On a bright Saturday morning, a group of friends went hiking at Lantau island.

After arriving in Hong Kong for over two weeks, it was time to leave the bustling city for some tranquility. No hiking trip is complete without great food.
Each step I took, I was anticipating the taste of [...]

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Nissin

As for food business, food companies can brand their products using print advertisement. With a 7 million population, most Hong Kong locals walk so food print advertisements are every where.
This is an advertisement of Nissin instant noodles on a tram.

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Win Wah Chinese Dli
Wan Chai district Hong Kong
(note: complete address not noted)
During lunch time, you will find salary men/women eating rice lunch boxes from Chinese deli’s. These deli’s hang poached chicken, roast duck, and bbq pork store front to tempt the eyes. For just around $4 USD, these lunch boxes are filled with [...]

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Lucky Dessert
Causeway Bay
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Dessert houses are a popular place to wind down the day and just have chatter.
With a rich consistency, my sesame paste dessert was on par. Friends ordered an array of dishes from durian roll and shakes.
This dessert house itself is very crowded and noisy. [...]

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Berry Good
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Last week, we interviewed restaurant owner Candice Suen of Yo Ma Ma, a very good frozen yogurt in Wan Chai. After Vietnamese food, I decided to head over to Berry Good in central.
Since I arrived at closing, I tried the already frozen packed frozen yogurt. I have covered [...]

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“One order of duck foetus (fetus) please!”
At Sun Chuk Yuen Vietnamese Restaurant, someone forgot to run a spell check.
Another misspelling is “Chief” instead of “Chef” recommendation.
I just may send to the Engrishfunny.com

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Tsim Chai Kee Noodle
219 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai Hong Kong
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With noodle shops on every corner, it is hard to find a good one. A few things signal a winner. The obvious includes food write ups from food television personalities. If they have eaten there, at least [...]

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Juice Bars

For less that $2 USD, you can find local mom ‘n pop juice bars. My pineapple guava was refreshing. The smart operators actually post up English and Chinese descriptions.
The portion is small but just enough to quench the thirst. No sugar added.

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Delifrance
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Delifrance is Hong Kong’s version of a French deli. The chain restaurant serves bakery delights from sandwiches and pastries. For $1.50 USD, I ordered the sandwich of the day. The egg salad sandwich served with two tomatoes was a great budget dish The bread had [...]

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Cafe de Coral
IFC Building

If you’re ever going to consider a restaurant in Hong Kong, I suggest understanding the local taste. Café de Coral, the largest Chinese fast food restaurant, has done a great job. They have been able to implement modern design, value pricing, and consistent food and this has resulted in scaling [...]

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Mr Steak: Buffet a la minute
www.mrsteak.com.hk
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When I was invited to eat all you can eat steak buffet, I hesitated. But after eating at Mr. Steak, I came out as a follower. Walking through the trendy signage, checkered floors and designer spot lights all make up the minimalistic [...]

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Microbo

The Hong Kong people live a very time sensitive lifesytle. With a majority working in corporations especially in the finance industry, it can be a challenge to have a good fast meal. Corporate workers often start the day at 9am and do not get off work until 8pm.

Microbo is the proposed [...]

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Nuocmam Vietnamese Cuisine
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It’s hard to make good Vietnamese food. Sweet and savory tones must work together just at the right pitch, resulting in a great symphony. Upon arrival, a vibrant interior with earth tones warms the senses.

We opted for the $20USD All You Can Eat buffet. Quenching [...]

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Tonkichi (Tonkatsu Seafood)
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After being in Hong Kong almost two weeks, I have yet to have a remarkable meal. Remarkable defined as “something worth talking about.” Sure, I have had street food featuring soy sauce goose and my share of intestines.
After attending a networking event in Lan Kwai Fong, [...]

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Hong Kong Football Club
3 Sports Road
Happy Valley
Hong Kong
Tel: (852) 2830 9500
Fax: (852) 2882 5040
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On a sunny afternoon, I enjoyed a great buffet with a picturesque view. The Hong Kong Football Club is an exclusive club that boasts an out door swimming pool, indoor bowling allies, and a vibrant green [...]

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Yo Ma Ma
16 Wing Fung Street, Wanchai Hong Kong

Campusfork has been covering the frozen yogurt craze. From our interview with Pinkberry.
The chilly dessert has now arrived in Hong Kong. Firmly planted on trendy Starstreet in Wan Chai district, the minimalist décor warms the senses, just long enough for me to order my [...]

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Biu Kee Lok Yuen
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(old school waiter)
China is a big country, with many dialects and regions. So it’s no surprise, they are many types of Chinese food. In the seedy area of Mong Kwok district (known for street vendors), I plant firmly on stools and enjoy a good [...]

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