Fairwood

Located on the 2^nd floor above Yoshinoya, you have the options of taking the stairs or the elevator.
Upon entering, you can line up and stare at the menu on your left while you decide what to order. If they run out of something, they will quickly flip out the specific item as if it was never there to begin with. In my group of 4, we ordered a bolognese, baked pork chop over rice, and a char siu/​chicken over rice dish. This was a accompanied by 2 lemon teas, an iced coffee, and a milk tea.
This being our first time here, we immediately sat down because it was the late afternoon rush and all the seats were empty previous to us arriving. After 10 minutes of not receiving our order, we realized we were supposed to line up by the counter and hand them our order before sitting. Though we wish there were some more clear signs, this was our own fault so nobody was to blame. Once the food arrived, it was pretty tasty. All in all, its a nice place to grab a bite, relax, and stare over the busy street from the 2^nd floor window. Like the majority of places in HK, tax was included and there is a lady to clean up after you so just leave you are finished. 4 plates + 4 drinks was about 172 hkd (roughly 24 usd)