米紙卷 - $108 (4 pieces) 🌱🌮👍 These Vietnamese fresh shrimp spring rolls are a refreshing bite of perfection. Wrapped in delicate rice paper and served with a fish sauce-lime dip, they are light yet packed with herby goodness. An absolute must-try for fans of clean, vibrant flavors!

Pla Meuk Yang 原隻成燒魷魚 - $118 🦑👍 The char-grilled squid is a standout dish for its smoky allure. Accompanied by garlicky chili and lime sauce, the squid is cooked to perfection—soft yet slightly charred, delivering a medley of sweet, savory, and tangy flavors.

Chicken Tikka Masala 洋蔥紅茄香汁燴雞肉 - $138 🐔👍 Here’s a classic Indian favorite, reimagined with flair. Succulent chunks of chicken bask in a creamy, spiced tomato-based sauce. Rich and comforting, this dish is ideal for pairing with warm naan or steamed rice.

Khaow Niav Mamueng 芒果糯米飯 - $88 🥭🍚👍 End your meal with a tropical burst of joy! Sticky rice paired with fresh mango and a drizzle of coconut cream delivers a dessert that’s both indulgent and refreshing. Sweet, fragrant, and wonderfully balanced.

Whether you’re in the mood for Thai, Vietnamese, or Indian-inspired dishes, Chilli Lime offers a menu that satisfies diverse cravings. Each dish is crafted with care, showcasing the authenticity of flavors that Asian cuisines are celebrated for. A visit to Chilli Lime is more than just a meal—it's an exploration of vibrant tastes and textures. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in Tseung Kwan O!

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One of the worst restaurants I have tried in the TKO area, and even in HK. Truly deserving of 1 star in every category

Food: The 肉骨茶is basically MSG onion soup. Does not taste anything like what it should be. Pork knuckle rice - the pork is not fresh and smelled, had to replace with another dish. Fried rice - too salty. Others - below average at best.

Service: Very subpar, a few staff had poor attitude. The restaurant is doing a buy 1 get 1 free lunch promo but they don’t include drinks in the lunch set. Fine no big deal, but easy enough to inform guests before they order or put a disclaimer by the promotion text. Instead, they adamantly argue that’s how they always have done it. Oh and dessert is also separately charged and not part of the buy 1 get 1.

Atmosphere: It’s a rainy, humid, and hot day and they have all the doors open with low A/C on. Hard to be comfortable in this setting.

There’s very little customers here compared to Frites and the other restaurants nearby, and...

I have been coming to Chili Lime since they open, it has always been my favorite spot on the TKO waterfront, but my experience for the last times has been to say the least disappointing, the quality of the service and the food is far from what it used to be, they had my favorite satay in town, but now the portions are small, the meat is something that you can’t eat easy as it is full of tendons and it is just mediocre, the staff is slow and always trying to charge you extra for things you didn’t order, a lot of mistakes in the orders and some of my favourites on the menu usually “sold out”, it is shame that such a nice place in the past has become one that I am not planning to get back, i understand the F&B industry is struggling, but changing the DNA of a place just cutting cost is not the right way for a long term business in town, this is a cry for attention that I hope the management will take as an opportunity...