Yau Ma Tei Man Li Cheung City has an amazing environment and excellent food quality with great presentation

✨ This time, I’m introducing and recommending a Western-style restaurant located in Yau Ma Tei called Man Li Cheung City (Yau Ma Tei). The surroundings of the restaurant are very beautiful, themed with figurine collectibles and greenery. I suggest everyone book a table online in advance to secure a spot and enjoy more discounts and rewards🔥 ✨️ We had lunch this time, and the crowd wasn’t too heavy because we arrived right when they opened. We ordered the Zebra Set for two at $698 (excluding 10% service charge). ✨️ For starters, we chose the Cheung City Snack Platter with homemade egg yolk sauce (small). It included American sweet and spicy crispy chicken wings, German sausage, crispy fries, sweet potato fries, mozzarella cheese sticks, and triangular molten cheese bites. At first, we thought the small portion wouldn’t be much, but when it arrived, wow, it was huge—a whole mountain of food with lots of fries 😅 Friends who love fried food should definitely order this. ✨️ For the main course, we could only choose one dish from pork, chicken, or duck leg. We originally wanted the duck leg, but the restaurant didn’t have it available. We ended up choosing pork, humorously named “Slow Cooked Pig.” It’s actually slow-cooked Spanish Iberico pork skewers with sweet potato fries (+$20). There were three big, well-grilled pork skewers that smelled amazing 🤭 with a subtle meaty flavor 😂 ✨ For pasta, we had avocado cream crab flat pasta. It looked exquisite and had avocado, which is very healthy 😂 The portion was large, so even those with smaller appetites might not finish it. ✨️ For dessert, we chose “Accompany You to Watch the Meteor Shower,” which is chocolate ice cream for two. It looked beautiful and tasted great 😆 ✨️ For drinks, we had hot mint chocolate and iced chunky banana chocolate milkshake. Both were delicious 🤭 made with care and full of ingredients 💯 📍 Man Li Cheung City 📍 1/F, M1 Hotel, 28 Portland Street, Yau Ma Tei Guide Recommended Diary