Chili Club
- March 25, 2001
- Rated 3 of 5 by
kylebarber from Seattle, Washington
After eating lots of greasy Chinese food all week, it was a pleasure to indulge in some well prepared food with a different flavor. Though this Thai restaurant was featured in the Lonely Planet guidebook, it can hardly be described as a bargain dining option. The standard pad thai dish ran me about $10, though it was quite good, made even more special by breaking up the monotony of merely adequate Chinese meals I had sampled so far in Hong Kong. Located in the heart of the Wanchai district, Chili Club is easily accessable from Central and most other tourist areas on Hong Kong island. The rice here was particularly good, sticky yet melt-in-your-mouth soft. Quite yummy.
From journal China: Hong Kong