Creative Taiwanese comfort food with playful fusion desserts and drinks; generally tasty and good value for Hong Kong, but consistency and service attitude vary at busy times.
壹. 01 台式料理 delivers creative Taiwanese comfort food with playful fusion touches and strong value, but inconsistent execution in temperature and seasoning limits its standing. Service ranges from genuinely helpful to rushed and dismissive during busy periods, reflecting the casual mall setting's operational constraints.
Tucked inside an industrial mall, this spot feels bustling and casual with the aroma of sizzling egg pancakes greeting you at the door. Reviewers describe staff who help decode the non‑English menu and a vibe that is bright and lively at peak times. One diner noted, "the creative plates were fun and the discounts sweetened the deal," though a few reported inconsistent service during rushes. The cooking leans playful Taiwanese with clever fusion twists: mango on braised pork rice, truffle cheese omelets, squid balls dressed as takoyaki, and pandan-fruit desserts. Expect generous flavors over refinement, with standouts like the Mango Pomelo Sago and fried milk rolls. If you like street-food energy with inventive touches, you will find plenty to explore here. For families, the menu offers kid-friendly anchors—rice bowls and omelets, fried snacks, and creamy taro drinks. Portions are often filling for younger diners, though sweetness and salt levels vary. No kids menu is mentioned, but simple picks like braised pork rice, sausage, and milk tea keep it approachable.
Area vibe: Industrial-commercial district turning trendy; weekday office crowd with growing foodie traffic.
Safety: Generally safe with busy foot traffic in business hours; quieter and sparse after office hours.
What's nearby: Inside COS/China Overseas Sunrise Centre; near Kwun Tong MTR and other Taiwanese eateries, cafes, studios.
Standouts include a mango-topped braised pork rice, a truffle cheese egg pancake, fried milk rolls, and the Dubai Chocolate Mochi priced from HK$56 for 3 pieces.
It’s a casual, walk-in friendly spot near Kwun Tong MTR with afternoon discounts, but watch for inconsistent seasoning, occasional cold dishes, and busy-times service hiccups.
Located in an industrial mall, the restaurant delivers bright, street-food energy with sizzling egg-pancake aromas but can get busy and cramped at peak times.