麻布冰室

A great place to eat in Chinatown! I've been here are couple of times and it was always amazing. There's a basement with more seating and the food is delicious. The portions are large and worth it for the price. I went with two friends and we each got ourselves a dish, but it was too much. There's many options from rice to pasta and deserts. The display is cute and tastes exactly how it looks!

Excellent food and fun atmosphere but the only problem is that it gets packed and you have to wait for a table. In addition you can't make any reservations so it's first come, first serve. The place is pretty small.

Cheesy Garlic Creamy Curry Chicken in Bread Bowl… what a mouthful both to say and to eat! This was fire, chicken was delish and the curry sauce was divine. They put so much inside and also bring out extra for you to pour in but imo the amount inside was already substantial! It came with some hot hong kong milk tea which was delis as well! Very cute space in the basement.

The meat was too salty and didn’t seem fresh. Unfortunately, this really took away from the dish. With better seasoning and fresher ingredients, it could be much improved.

Food was okay. Forgot the name, but we ordered some kind of beef with egg and rice and I shared it with someone, but honestly I was expecting the portion size to be bigger it was pretty small due to how the bowl was shaped. Not worth it for the price. The beef was too salty, the egg had no flavor and there were like two pieces of broccoli. We also ordered the strawberry toast but it wasn’t thick and fluffy like how toast is usually supposed to be at most hong kong style cafes. It was thin, and was just coated with some strawberry jam, powder, and milk. Would’ve been more worth it if they put real strawberries on it/in between the toast or gave us like 4 pieces of bread. Definitely not worth $10. Lastly, we ordered the bunny milk pudding. It was cute to look at but it was just 3 bunny shaped puddings and a small pile of gram cracker crumbs. The gram cracker crumbs were the only thing that gave the pudding some flavor. The bunny pudding itself didn’t taste like pudding at all — wasn’t sweet, no flavor, just tasted like air. One of the dishes we ordered came with a free hot drink so we got a hot hong kong style milk tea. Tasted okay but I would recommend adding sugar since it’s barely sweet. Interior was pretty nice but the food was definitely not worth it for the price. It was worth a try though but I wouldn’t come again. If you’re looking for a good hong kong style cafe I would recommend going to kong shik tong instead.