. A romantic black and white two-dimensional world.

I have heard about this black and white visual restaurant for a while and finally had time to visit it. I made a reservation today and came with an old friend to join in the fun. Pushing the door open, there is a long staircase. The pure black and white design walls are covered with hand-painted graffiti, which has a fairy-tale romance and also gives you the feeling of entering a second dimension. A Christmas tree has been placed at the door to welcome Christmas. The upstairs space is spacious with plenty of seats. The black and white tones are used throughout, and there are many murals with dreamy patterns. Each one is a good place to check in. There are rich meal options, with nearly 20 choices for dinner, and you can pay extra to add side dishes such as soup, salad and drinks. The drink selection is also very rich. In addition to various red and white wine cocktails, there are also a dazzling array of specialty drinks and non-alcoholic options. After finally placing the order, we checked in around. The clerk was also very friendly and enthusiastic, asking us to check in at will. Seeing that there were not many people, he directly helped us put the two-person table together into a four-person table so that we could sit more spaciously. The food was served soon after. The soup for the meal was tomato soup, a big bowl of it, sour and quite appetizing. The raw shrimp salad is beautifully presented, and it is even more beautiful when decorated with edible flowers. The shrimp is sprinkled with truffle sauce, which adds to its aroma. The French bread at the bottom is also crispy and delicious! Uluru Rose Tea is the signature drink here. I had no expectations at first, but the taste was a pleasant surprise. First of all, the shape is very pretty. Secondly, the cold drink does not contain ice cubes, so the tea flavor is very fragrant and the rose taste is rich. Lychee Mojito has a cooler taste, and the lime, lemon and other spices are sour and sweet, very refreshing. The Australian rib-eye steak with red wine sauce was big and thick, and the medium rare was cooked to perfection. The steak was juicy and meaty, and the price of $268 was great for the quality! The lamb chop with prawns and new potato and red wine sauce is also a large portion, but only $238. The prawns are refreshing and chewy, and there are 4 large pieces of lamb saddle, which is a big portion. The lamb is not smelly, tender and juicy, and delicious! Desserts are a major selling point here, not only in appearance but also in content. Moomin House is the mushroom house in the Moomin animation. In fact, there is cream cheese inside the crispy chocolate, and then there is sweet and sour cranberry sauce inside the cream cheese. The whole mushroom is delicious, and it goes very well with the chocolate powder, cranberries, blueberries, etc. on the side. My friends are full of praise! I hadn’t thought about ordering the 3D cake originally because it’s too greasy and filling, but since it’s a must-try item here, I ended up ordering it. But this cake is quite a surprise, with layers of jam, moist cake, and smooth cream on the outside, it’s so delicious! Although it’s very filling, you can still eat the whole thing! And the styling is really striking! Uluru not only has a beautiful environment, but every corner is suitable for taking photos. The food is delicious and the prices are affordable. Whether you are having a simple meal or celebrating, you will enjoy eating and taking photos! #香港美食 #打卡 #cafe #香港好去地方 #圣诞好去2022 #hkfoodie #hkfood #localtourism #familyfriendlyplace ULURU (Wan Chai) 1/F, Chun Fai Building, 1-11 Chun Yuen Street, Wan Chai