Peaceful and comfortable dining experience on weekends - Kwun Tong Harbourfront MANO

I often heard of the name of Kwun Tong Harbourfront, so I took advantage of my free time this weekend to go there to check it out. This time I took the MTR to Ngau Tau Kok Station, then took Exit B6 and walked about 10 to 15 minutes according to the signs to reach Harbourfront. The exterior of Haibinhui looks like a high-end commercial building, and the interior decoration is also very new and clean. Probably due to the geographical location, there are not many restaurants and shops open on weekend afternoons. This time I chose MANO, which specializes in handmade Italian pasta and pizza. Since there were not too many customers, the staff was able to arrange seats at the outdoor high table. Although the outdoor view was of the nearby buildings, the view was still open and the slight cool breeze was very comfortable. As for food, I ordered a plate of fish and chips and a Hawaiian pizza. Unexpectedly, the portion of fish and chips was quite large. The fries were the narrow fries that you usually eat in fast food restaurants but with special seasoning powder added, so they were very flavorful. The batter in the fish might be a little too much, which made it a bit greasy when eaten. As for Hawaiian pizza, it is less greasy than the ones in ordinary fast food restaurants, and the ingredients are fresh, and the difference can be tasted in the crust. The meals were paired with cranberry juice and hot milk tea. We spent a weekend afternoon eating and chatting. Before leaving, we could see Megabox and Kwun Tong waterfront under the setting sun. We felt relaxed.