Tsuen Kee Noodles
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A classic Hong Kong dish is fish ball noodle soup. In Wan Chai, I ate at a famous one. Sitting on old stools, I quickly ordered the house specials. The compilation combination is a good order. Fried won ton, fish ball, and fish skin won [...]

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Neway CEO Karaoke
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When Michelle’s birthday came around, she choose to party Hong Kong style.
“Karaoke time!”
Arriving at the lobby of Neway CEO Karaoke in Causeway Bay, I was escorted by polite staff members to our singing room. The room was big enough to comfortably fit around twenty people. [...]

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Restaurant Du Lac Bleu
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There are a few must eat dishes in Hong Kong and clay pot is one of them. Clay pot is a type of cooking in which the food is cooked well… in clay pots. The culinary art comes into play with temperature control, freshness of [...]

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TsuiWah Restaurant
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Lets get one thing clear, not everything in Hong Kong is good. I have had my share of bad meal. Bad means anything from bad service to below par food. To expand a little more, the food just does not have the right flavor or texture [...]

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Annie Chun’s Rice Express: Black pearl and multi grain rice
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During my two month stay in Hong Kong, I lost a total of twenty pounds. Much of that is due to proper diet and exercise.
When I returned back to San Francisco, I wanted to keep my weight off. Tom Walton from Fortune PR sent [...]

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Hui Lau Shan
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Not only is it hot in Hong Kong, it is humid. Don’t be surprised if after walking around for about fifteen minutes, thirst attacks suddenly. So, here is the situation. With a wet back and thirst up your alley, hip hop over to Hui Lau Shan [...]

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Chi Ji
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After living in Hong Kong for one month, I noticed that I have been losing around fifteen pounds despite hip hopping down the path of gluttony. One major is reason is what I eat. Gone are the days of cheese, heavy sauces, and the use of butter [...]

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Peking Garden

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In Hong Kong, Chinese food is the main cuisine. But within the Chinese food kingdom, each restaurant specialized in region dishes. Tonight, our family dined at a popular Peking restaurant.
Cubed tofu and pickled cucumber make up a refresh cool appetizer. Sliced Peking beef marinated in soy [...]

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When I got invited to a junk boat trip, I was confused. I imagine da junk boat to be those old boats with three mast made from bamboo.

Arriving early morning at the Sai Kung Pier, about twenty friends boarded a white long vessel. For only about $35 USD, the trip included an in-boat [...]

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Ho Hung Kee Congee & Noodle Wantun Shop

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When you visit Hong Kong, Times Square in Causeway Bay is a must visit. The jumbo television highlights the landmark. But just right around the corner, Ho Hung Kee Congee & Noodle Wantun Shop quietly serves up delicious Chinese [...]

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Joy Hing Roast

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There are many Chinese deli’s in Hong Kong. With bbq pork and roasted pork hanging window side, deli’s serve thousands of Hong Kong locals daily.
After asking a few foodies, they agree that Joy Hing does bbq pork well. The lines also affirm this. At lunch [...]

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Maks’ Noodle House

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Wont ton noodle is the official regional dish of Hong Kong. Look to your left or right, you’re probably only feet away from the next won ton noodle house.
But when I ask the local foodies, most suggested Mak’s noodle house.
Right after sweating in my hot yoga [...]

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Dumpling Yuan

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After investigating Hong Kong food scene for over a month, I have discovered that streets are filled with noodle houses. But, not all are good.
A local friend introduced me to Dumpling Yuan, a dumpling house located near Lan Kwai Fong specializing in this popular dish. Arriving [...]

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Lan Fong Yuen
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On a sunny afternoon, Napolean (WebWednesday) introduced me to a local dive embedded between street markets and other local merchants. Plastered with photographs from Hong Kong celebrities, Lan Fong Yuen is a lunch favorite for those working in bustling Central (downtown) district.
Opting for a seat with the [...]

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China Club
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Sometimes the dining experience is more memorable than the food, and this was one of those nights. Exotic nostalgia would tingles all my senses.
Candice Suen, the vibrant restaurateur for Triple O’s in Hong Kong and Yo Ma Ma, decided to treat me to a great Chinese restaurant.
She [...]

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Chinese Deli @ Causeway Bay Hong Kong

I love eating at local mom ‘n pops restaurant. The problem is that some don’t have English menus. Since I speak Cantonese, I am fluent enough make an order.
Today for lunch, I tried another Chinese deli in Causeway Bay.
For just around $3 USD, my chicken rice plate [...]

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After eating out quite a bit, I decided to stop at the local herbal tea shop. Located mostly in a bustling intersection, they serve drinks that have medicinal effects.

In this case, I needed something that would get rid of the “fire” in my body attempting to increase digestion. For just around $2 USD, [...]

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