Wanna Eat

Cute family runner restaurant, quality food, warm service will come again for their sweet and sour pork and mentaiko spaghetti

- J Ng -

Although it’s a cafe set up, the best dishes on the menu are the Chinese ones. Very good quality and presented quite well. As the restaurant is a bit small, I was slightly bothered by a bit of odor from the toilet, and the staff in the open kitchen/bar singing loudly to the tunes in the background. The staff are friendly and helpful.

- Law L -

Very reasonably priced and yummy meals with half priced drinks along with the set. Have come here a few times.

- Dom -

A hidden gem in San Po Kong. Recommended table-style three-cup chicken set meal with black truffle mushroom cream spaghetti. Mount Fuji special drink is eye-catching.

- Laalaa Food -

One of the few spots with a spacious dining environment in this area. Acceptable coffee and good choice of fusion food, like pasta and curries. Reasonable price. Average service.

- Emily Yu -

Wanna Eat stands out in San Po Kong’s limited dining scene with its diverse menu blending Eastern and Western flavors. Whether you’re craving pasta, rice dishes, or something in between, the variety here is appreciated. The food is consistently decent—nothing groundbreaking, but satisfying for a casual meal. Service is efficient, and the atmosphere is clean and unpretentious. While the location isn’t exactly a culinary hotspot, Wanna Eat fills a gap as one of the better options in the area. Perfect for nearby workers or locals seeking a straightforward meal with options.

- Lewis So -

A tiny cozy place to have some afternoon tea. Their fried chicken wings were crispy and savory even without the sauce. Appreciated the wide variety of teas. Plus, there’s no minimum spend, which is great for besties to have a chat and get something to eat.

- sheh L -

The food are good but it's last order is at 2130, it seems little bit early

- Colin So -