about the restaurant reviews
- silverhawks3
- Jan 2, 2018
- 1 min read
As I currently live in Hong Kong, I mainly will write about restaurants in Hong Kong. Thus, all prices are in Hong Kong dollars. For a general conversion rate, $1 Hong Kong dollar = $7 US dollars. Also, I will note if a 10% service charge is added or not as most restaurants in Hong Kong add this.
If I'm travelling abroad, I will use that countries currency.
All my ratings are out of five stars.
☆ = I can't believe I wasted my stomach movement for this
★ = pretty terrible and won't go back. EVER. Even if last meal on earth.
★★ = below average but not terrible that I won't be back
★★★ = average but would be back if I was in the area or can't think of where to eat
★★★★ = above average and would be back and recommend to others
★★★★★ = so amazing my mind is blown and my brain is still trying to recover
I try to also post the restaurant's official website if I can find it as well as all address information so I hope you can find it.
Loved reading about your Hong Kong restaurant adventures—those vivid reviews spark foodie wanderlust, much like McDonald’s global menu ignites travel vibes! Your star ratings and currency details make it so relatable. Speaking of feedback, McDonald’s values your thoughts through MCDVoice - Take Survey @ www.mcdvoice.com [Free Sandwich]. Just like your detailed reviews, sharing your McD’s experience with a survey code from your receipt (valid for 7 days) helps them improve and offers you a free sandwich! It’s a win-win for food lovers. Keep those ★★★★★ reviews coming, and I’m excited for your next culinary gem!
Love the clear rating system—super helpful! I’ve been using something similar when reviewing spots like Ziafat Restaurant. Always great to know the vibe (and the stomach risk) upfront!