Stay here for reasonable rates, clean rooms and the awesome view overlooking Hobart! Look at this gorgeous sunrise!
If you enjoy ramen with lots of veggies, kazen is for you. Wonderful stuff to have on a rainy day.
Lunch specials - 11.90 for a main and drink. The stir fried rice noodles with grilled chicken was quite decent. Took shorter than the 20 mins wait to get to me.
Do try to stop the veggie lady from smothering your poor veggies in sauce as she can be over-generous with it.
Lor mee. For $3 only there's lots of ingredients, gravy doesn't turn watery and you can add all the vinegar, chilli and minced garlic you want.
After renovation added a traditional coffee counter so now you can have a bun and coffee/tea to go as breakfast! The shio pan, mushroom ham, raisin cream, are favourites.
Came on a lazy weekday afternoon and there was only one song on the playlist on repeat...
Lobster cream pasta is slightly bland. Ask for a plate of garlic chips to give it a kick! (First plate free, subsequent chargeable at $1.50 per plate)
Head to the back to get Thai food. Pineapple fried rice is fragrant, lots of fresh pineapple bits!
Shark collagen soup worth a try. Good variety of food available here. Like the atmosphere and the friendly staff!
Highlight of the Dragon's Back hike! Enjoy the views on top, then take the easy winding trail back to Cape Collinson for the bus.
The shop is upstairs on 1/F now. Glad I didn't have to queue as the corridor was baking hot.
Don't just go to one outlet. They stock different items in each outlet so go to another one if you can't find what you're looking for.
The pineapple bun with butter is great. Crispy flaky crust on top crunches when you bite into the soft bun!
To enter the exhibition hall and see the bone relic, head to the vegetarian restaurant at the monastery and get your meal ticket first.
Get the deluxe meal and be seated in the VIP dining room. 5 course meal with rice, one of the best vegetarian meals in HK.
Not too crowded; great place tucked away from the hustle and bustle to people-watch and chill.
Take your time to look at the display sets as you enter, to get a feel of what the actual set will look like when fully built!
Free wifi, comfortable room. Booked a double (cheaper) and got a twin for free upon check-in. Just ask the friendly front desk!
Wear good anti-slip shoes! It can get slippery after the rain. Enjoy the view from the top!
Little hidden place for a good espresso coffee and all-day breakfast! Remember to do your part and help to return your crockery to the trolley.
Get an egg tart for an afternoon tea treat! Buttery crust, smooth custardy egg that just melts in your mouth.
Observation deck here is free as compared to paid Sky Terrace on The Peak Tower. The views are similar and you won't feel like you paid money to look at fog when the rain suddenly decides to roll in.
Only serves noodles for lunch in a rich collagen broth. The citrus peel gives an interesting taste.
