Antidote
Hong Kong
At a glance
Antidote, nestled in the vibrant locale of North Point, is a Korean restaurant that brings a touch of South Korea’s culinary artistry to Hong Kong. Located at the ground floor of Harbour Height, this establishment is ideal for those seeking a dining experience tinged with the rich flavors and traditions of Korean cuisine. With a strong reputation supported by a 4.5 rating from 292 reviews, Antidote draws attention for its commendable dishes and balanced atmosphere, suitable for both casual dinners and social gatherings.
Patrons can relish the establishment’s offerings through dine-in service, along with takeaway and delivery options for those who prefer to savor their meals elsewhere. The moderate price level ensures that guests can enjoy quality Korean fare without straining their wallets. Those visiting in groups will find Antidote well-suited to accommodate their needs, offering a setting where conversation and camaraderie can comfortably flourish.
Antidote also caters to the preferences of beverage enthusiasts, featuring a selection of beer, wine, and cocktails that complement the Korean dishes on the menu. This makes it an appealing place not just for dining but for enjoying drinks with friends or coworkers after a long day. Its ambiance encourages leisurely enjoyment while maintaining a level of attentiveness from the staff that enhances the overall dining experience.
Reviews
Decent choice of Korea side dish included. Pot rice not bad. Cold noodle is flavourful but not cold enough, and very little toppings. Very noisy for lunch.
Pretty decent Korean food! The sesame sauce fried chicken was quite unique, sweet & slightly tangy. Salmon sashimi tasted fresh! The beef rice & pork bulgogi wasn’t bad either. I rly liked their atmosphere, felt very modern
We were there for dinner. We ordered pork bone soup and fried chicken (soy sauce taste). The appetiser came soon after we had ordered the food. The sweet potato and the rice cake were particularly impressive in terms of taste and texture. For the main dishes, the pork bone soup tasted rich and savoury at first. But as the soup continued to simmer and condense, it became almost too salty to eat with the noodles/ fried rice if you had ordered. The fried chicken was really good; on the other hand, the garnish looks great upon arrival. The chicked pieces were boneless, thin battered and juicy. The sauce was light and enticing. However, the environmental hygiene has yet to improve. There were quite a few flies (I guess it's a kind of fruit fries) keep hovering over the food all along. Despite we had been constantly waving our hands keep them out, a few still caught us off guard and landed on our food. We had to forgo the contaminated food (cabbage kimchi and raddish kimchi). The flies' problem adversely affected our dining experience. The price of the food is a bit dear overall. This is not a restaurant that I would like to revisit.
have been here for many times. but recently they have a "google review for free fried chicken" so here i am. Side dishes: they always have generous sides for free. Usually fresh kimchi, korean fish cakes, pickled radish, fried caramelised sweet potato and small portions of rice cake. Mains: lunch set price is fair. and tbh it tastes a lot better than the nearby 2 korean restaurants. ordered spicy tofu and seafood soup with rice today. the soup have crab, shrimp, mussels and clams in it, and its full of seafood flavour.
