Reflect Rooftop Bar and Restaurant
Hong Kong
Avis
If you come here looking for authentic Mexican food, you will be disappointed. Saw this restaurant pop up on IG with their Mexican food I instantly start craving it so I decided to give this place a try. Upon arriving, this restaurant didnt really give me much Mexican vibes. It just seemed like a regular western style restaurant which happens to be having seasonal Mexican theme at the time. They offer 2 set menus, one Mexican based and the other set which serves a more standard western style pasta pizza etc. Their set doesnt seem like it was good value at 758 for 2 people but comparing the prices on their à la carte menu and factoring in the 2 free drinks up to $128 on their drinks menu it seems to be worth it. Also the Mexican set menu at first glance didnt seem like it included that much. The set comes with soup, starters (quesadilla), mains (tacos or burrito) and fajitas. I was already thinking of where to go to fill my stomach. We bit the bullet and ordered the Mexican set at the end. The food is what I would describe as what Hong Kong people's interpretation of Mexican food is. Ive never seen quesadilla cut up in 6 slices, arranged on a plate with their tips stacked on each other, then "glued" down with melted cheese and a dollop of guacamole hiding the melted cheese. The tacos are fine, we ordered the beef and shrimp tacos. I kinda wished they used soft shell tacos as the whole thing instantly fell apart upon first bit. The shrimp taco had this mango salsa on top and it was overpowering the whole thing. All I could taste was this sweet mango flavor. They didnt seem like they used fresh mangoes either. It had this very artificial flavor to it. We were relieved when the final dish came as it the portions were quite big. The fajita itself came sauteed this tomato sauce and came with 8 soft tacos. The taste best reminds me of Hong Kong cafe's baked pork chop rice with a hint of Mexican "flavor". Not a huge fan of the dish but it did fill us up. The cocktail we ordered were pretty solid tho. The caffeinated bliss was plenty strong both in caffeine and alcohol while the Fragrance Highball was fruity and refreshing. This place is probably a visit once and never again type of place for me.
One of the best Mexican restaurant in town!!🥰 I have been longing for hard shell tacos but they are so rare in Hong Kong, until I found this place!😆 They have a really chill vibe with a rooftop outdoor dining area! The food is really nice and I suggest to come in a bigger group so you can share more food☺️ ⸻ 🌸 Chicken Taco (3pcs) $198 Very yum and crispy hard shell taco! The guacamole on top is so generous and it brings out the flavour of the chicken🌮 🌸 Crispy Wings $88 A little bit spicy but well deep fried! Very crispy on the skin but the meat inside is so tender and juicy!😋 great to start with wings and some wine! 🌸 Salsa Chips w/ Guacamole $78 Signature dish in Mexican cuisine! Very fresh guacamole!! 🌸 Uni Scallop Linguine $238 Very well cooked! Al dente linguine with flavoursome uni sauce sticking on every linguine! Scallop well seared too🩷 🌸 Apple Tarte Tatin $98 Dessert for sure! Hop apple tarts tatin with vanilla ice cream - wonderful combination🥰 of course it’s topped with a scent of cinnamon 🩷 ✅will definitely come again!!
Gathering with friends with drinks, we've ordered a dinner set for 2(2 cocktails included) and added a salad, as Burrata Cheese is my favorite!! The food were good but pricing seems a bit high. We had 3ppl, we drank with 2bottles white wine+ 3glasses beers.
Service is fast and always there. The food was fresh and fantastic and the drinks are very tasty and strong. This restaurant is now in my top 3. The entrance is easy to miss. Get out of D3 and it will be on your left in Mong Kok station.
An unassuming doorway and an elevator lobby in the hustle of bustle of Mongkok's shopping district up onto a sky terrace above it all. The food is a mixture between Mexican and Italian and is served in reasonably sized portions. We opted for a bottle of red to enjoy the great outdoor location and shared a few starters and mains. We would definitely suggest that the sharing options be more generous, as they were delicious but small for the money (especially the steak tartare and fish cakes). The mains were much better value for sharing, and we tucked into mixed tacos and fajitas that were delicious but definitely toned down in spice and lacking that black bean/chilli authenticity. Overall, we enjoyed finding this great new spot, but it is definitely a price range for a nice date or special event. The HKD$50 deal on 6 oysters was great when ordering a bottle of wine - very fresh!
