Possibly the most IG-worthy food court! Heath’s pink and orange circular arch booths, circular arched walls with hidden lights, textured gray walls, and glass brick partitions, while on the other side there are silver shiny textured tables and chairs and a leisure space with pink long sofa chairs, full of girly vibes with a modern touch!
Actually, this is a public dining area in a food court! This is the newly renovated basement mall in Tsim Sha Tsui. The entrance is next to the Chongqing Building on Nathan Road. After the renovation, it was renamed Heath. Take the escalator down to the basement, where the main theme is grey with accents of dark pink.
Food court temporarily only has two takeout shops open, including “Rhino Rhino” which offers Taiwanese egg crepes, taro toast, and a variety of teas. The egg crepes are filled with ingredients like fried chicken, Korean-style grilled beef, cheese and egg, among a dozen other flavors. In addition to sandwiches with Taiwanese fillings, there are also thick-cut toasts available. The peanut butter marshmallow flavor is “sinfully” delicious, while the Dajia taro milk flavor tastes sweet and fragrant.
Apart from the food court eateries, there are also several restaurants inside Heath, with the latest addition being the Wan Chai fish rice restaurant Peek-A-Poke, which offers a generous portion of Hawaiian-style fish rice that is quite popular at the Wan Chai flagship store. The new Tsim Sha Tsui store has dozens of seats, designed in a Hawaiian style with a beach atmosphere in shades of light blue.
At this Poke place, in addition to the preset styles, you can choose everything yourself. You can start with sushi rice, salad greens, brown rice, then choose toppings like tuna, salmon, crab meat, chicken breast, shredded chicken egg, tofu, crab roe, quinoa, etc., the choices are abundant. Next are the sauces, the Tsim Sha Tsui new store has introduced lime chili sauce, as well as bonito soy sauce, nut sesame sauce, wasabi cheese sauce, mushroom sauce, and finally seaweed strips, bonito flakes, sesame, etc., most of which are healthy ingredients.
Address: Shop S01B, Basement, Chong Hing Building, 36-44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Opening Hours: 12pm – 9pm
Phone: 6377 3073
