Friend took me out here to celebrate passing exams. We were offered a table by a corner measuring about 3 ft by 6 ft (and I'm probably being generous with my estimation here), or another 3 by 6 but with blinds on both sides which felt a little better as the wall wasn't closing in on us.
They kept refilling the warm bread basket, which deserves a lot of credit as I love bread, and we had the salmon and goose pate which was $40 I think to go with it. You then proceed to tick all the food you want from the pretty extensive menu list, starting with appetisers, soups, salads, seafood platter, entrees, side plates, desserts. Food was all well executed, well proportioned, leaving us satisfied but not stuffed. Special mention about the rabbit stew, very tender, rich sauce, a delight. Water was from the tap with a squeeze of lemon, but if you prefer perrier or evian, there's a bottle on the table for you to open. Free corkage too (i think up to 5 bottles, but for the 2 of us, a bottle of windy bay sufficed).
The couple next to us had an interesting conservation about the dating scene in HK, not that we tried to eavesdrop, more like we didn't have a choice. Free entertainment, why not? (And if the French dude next to us is reading this, please ditch that girl, she's a nutcase).