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Dan Ryan's

Shop 114, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Hong Kong

Featured Review : On our last day in Hong Kong, we went to Harbour City to have breakfast at Dan Ryan’s. Its entrance is tucked away in a corner next to a terrific view of Hong Kong island at the southern end of the complex – I had popped...See Full Review

  • #16 most popular
    Hong Kong restaurant
  • Avg. User Rating:
    3 out of 5 stars

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Dan Ryan's

  • 3 out of 5 stars by MichaelJM from Nottingham, England
  • April 20, 2005
Dan Ryan's
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From journal Food in Kowloon

Dan Ryan's

  • 2 out of 5 stars by Kathy from Northern Va Suburbs of DC, Virginia
  • November 4, 2000
Quote: I think this is a chain restaurant from Chicago. We were tired that night and didn't feel like anything strenuous. The food is typical and staying at the Marriott, it was convenient.

From journal Secrets of Hong Kong