One of the things I'm always looking forward to whenever I am in Hong Kong is FOOD! We didn't get to eat street food though or ate at this wanton noodle place that we always go to. We always eat at the same places when we're in Hong Kong. But I still enjoyed everything we ate!
Warning: Food Porn + Photo Heavy!
Our meals the first day.
Ocean Empire Food ShopNothing beats a warm Hong Kong style congee! If you like congee, this place has a wide selection. Their rice rolls and raddish cakes are so good too! Sorry not so much photos! It was our first meal and we were all starving!
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| I had Century Egg with Pork Blood Congee! |
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| Plus a Hong Kong meal staple: Iced Milk Tea |
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| We also had rice rolls with XO sauce! |
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| Photos from Ocean Empire Food Shop site |
G/F., No.472 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Opening hours: 06:00-02:00
For other branches, click here.
Café de Coral
Café de Coral is the largest Chinese fast food chain in Hong Kong. We ate here after shopping in Mong Kok. Café de Coral branches are almost everywhere in Hong Kong! They have a whole variety of food (over 100, based on their website) and it's budget-friendly too! You order your food and pay then wait at their counter for your food! (Don't have pictures, I was hungry, tired, and had to save seats for us!)
Café de Coral Fast Food
1/F, Yau Shing Commercial Centre, 51 Sai Yeung Choi Street South, Mong Kok
Opening hours: 7:00AM-10:30PM
For other branches, click here.
Patisserie Marion Crepes
This crepe place originated from Harajuku, Japan. This is much like our local Crepes and Cream or Krazy Krepes here. I was craving for something sweet on the first night that I bought a Banana Cream Crepe from Marion Crepes in the grocery. It was ok, Cafe Breton's crepe are much more yummier!
Patisseries Marion Crepes
25-29 Great George Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Viking [濰京坊]
We were done with visiting our relatives in North Point when we chanced upon this hole-in-the-wall restaurant! Based on my research, it serves Shanghainese/Sze Chuan food. They all look Chinese food to me haha!
Their food was so good! Everything we ordered was good. I like the Xiao Long Bao and the stir-fry eggplant!
G/F 21A North Point Road
North Point, Hong Kong
Stay tuned for Part 2!
Café de Coral
Café de Coral is the largest Chinese fast food chain in Hong Kong. We ate here after shopping in Mong Kok. Café de Coral branches are almost everywhere in Hong Kong! They have a whole variety of food (over 100, based on their website) and it's budget-friendly too! You order your food and pay then wait at their counter for your food! (Don't have pictures, I was hungry, tired, and had to save seats for us!)
Photo from Google Images
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| My steak dinner! Comes with a drink, fries and gra |
1/F, Yau Shing Commercial Centre, 51 Sai Yeung Choi Street South, Mong Kok
Opening hours: 7:00AM-10:30PM
For other branches, click here.
Patisserie Marion Crepes
This crepe place originated from Harajuku, Japan. This is much like our local Crepes and Cream or Krazy Krepes here. I was craving for something sweet on the first night that I bought a Banana Cream Crepe from Marion Crepes in the grocery. It was ok, Cafe Breton's crepe are much more yummier!
25-29 Great George Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Viking [濰京坊]
We were done with visiting our relatives in North Point when we chanced upon this hole-in-the-wall restaurant! Based on my research, it serves Shanghainese/Sze Chuan food. They all look Chinese food to me haha!
Their food was so good! Everything we ordered was good. I like the Xiao Long Bao and the stir-fry eggplant!
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| Their menu has English description! |
North Point, Hong Kong
Stay tuned for Part 2!
waah!! :) nakakagutom!! makes me crave cafe de coral's duck and bbq rice!
ReplyDeletehahaha! lets go kain ulit tayo dun!
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