Traveling Through the Showa Era in a Flash

The 'Stand at Ease' shop in Sheung Wan is spacious and different from the usual cafes, offering a very comfortable seating experience. Beef hamburger, curry egg-wrapped rice $138 Add cart cheese This dish features fried rice covered with soft scrambled eggs that are fluffy like clouds and fragrant with egg aroma. However, the rice is not fried at the bottom, and the curry is rather thin, making the rice watery. The beef hamburger is a bit small; overall, the taste is mild, and it pales in comparison to other foods. Cheese mentaiko fish roe tamagoyaki $88 Definitely an Instagram-worthy choice, the tamagoyaki is topped with a generous amount of shiny fish roe. The taste of cheese and mentaiko adds a savory delight, offering a double enjoyment. Purple sweet potato croquette $58 A combination of two types of potatoes, not only does it include regular potatoes but also the sweet and glutinous purple sweet potato. The croquette is fried to a perfect crisp and is not too greasy. 'Stand at Ease' Showa Pudding with Ice Cream $58 This dessert is a signature of 'Stand at Ease' and scores high on cuteness. The pudding may not have a dynamic texture, but it is rich in egg flavor, paired with sweet black syrup and vanilla ice cream, it is reminiscent of a Showa-era dessert that I have imagined. Tiramisu latte $58 The cheese milk cap is super thick, sprinkled with chocolate powder on top. The coffee flavor stands out, not losing to the cheese milk cap, and is well-balanced. Latte $44 The latte art is nice, and my friend says it's okay. Sitting with a friend for two hours without any pressure, compared to other cafes, is definitely a winning aspect.