Ohm

I've been here twice now, both times for noodles. You chose which noodles, broth and spice level. It comes with a plate of tasty veg and mushrooms. The food is grown locally, tastes fresh and great if you want to avoid vegetables grown on the mainland.

The menu is small but I think they have chosen a small menu of food they do well. They also do pasta, pancakes and soups.

Also tried the baked mushroom, and lime tart, both were delicious

They are all vegan (always a winner for me). Also being all fair trade and all organic is commendable.

It's a rock up and wifi place and while at it have some beer, wine, coffee, tea and also some food if required. They have some exquisite cake and a small selection of hot dishes.

Seating = 3 tables for 2 plus 11 seats at the counter. Me and she-who-I-must-obey ate here tonight. My pasta in fermented tofu sauce and her rice noodle soup with mushroom & fungus, black beans & green leaves came to a combined 146 hkd. Portions were between starter and main course size.

Wifi is good and key to this place. It's defo much more like a cafe than a restaurant.

They have some interesting specialist stuff on the shop shelves.



Updated from previous review on 2016-11-15

I tried the cashew tart. It's nutty but way too sweet for me. And the tart crust is not crunchy or crispy. A bit disappointed.

New kid on the block. Nice cosy place with lots of fair trade coffee. Set lunches and portion can be small to some. A place to pop in of you are in Sheung wan.

From Hollywood road you'll have to climb the stairs to reach the restaurant. Nice little place. My main issue though is that there is very little choice for the food - 4 dishes and one all-day breakfast - and only one dish was available when I was there - which at least you could argue, helps you to decide what to eat. More choice on the drink side. My mocha cold soya green tea was really good. The dish (pasta) was ok. Hope they can expand the menu. Would be good also to add pictures as you can't really figure out what the dishes are from their names.

Ohm is a small, cosy little place with seating for about 16 people. Its staff of one cooks from a very small menu (4 options only).

The food was quite nice but a slightly wider choice would be welcoming, perhaps with some small plates too.

Big plus points is it's fair trade, organic and fully vegan. There's beer and wine available too.

Overall, worth checking. Good value for money.