"Hong Kong Gourmet Restaurant" Hong Kong West Kowloon Centre Food Court, with the addition of Cafe 360 ​​special restaurant

in"Hong Kong shopping mall: West Kowloon Center》In this large playground, with everything to eat, play, use, and wear, Anya and Wendy spent a whole day, and they actually ate directly from lunch to dinner.In addition to the basic McDonald's, KFC, Pizza Hut and other chain restaurants in the West Kowloon Center, there is no need to introduce this. In addition, the food court on the 8th floor and the specialty restaurants scattered on each floor are to be introduced.

Cafe 360: Specialty Restaurant

At noon, our group went to Cafe 360 ​​in West Kowloon Center. This western-style restaurant is located on the 6th floor. In addition to the American Adventure Park, which focuses on children's entertainment, this floor is mainly a restaurant with Chinese and Western cuisine. Cafe 360 ​​focuses on young customers, and the price is of course higher than that of the food court on the 8th floor. As far as the average restaurant is concerned, it is also quite affordable. Those who are interested can refer to the Hong Kong restaurant evaluation website-Kaifanla!Comments from netizens, menus and prices are available for reference.

Although Cafe 360’s meals are at a mid-level price point, since it is aimed at young customers, of course the meals must be distinctive!At that time, a group of people filled the restaurant with several tables, but the manager brought out good dishes with their own characteristics. The first feature that caught the eye was the delicate and lively presentation of the meals. This is quite a bit for young people. Importantly, otherwise it would be hard to take photos and post on Facebook!As for the meal itself, I personally feel that the seasoning of the meal will not be too heavy, and the original flavor of the food can be tasted. The crispy portion is in place, the portion is mediocre, and the pleasing presentation should be quite for the taste of young people. .

Cafe 360:Let's have a meal!Introduction and Comments

▲ Tea bags sold in the store.It can be seen that the restaurant takes a healthy route, so the food seasoning is light and the original taste of the food is retained.

▲ Anya's favorite meringue soup, the meringue is very crispy!

▲ In fact, most of them just want to eat meringue instead of thick soup. This time I drank all the soup.

▲ This is Wendy's favorite.

Japanese sashimi, fish eggs, and chewy spaghetti are very refreshing in summer!

West Kowloon Center.food street

How to prove that the West Kowloon Center is a shopping mall that Hong Kong residents will go to?Just look at the stalls in the food court, you know there are so many Taiwanese dishes!

In the evening, Anya and Wendy walked into the food court in West Kowloon Center, ready to see the must-have food court stalls in the shopping mall.In terms of general food courts, in addition to the high quality and low price, the main features are very diverse. Everyone can easily find what they like. At the same time, they also gather many authentic snacks, and everyone can experience the local food style.

However, after going around the food court at that time, I found that a large area in the middle was full of Taiwanese snacks, so the selection on the spot was much less.Next, of course, is to look around for Hong Kong-style flavors that are usually rare, and you can easily find them by strolling through the surrounding stalls one by one!

Of course, there is an iron law that can't be wrong. If there is a lot of people in the line, just squeeze there. That's right.

▲ Taiwan is very common in all directions.Uh, if you can eat in Taiwan, why go to Hong Kong to eat.Next stall, thank you!

▲ This is a long queue of claypot rice stalls, there are a lot of people in the line, and the meal preparation time is long, so be patient!

▲ It is authentic Taiwan again!Let's continue shopping.

▲ Shilin's oyster noodles!

▲ The delicious claypot rice set finally waiting.

▲ A busy day, just end with this bowl of claypot rice!

◎ Hong Kong West Kowloon Center. Dragon Centre
– Address: 37K Qin Chow Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong
– Phone: +852 2360 0982
– Fax: +852 2708 2997
– Email:[email protected]
- Official website:http://www.dragoncentre.com.hk/

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