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How many restaurants in Hong Kong have you been to that offers to pay any amount you want? Shocked? Then this is one of the restaurants you need to come and experience it yourself! Operating in a way where you pay any amount that is up to you, So Boring is a well known restaurant at Yau Ma Tei. Sells vegan friendly dishes, they have quite some patrons visiting them daily too! Food wise, they are exceptionally good! Recommended to try Tricolor Pepper Basil Spaghetti, Tomyam Mushroom Rice and Honey Chrysanthemum tea!
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The newly opened What’s Dogs in Hong Kong get good reviews from the customers. What is the first thing come to your mind when you see the shop name? Probably most of you will think hotdogs. You can get hotdogs at anywhere but here you will get something special! Usually the hotdogs will matched with some sauce like chili and mustard sauce, at What’s Dogs they came out with different condiments like grilled pineapple, cheese sauce and creamy assorted mushroom sauce too!
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La Petit Prince Dessert is very popular in Hong Kong and patrons are qilling to queue! Desserts that not just look good, but tastes good too! Attractive color combo like watermelon, dragonfruit, kiwi or grass jellycan be found here; besides they have the spiciest ginger soup with Glutinous rice dumplings and Green tea Lava cake too! Enjoy your dessert fix here!
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Yuen Kee Cha Cha dessert is cooked together with red bean, yam, black-eyed pea and sago. It’s like Malaysia’s version of Bubur Cha Cha! However, the taste is slightly different because they add in evaporated milk instead of coconut milk. Mango Tofu Fa is another dessert you should go for, the smooth Tofu Fa adds some mango cubes, the combination of these two is awesome! Last but not least, the sweet potato sweet soup is good too! They put many sweet potatoes and one bowl and truly satisfaction. For dessert, you must have a try on Yuen Kee Dessert in Hong Kong.
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As you see from the Hong Kong drama or movies, it shows the people over there are always in a fast pace in almost everything like walking or even eating! Don't know how that feels?Come to Australia Dairy Company to experience it! The specialty here is the waiter take down your order and serves you the meal very quickly and of course they want you to finish the food as fast as you could too! Scrambled egg, ham and egg sandwich or macaroni soup with ham are their signature dishes that worth to try. Don't wish to experience a hectic eating session? Let's see what we have next!
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Kai Kai Dessert is elected as one of the Michelin Chinese dessert shop in Hong Kong and gets reviewed in Michelin Guide. They have many types of dessert like soy beancurd and ginkgo nuts dessert, glutinous rice dumplings in ginger soup, mango sago dessert with pomelo and more. Many customers would like to have a dessert here after dinner but first come first serve. Especially the soy beancurd and ginkgo nuts dessert which is smooth and ingredients will totally satisfy you!
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This café in Hong Kong has been operating for more than a decade and there are many patrons will still return for their French toast! The one thing that amazed us is French toast is the only food they sell. Although the bread looks really hard but when you take the first bite, you can feel the softness and fluffiness of the bread. The outside of the bread is crispy and not as hard as a French loaf. Then, topped with the chef’s homemade pickled radish and shredded bamboo shoots, coupled with different flavor of pork fillings. It taste a little sweet and sour and it is really appetizing! If you love to eat spicy food, you may challenge their super spicy flavor as well!
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Tomatoes usually are used to boil soup or as a side dish and never thought that tomatoes can be the main dish too! Star Café’s tomato beef noodle - red gravy and thick soup might sounds weird but do not judge a book by its cover! Once you take the first bite, you will definitely love the sweet and sour delicious soup! Add in a slice of cheese and trust us, it tastes super good! Beef is smooth and tendertoo. Besides, you can add in chicken wings or fish balls and enjoy them in a bowl!
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Local café is a must visit place in your list when you travel to Hong Kong! This Hanjuku Kobo is one of the popular cafe in Hong Kong recently. The long queue and crowds proves it all. Most of the patrons are queueing up for their cheese tarts! The half-baked cheese tart with savory butter flavor and cheese taste; you know you can't resist by just having one! For your information, each person can only buy up to 6 cheese tart at one time. However, cheesecake here is worth to try too!
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Feels to have dim sum as soon as you have landed? A must try when you're at Hong Kong! Abalone Siew Mai, Shrimp dumplings, Shanghai Xiao Long Bao, Lotus leaf glutinous rice, Rice noodle roll (HK Chee Cheong Fun) and so many options to choose from the cart! So good in taste that you'll end up having more than you expect!
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Hong Kong is really a food heaven! Many nice foods you can get to eat here. If you like to eat beef, Tak Fat Beef Ball is the place you should visit! The taste of the soup is rich and thick because it is boiled for hours. Beef balls are the signature dish here. The beef balls are chewy and eat it with the soup and add in some gravy that will make the dishes tastes even better! Besides that, sirloin and beef offal are nice too. Their chili sauce is really spicy but it is so good to dip it with beef balls!
Wish to look for more food to eat at Hong Kong? Visit OpenRice Hong Kong for more food information!