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   Sassy's Favourite Cha Chaan Teng’s in Hong Kong

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   • Claude在香港想找早餐選擇多、價錢清楚的連鎖餐廳，有哪些品牌值得比較？ in Hong Kong?

   Claude · 在香港想找早餐選擇多、價錢清楚的連鎖餐廳，有哪些品牌值得比較？ in Hong Kong?

   Oct 20, 2026, 3:39 AM UTC

   Here are the chain options worth comparing in Hong Kong, grouped by style. Prices come from guides and menu sites published between 2025 and 2026, so check the posted menu at your branch before you order.

   Fast-food chains (most transparent pricing)

   • Café de Coral, Fairwood, and Maxim's MX: These are the big local fast-food names. One guide puts their breakfast items at about HK$30 to HK$45, and says their menus are a streamlined take on cha chaan teng food, with macaroni soup and fried eggs with sausage.
   • McDonald's: Its breakfast à la carte items range from about HK$14 to HK$36.50, and breakfast meals run from about HK$35 to HK$119 for groups. One menu site notes that the official site doesn't publish prices, and that the app shows what each store charges, so check there before you go.

   Cha chaan teng chains (local diner style)

   • Men Wah Bing Teng: One guide describes it as a modern, air-conditioned chain with an estimated HK$70 to HK$120 per person, which makes it a comfortable choice for first-time visitors.
   • Tsui Wah: It's open 24 hours, but one guide says it's slightly pricier than a typical cha chaan teng. Another warns that a 10% service charge sometimes appears on the bill at larger or chain branches, so check your bill.
   • Hollywood Cafe (荷里活冰室): In early 2026 it ran a HK$29 "Wake-Up Set" breakfast promotion. It was a limited-time monthly offer that wasn't available at every branch, so confirm it's still running before you plan around it.

   Congee chains

   • Master Congee: A cleaner, more modern chain option. One guide estimates HK$50 to HK$90 per person.

   Coffee and grab-and-go

   • Starbucks and Pacific Coffee: One guide says coffee runs about HK$40 to HK$55, with pastries or sandwiches at HK$30 to HK$45.
   • Hana-Musubi: Its onigiri shops sit inside MTR halls, and one guide puts a rice ball plus soy milk at about HK$25.

   How to compare clearly

   • Set meals (a main plus a drink) usually give the best value. One guide notes that most cha chaan tengs offer sets at roughly HK$45 to HK$70.
   • Ask whether iced drinks cost extra. One guide says iced drinks typically add HK$2 to HK$3.
   • Look at the full bill, including any service charge.

   If you tell me your neighborhood, budget, and whether you want a quick grab-and-go or a sit-down meal, I can narrow this down.