Category archives: Hong Kong

On Saturday, I popped along to the Food Truck Festival to grab a bite to eat; as the venue wasn’t very big, there were actually only four food trucks and ten small stalls...

 ‘Kwong Kee Food’ specialises in Hong Kong street food and is one of the most well-known budget eateries in the area. Starting out as a mobile food stall, it has gradually moved into a shopfront. Compared to...

   ‘Zai Xing Roast Meat Restaurant’ has been in business for nearly a century; its founders began making Cantonese roast meats in the late years of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty, so Zai Xing’s roast meats can certainly be said to have a long history...

Hong Kongers are absolutely mad about hotpot, and ‘Delicious Kitchen’ is a modern hotpot restaurant renowned for its innovative, original hotpot broths; it has been listed in the Michelin Guide for several years running...

The Michelin-recommended ‘Shatin 18’, located at the Hyatt Regency Shatin, takes its name from the Cantonese homophone ‘18’ (shí fā), which symbolises good fortune and prosperity...

  Egg waffles are one of Hong Kong’s street foods, popular with both locals and tourists. As more and more modern egg waffle shops have sprung up, the range has expanded from the original plain egg waffles to...