Category: Cantonese
Imperial China Teddington – Dinner Review
Living in the burbs is often associated with mediocre food and to get anything remotely satisfying Cantonese wise, the standard…
Royal China Club Baker Street – Dim Sum Heaven?
Royal China Club is a Baker St institution famed for its dim sum and is the crown jewell within a…
Coco Ichibanya Review and Chee Kei Wonton’s for dersert..
People in Hong Kong love to shop, it’s where most spend their hard earned, they need a good feed. This…
Bun Hui – A Hong Kong Greasy Spoon
I would describe Bun Hui a local hole in the wall that serves up the kinda things that oozes pocket friendly…
Guo Fu Lou – Michelin Star Delights in Hong Kong
Guo Fu Lou aims to serve up exquisite Cantonese fare, that isn’t intricate or complex, but well cooked, ingredient-led classics. The…
Food Opera – Hong Kong – Shops Do It Good Too!
Everywhere you go, seemingly there is something good to eat in Hong Kong – the folk out here know how…
Chung Kee Desert Shop Sham Shui Po – It’s Different!
Chung Kee is a crowd tempting desert peddler, famed for it’s concoctions of authentic Cantonese style deserts with some influences…
Unmissable Dai Pai Dong In Sham Shui Po Hong Kong
Dai Pai Dong is all about the authentic wok tossed delights from the Hong Kong streets that anyone can afford….
Wing Wah Noodle Shop – The Dying Art of Bamboo Noodles
Bib Gourmand rated Wing Wah is an institution, not just for the time it’s been around and the popularity of…
A Day in Tai Po Eating Arse
Tai Po is one of 18 districts of Hong long’s New Territory’s, and we came here to explore, discover and…
Recent Comments