[jayinhongkong]

One of my all-time favorites in HK is Jimmy's Kitchen on Wyndham Street. If you go, you have to try their baked alaska. Brings back memories of going there with my dad as a kid.

[renHK]

Amazingly fresh homemade Korean dishes are being served at Sugardolls, a little bar where the cigar shop used to be at 54 D'Aguilar, thanks to its Korean owner.

A hidden jewel, which I was overjoyed to find today. (cheap but honest food in Central is becoming impossible to find)

[PDLM]

Originally Posted by renHK

A hidden jewel, which I was overjoyed to find today.

Originally Posted by renHK

a few dishes on the menu so far, they are all DELICIOUS! (Yes, I've tried them all.)

So few that you could try them all and report back here by 1:34pm on the day that you discovered it?

Hmmmm.....

[renHK]

Unfortunately, yes. Sugardolls is a bar (a small one at that) so the little lunch thing seems to be just something for them to do to fill the off hours.

Nonetheless, I couldn't have tasted them all in a day without sampling from the dishes of people I was with (we're a sharing kinda crowd).

[neha]

Best Indian: Tandoor or Babek

[neha]

Best Mexican: Caramba
Best Lebanese: Beirut

[Otis Boring]

Best Italian in TST is Incontro (by far). It's next door to the Grand Stanford in the same building as Ruth's Chriss.