759 Wonton Noodle

I applaud 759 for venturing into different lines of business and hence the 4-​star rating.
Food was good. I had the beef brisket and wonton, nothing too adventurous or exciting. The shop was close to home but not something I would travel all the way to Cheung Sha Wan about. The lines were long but they have calmed down a lot now.
Most of the products/​condiments used are also sold at the 759 stores. Talk about product placement! What a great vertical marketing strategy. At least I know what brand of sesame oil I am eating and where I can buy them!

Cheung Sha Wan is one of my favorite districts in Kowloon, not only because that is where I stay when I return to Hong Kong, but as a district with an extremely high variation of different eateries that you can never get sick of.
Located on the corner of Cheung Sha Wan and Tonkin, this 759 isn’t a store, it’s an eatery. While you can get a similar bowl of wonton noodles or beef brisket noodles for less money elsewhere in Cheung Sha Wan and Sham Shui Po, 759 is clean and straightforwardly efficient.
I’m a sucker for beef offal and it is decent here. The beef brisket noodle soup has brisket that does not taste like your normal Hong Kong style beef brisket. Difficult for me to explain and it doesn’t taste bad, just don’t expect it to taste traditional.
Drinks wise, I highly suggest trying their in house Sprite mixed drink. It’s especially tasty on a hot day.
Service is fast. You sit down, order, and within minutes, you’ll get your food. Paying is the same as other places: on your way out.