MIDO CAFE
Chinese restaurant
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€
2025
Recommended
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2025
Spread over two floors, this caa caan teng 's retro decor, with its colorful mosaic tiles, wooden benches and ceiling fans, transports us to the Hong Kong of the 1950s. A stone's throw from the Tin Hau Temple, Mido has been the setting for classic films, notably those by Wong Kar-wai. Renowned for its golden French toast and creamy milk tea, the café also offers typical dishes such as baked rice with pork chops. Today, Mido is enjoying a second life with Instagrammers, attracted by the nostalgic setting.
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Plats typiquues des décennies passées, cadre hors du temps. La nourriture est de bonne qualité sans toutefois être exceptionnelle, mais c'est vraiment une expérience à tenter. Un plat particulier mais si spécifique à Hong Kong et ses fast food " Cha chan Teng " est constitué de nouilles frites craquantes. Perso, j'adore.
Situé à quelques mètres de Temple Street je vous recommende fortement d'y dîner plutôt que de manger dans les restaurants de rue de Temple Street qui ont bien perdu en qualité, mais dont les prix eux...ne cessent de croÎtre.
Menu en anglais disponible :D
Au moment de régler l'addition jetez un coup d'oeil à la caisse enregistreuse, un dinosaure !