Renaissance Cafe is also one of the oldest cafeterias in Hong Kong, and has a high reputation among local diners. With a relaxed dining atmosphere and a table that can accommodate many people, it is one of the most common popular buffet restaurants in Hong Kong.
The restaurant's entrance is the most popular seafood and sushi sashimi section, which serves crab legs, mussels, oysters and prawns. Salmon and shiling fish are also available in the sashimi area. Freshly baked halved lobster is also available, with a limit of half per person at a time and their own sauce. However, the number of single-time braised lobsters on the spot is small and takes a long time, and there are often diners who have to wait for one or two rounds to get the lobster, and diners who want to taste the lobster should wait more patiently.
In addition, there is a Western-style cold head section with baguettes, thin-cut ham, beef fillet, and more. The Chinese hot food area offers freshly cooked soup with fresh ingredients, a variety of fresh vegetables, mushrooms, cuttlefish, fish tofu and other home-cooked ingredients for diners to choose from, including vegetarian soup base and pork bone soup base. In addition, there are hot foods such as Hainanese chicken rice, cheese risotto, and fried noodles with three fresh. In the dessert section, there are a variety of small cakes with delicate shapes, among which biscuits and chocolate bars are the most popular. But for a buffet restaurant's dinner market, the Renaissance Cafe has a small variety of varieties, and even less variety than the lunch market of some restaurants. Moreover, the name of the dish next to each dish is only in English and not Chinese, although it does not affect diners to distinguish dishes and take food, but it still cannot take care of diners who are not good at English, which is not intimate enough.
The lobby layout of the restaurant is long, the eating area is set in the center, which is more convenient, and the dining area has all kinds of large, medium and small tables, so whether it is a large number of people or a single meal, you can arrange suitable seats. In terms of service, the restaurant's service can reach the passing line, but the streamlined service quality of the old restaurant is still not meticulous enough, and it is easy to ignore the diners sitting in the corner of the restaurant, and the response speed is also slow when the meal is busy, which requires diners to remind them many times, and also needs to charge a plus service fee. In addition to Hong Kong dollars, the restaurant accepts Visa, MasterCard, UnionPay, AE and JCB.
