[Laughing_Monkey]

Does anyone know where i can get a 'full english' - you know, bacon, eggs, saugages (not those frankfurter things), mushrooms, tomatoes, beans, hash browns, fried bread, toast and a cup of rosy lee. I think going on some of the local cuisine its best to skip the black (or white) pudding.

Anyway, pref near kennedy town/ around the belchers, but will travel...

[discobay]

Carnegies on Lockhart Road, Wanchai - very good.

[martyn]

I'm not sure if it's English but it tastes good:

The Flying Pan
G/F, 9 Old Bailey Street,
Central

[KnowItAll]

Delaneys used to go a good breakfast .. not sure if they do anymore.

[discobay]

The Chippy on Wellington Street, Central do truck stop food ... and fish and chips.

[PDLM]

The Pacific Grill on Staunton Street does a good one (frankly much better than the Flying Pan which, in my opinion, is hugely overrated: it's cheap, but frankly, it's crap)

[discobay]

The Pacific Grill sounds inviting PDLM. How do you get there? Assume that I take the plb from Wanchai and get off on Wellington Street.

[PDLM]

It's in Soho, so go up the escalator (assuming you want your breakfast after 10:30), get off at Staunton Street, and turn left (uphill) along Staunton. Pacific Grill is one of the last places on the right before you get to Old Bailey. If I recall correctly it's HK$98+10% for the full fryup, but that doesn't include any liquids, so you might end up paying $150 if you have a juice and some tea.

Which is probably nearly twice what the Flying Pan costs, but in my experience it is much better food, and it's definitely a much better environment (table cloths and stuff, not sticky formica greasy joe style as at The Flying Pan).

From Wanchai it would probably be easier to get a 23 or 40 big bus and get off at either the first or second stop in Caine Road, walk on (or back, respectively) to Old Bailey, wallk down the hill beside the prison and turn left into Staunton Street.

[NZHK]

Post 97@LKF does good fry-up!

[theflyingbeagle]

Old China Hand does a great breakfast and opens early on a saturday and sunday....many is the night that I have stumbled from the bridge across the road to OCH to be revived by a full monty of a breakfast....