During a Sunday lunch at Mamtom in Hong Kong, I savored a delightful Southeast Asian meal that balanced bold flavors with refreshing touches. Here’s my take on the dishes:Lamb Malaysian Satay ($138): Juicy grilled lamb skewers with a creamy, flavorful peanut sauce, paired with crisp cucumber, onion, and pineapple for a perfect balance.Grilled Ga Nuong ($128): A small but aromatic chicken appetizer, infused with lemongrass, garlic, and herbs. Bursting with flavor, though I wished for a slightly larger portion.Pad See Ew ($148): Wok-fried flat noodles with a generous mix of chicken, egg, and gai lan. The smoky wok hei and crunchy gai lan made it a standout.Baby Gai Lan ($68): Simple, crisp and well-seasoned — great alongside the bolder dishes.Durian Sticky Rice & Coconut Sundae ($118): Chewy durian paste over sticky rice, topped with creamy coconut. An indulgent dessert for durian fans.Coconut Smoothie ($68) & Emerald Pandan Cooler ($68): The smoothie was light and not too sweet, while the pandan cooler, with coconut water, pineapple, and calamansi, was a refreshing tropical delight.Verdict: Mamtom offers a vibrant, flavorful Southeast Asian experience that does not leave you thirsty, thanks to its refreshing sides and drinks. Perfect for locals and visitors alike, it’s a great spot for a casual, satisfying meal. I will be back!…Read More
MAMTOM
2025-08-08
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Date of Visit
2025-08-03
Dining Method
堂食
Spending Per Head
$400 (午餐)




























































