Lively modern Australian spot with strong seafood and popular promos; food is good with standouts like fish and chips and crab pasta, though pricing and noise can frustrate.
CATCH delivers competitive quality on par with respected local favorites through strong food quality anchored by crispy fish and chips and craveable crab pasta, paired with friendly, attentive service. However, inconsistent execution across visits—occasional undercooked eggs and tough steak—prevents grade A-grade performance. Weekly promotions and a warm, bustling atmosphere make it a solid neighborhood choice, though base pricing runs high without deals.
The room feels warm and bustling with a neighborhood mix of office folks and brunch seekers. Servers come off as friendly and upbeat, and little touches like a well-made margarita or Monday oysters set an easy mood. One diner put it simply: "We had a lovely time with fresh oysters and a chill beer." Do note that peak hours can be noisy for conversation. In the kitchen, it is modern Australian with a seafood lean, more elevated comfort than experimental. Fish and chips win praise for crispness, the spicy crab pasta scratches a craveable itch, and brunch plates like dirty eggs deliver hearty satisfaction. Pricing sits on the higher side, but weekly promos—BOGO mains, Taco Tuesday, oyster night—can make it feel like a smart pick. Families will find plenty of recognizable options: fish and chips, pastas, burgers, and eggs. There is no specific kids menu on show, but portions and familiar flavors work for many. Keep in mind the space gets lively; early seatings are calmer, while late evenings can be too loud for younger diners.
Area vibe: Business-residential mix on Hong Kong Island; after-work crowd with weekend brunchers.
Safety: Generally safe, well-lit commercial streets with steady foot traffic.
What's nearby: Near office towers, residential blocks, and Taikoo/Quarry Bay corridors; draws office lunches and evening promos.
Fish and chips and the spicy crab pasta are the standout mains, with oysters and Steggs as strong picks.
It gets loud at night, prices are high without promos, and parking is scarce.
A modern, friendly spot that gets lively and noisy as the night progresses.