Mr. Chef Cafe
尖沙咀厚福街9號豪華閣地下C 舖
Shop C, G/F., Luxury Court, 9 Hau Fook Street, Tsim Sha Tsui
https://www.openrice.com/zh/hongkong/review/surprised-by-the-quality-e2349006
Discovered this little joint serving Western style breakfasts when I was at a tasting recently.
I was tempted to try it before but it was packed, there are 4 seats, 2-3 that you could possibly sit on if people don't put there bags on them.
Anyway, I was in the area again so dined there.
TST is not a place I usually go, but unluckily this place I wanted to try was closed, so luckily I remembered this place.
I was skeptical at first because it was Chinese style Western breakfast so I tried the omelette. There was also eggs Benedict which I wanted to try but sitting uncomfortably on a narrow bench table put me off ordering it.
The all day breakfasts cost around $34-$38.
I ordered the omelette because it looked easy to eat without much effort.
Unfortunately the drinks that come with it were Hong Kong milk tea or Coffee.
I ended up choosing the coffee because I don't drink Hong Kong milk tea.
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Fresh grounded coffee:
I don't drink coffee but I drank half a cup because it was quite nice and not too milky with no sour aftertaste.
★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★
green pepper and ham omelette:
When I saw it on the menu, the pairing of green pepper and egg was rather odd because green pepper has this distinct taste.
Anyway, when it arrived, I could smell freshly cracked black pepper that was sprinkled on.
The black pepper and green pepper went surprisingly well with the omelette and the texture of the omelette was soft and fluffy with a slightly runny centre.
It was just nice having the omelette with the toast and the side of salad was ok because it was dressed in sweet balsamic vinegar.
The baked beans were cold so I asked them and they said they were served cold.
I normally have my beans cold anyway because it tastes better.
★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★
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