[2025 Hong Kong Restaurant] Travel Guide for Match2 Taiwanese Kitchen (Updated Mar)

Recently revisited Maji Zao Cafe in Tsim Sha Tsui, this restaurant's menu changes periodically, always bringing surprises🤩. We ordered several main dishes, including Braised Beef Noodles🍜, Spicy Duck Blood Pot, and Mapo Tofu Rice, and also chose a few snacks: Turnip Cake, Stinky Tofu, and my favorite Salmon Mentaiko Omelette. The beef🥩 in the Braised Beef Noodles is tender, and the broth is rich. The noodles have the perfect texture, elastic and well combined with the beef and broth. The aroma of the Spicy Duck Blood Pot is enticing, with a moderately spicy broth. The duck blood is tender, and the various ingredients make the overall flavor richer. Friends who love strong flavors will definitely fall in love with this dish🤤. Mapo Tofu Rice offers a different taste, with tender tofu and spicy sauce, perfectly paired with white rice. The spiciness is not overwhelming, allowing you to enjoy every bite😋. As for the snacks, the Turnip Cake is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside; the Stinky Tofu is a classic choice, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, paired with a special sauce that makes it irresistible. My favorite, the Salmon Mentaiko Omelette, has fresh fillings, and the rich flavor of mentaiko makes me keep eating. Lunch also comes with fruit tea, and you can pay extra to upgrade to Taiwanese drinks like bubble tea🧋. 🍽️Restaurant: Maji Zao Cafe 📍Address: Shop B226 & B227A, B2/F, K11 Art Mall, 18 Hanoi Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

It's very convenient to get to the K11 mall from the subway station. 'Ma Tai Zao Ka' is located at the exit of the connecting passage. The restaurant's facade is nicely decorated, making it a great spot for gatherings with friends. The restaurant was very crowded during dinner, and we were seated in the inner hall, where the seating and tables were quite cramped. The set menu offers a wide variety of dishes, including appetizers, snacks, main courses, desserts, and drinks, all with authentic flavors. At an average cost of over 200 HKD per person, combined with mall discounts, the price is reasonable. Address - B2 Floor, K11 Art Mall, Tsim Sha Tsui Environment/Facilities - A few unique booths Specialty - New-style Taiwanese cuisine Average price - $230 Rating - 75/100

Lunchtime visit to Maji Stove Cafe in Tsim Sha Tsui. This Taiwanese restaurant offers a wide selection of meals🤩, including some limited-time themed dishes, ensuring there's always something new to choose from😋. For this visit, I ordered the Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup (half tendon, half meat)🍜, Crispy Salted Chicken with Mapo Tofu Rice🐥, and Spicy Duck Blood Hot Pot🦆. The beef noodle soup had a rich broth and tender, juicy beef🥩, with the combination of tendon and meat providing a richer texture. The crispy salted chicken was crunchy on the outside and tender inside, paired with the fragrant and spicy mapo tofu rice, making the flavors even more complex🥰. The spicy duck blood hot pot was full of heat, with a rich soup base and plentiful ingredients. Each main dish showcased the essence of Taiwanese cuisine, leaving a lasting impression🌶️. We also ordered two side dishes - Crispy Radish Cake with Spicy Garlic Egg Yolk Sauce and the limited-time Pistachio Jam Taro Meat Floss Cheese Omelette😆. The radish cake was fried to a golden crisp and served with a unique egg yolk sauce, making it even more delicious. I particularly enjoyed the omelette here, not only for the variety of choices but also for the irresistible sauces🤤. 🍽️Restaurant: Maji Stove Cafe 📍Address: Shops B226 & B227A, B2 Floor, K11 Art Mall, 18 Hanoi Road, Tsim Sha Tsui