Essen und Restaurants in Shek Tong Tsui, Hong Kong Island

“Best New York style pizza with self brew in HK. Pepperoni Pizza is a must have.”

“This café come lifestyle store serves up coffee and brunch, with a side of stationery and homeware. A great spot to browse gifts and get a much-needed hit of caffeine, Ethos has all of your bases covered, really.”

“ It's a supermarket, it's a meat shop, and it's also a great cafe with everything you could think of and fancy in a day. Sometimes I only order a french toast with extra bacon (yes, sweet and salty... they're just too delicious to be mixed). ”

“Praised by many for serving up some of the most tasty Sambal and multicultural Malaysian, Singaporean and other Southeast Asian delights in the 852, Jen Hotel’s Café Malacca is high on the list for must-tries in Shek Tong Tsui. Make sure to make a reservation however, as this popular spot attracts many a Nasi Lemak enthusiast throughout the week.”

“Great place to hang for that ultimate caffeine kick. Also ideal for lunches or weekend brunch though it can get busy. ”

“You could argue that Po Tuck Street is more Sai Ying Pun than Shek Tong Tsui, but either way this quaint little hidden street is lined with breakfast gems and good coffee – and Artisan Garden Café is no exception! This Aussie-style watering hole serves up a mean brekkie, offering up the works with your choice of sweets, savoury or both (we’d go for the Buttermilk Fried Chicken Waffles if we were you), as well as House-Made Bircher Museli and Superfood Salads – if you’re “being good”.”

“You’ll often come across couples sipping on fine wine (or freshly roasted coffee), and tasting Artisan Room‘s selection of sandwiches and french pastries at any time of the day here. Next door’s COBO House is also home to a selection of lunch favourites such as salads, flatbreads, pastas and burgers if you’re on the hunt for something hearty. If you can withstand the heat, its outside area is dog friendly, and you get bonus points (and $5 off) for bringing your own reusable mug with you.”

“Amazing classic Hong Kong restaurant -- go for breakfast on the weekends and be sure to order their French toast!”