Hongkong Restaurant
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Abigail Soriente
3 months agoThere's not much customers when we arrived but the food took time and they should have at least provided the soup along with the food but we had to ask the waiter for it. I am not sure though in my picture it looks good but the food was not appetizing. They provided free siomai but didn't provide condiments you still to ask them again. I liked the ube cheese buchi.
andi
9 months agoFood was good. It's not what we expected, but what we ordered still filled us up. Will just try something else from the menu next time.
Karl Kue
3 months agoTai Koo HK Roast is a Cantonese fast casual chain. While the quality of the roasted meat is satisfactory I found the flavors on the sweeter and saltier side. The portion sizes are quite small, and when considering the overall dining experience, the pricing seems to be on the higher end. Overall I would not recommend.
Martti D
2 years agoIt would have been 5 if they allowed me partner my roasted duck with a soy chicken, unfortunately they cannot modify their menu. Overall, I enjoyed my meal. I missed Singapore food and this is the closest thing available around San Antonio, Ortigas area.
Gems Gonzalez
6 years agoAccessible precious roasted Peking duck! You can have it anytime or at least during Podium business hours at affordable prices. We used to go to Chinese restaurants, and only some offer, just to eat Peking duck. The skin is crisp with a mouthwatering layer underneath of nice duck fat! It goes perfectly well with steamed rice and steamed pechay.