I was looking for food quite late in the evening and find this place just 2-3 mins walking distance from Kew Garden Hotel/Empire Hotel Wanchai. Food was so so. The place is cozy enough for doing some reading or writing, especially if you order the bottomless coffee or tea.

Not easy finding the front door it is around the corner from Lockart St. Not an obvious sign either.

you can take the stairs or the elevator to the 2nd floor.

Omelette was fine, coffee just ok. Staff was efficient but kinda sullen. 5 am may be why

English toast was very good.

Always open..that is its biggest asset

This place is on the first floor so entrance is via what looks like an entrance to some flats. Follow the “this way to bacon” signs.

Not a bad place. I went between 12 and 1 so it was busy but not overcrowded. Lots of Chinese people as well as tourists. Food is breakfast style but is open 24 hours.

Food isn’t bad but was a little bland although I probably chose the blandest option in the hope of it being vaguely healthy! 2 poached eggs, two slices of brown toast (this comes already buttered), a side of beans and grilled tomatoes with some grapefruit juice. Also ordered a pot of tea which fills three mugs.

The two eggs option comes with two eggs, funnily enough, that you can have cooked a multitude of ways, you get a choice of bread (some options are extra), a choice of two sides and a juice for $53. The tea was $39 but you can have it instead of juice for an extra $20.

10% service is added as standard. Service is efficient. I didn’t need to ask for the bill but wasn’t made to feel like I had to pay immediately.

Oh and there’s free WiFi.

First timer to this place, don't know how I could have missed it after so many years. Extensive menu - eggs everywhere - and plenty of it. Open 24/7, so a decent option for the much-needed breakfast after the night-before. Reasonable prices too. Will be back for more soon.

We booked the place for 9pax anticipating to be a great one . The server was too pushy, had come three times to ask what drink we wanted the fact that some of the other friends had just seated. We all felt the same that she just wanted us to order quickly, eat quickly and leave quickly

A little finesse, a little kindness, a little empathy will be great -

The last word she said to us - “would you like to have some water before you leave”
In which most of us had not finished eating yet - moreover the restaurant is not full. Can’t she not allow us to enjoy our meal?

Ain’t worth a dime and definitely not good to return at all -