BaseHall

upscale foodcourt in central. went to have a light dinner. large selection of japanese / western / chinese & other cuisine is available. loved the quietness during the crazy golden weekend. very well air-conditioned and modern. Liked the food as well. if u cannot decide what to eat, this may be the place to go!

it's a food court that has most of the famous restaurants (brands). it's easy to have different kinds of food at a single place. plenty of seat upon my arrival at 6-ish. then it's to be ordered through their website, then checkout, but get to the counter and grab the food after a while. problem comes - the notification isn't accurate - the app said it's ready, but they didn't have it and kept people (not only me) wait at the counter. they must improve the system. then restaurant got the wrong food, having me to walk back, then check, then stood there and waited for another couple of minutes to remake. well, it's a food court afterall.

New upscale foodcourt opened in Central HK. Visited per Hongkonese foodie friend’s recommendation. Ambiance is very hip & nice. You have big varieties to choose from including chinese , japanese, korean, american & mexican. food quality was good and i liked it since it was quiet and less crowded during the holidays. Definitely recommend this place

Awesome “food court” with good variety of choices. Can order with QR Code. Variety of seats and sometimes with live music. Good to hangout at a budget at central

One of my fav places for an easy but nice meal in hk! Lots of good options.

The morning glory had a nice spicy kick to it with a nice garlicky and bean paste flavour. It was crispy and crunchy with the perfect balance of savouriness and spiciness where it was too salty or heavy to eat. This dish was definitely my favourite of this meal. Pad Thai was not too sweet which I like, I think it tasted better with peanut and Chili flakes as they help elevate the taste of the dish in general. The shrimp was alright, you won’t be wowed but you won’t say it’s bad either. The fried rice was flavourful and I love all the textures of this dish. The pineapple and pork floss also added nice flavour. The seafood and pineapple flavour were subtle and not very strong but you can still taste it. I know it sounds contradicting but it’s true. As someone who isn’t usually a fan of pineapple fried rice I have to say I was pleasant surprised with this dish and I liked it more than the pad Thai. The milk tea was decent, it didn’t taste too sweet or artificial like many places that also sells thai milk tea. It is also only +$15 add on for such a big cup so I find it a super good deal! The mango sticky rice was standard. I think for the portion and price range, Thai Grill is a good option to go to for basehall. I was quite pleasantly surprised with some of the dishes here. I would say that the fried rice and morning glory are the must orders here, the Thai milk tea and Pad Thai being decent options as well. Also, the staff was super friendly!

Basehall, located at the bottom of Jardine House, is a convenient and popular spot for those working in Central. The food hall offers a variety of options, and one of its best features is the ability to order online and pick up your food, which helps avoid the long queues. The space itself is modern and well-designed, but it does fill up quickly, so it’s wise to arrive early if you want to grab a table. The atmosphere is lively and buzzing, though it can get quite noisy, making conversations a bit challenging. During my visit, I tried a few items, including cabbage and pork dumplings and scallion pancakes. While the food was decent, it wasn’t particularly memorable. That said, the overall vibe of the food hall, with its diverse offerings and energetic ambiance, makes it a decent spot for a casual meal, especially if you’re in the area.

Underground food hall. Very busy during lunch time. There is base hall 1 and base hall 2. Quite a few selection of different cuisine including Vietnamese, Japanese and Chinese.