Where to eat in hongkong?

Question

where to find nice and affordable food?

got any good place in mongkok? wheree to find food after past closing time? anyone got address? thanks

Answer 1

A Chinese waitress...

Answer 2

Shui Hu Ju
G/F 68 Peel Street
Soho
Hong Kong
Tel [phone]


Bistro Manchu
G/F 33 Elgin Street
Soho
Hong Kong
Tel [phone]
Fax [phone]

Dong
20 Tak Fung Street
Whampoa Garden
Hung Hom, Kowloon
Tel [phone]

Mai
6 Knutsford Steps
2/F Miramar Shopping Centre
132 Nathan Road
Tsimshatsui
Kowloon
Tel [phone]


Peking Garden Restaurant
19/F Lee Theatre Plaza
99 Percival Street
Causeway Bay
Tel [phone]

Shanghai Dim Sum
G/F 50 Staunton Street
Soho
Hong Kong
Tel [phone]

Answer 3

For a beautiful, expensive dining experience, go to Indochine restaurant in California Tower, Lan Kwai Fong on the island, the best Vietnamese resto there.
Another good one is the old Peak Cafe if it's still there, the new one is a bit glitzy but has better views I suppose.
Some good seafood restos out on Lamma island, where I used to live, Sok kwu wan is better than Yung shue wan where most expats live on the island. It's a really nice walk across the island from Yung to Sok, if it's a nice day.

Answer 4

Radish cake will be more like daikon that had been pan-fried. Chicken feet, has a savory sauce, but not much meat. Pig ear, I've never tried Cow tongue taste like normal beef, but a bit tougher. Cow tripe is good, and has a nice sauce, depending how you get it. The sesame ball is very good. I recommend these: Sweeter: Custard bun Thousand layered cake Mango pudding Tofu pudding thing, with a ginger and honey sauce Egg custard tart W/ meat: Shrimp dumpling Steamed beef meatballs Glutinous rice with chicken Spare ribs in black bean sauce BBQ pork bun (steamed or baked) Baby octopus with seaweed Jellyfish Shark fin soup ( no, this is not the reason why sharks are endangered ) Fried shrimp balls I recommend drinking a tea, instead of sodas, because it brings out the taste of the food better. Gupu is what I prefer. It's pu-er tea with chrysanthemum

Answer 5

For a true HK experience, try any "tea and meal" HK style cafeterias. The general characteristics of a good one are,
Crowded at all time. Menus with lots of set combo lunch and suppers. They serve sandwiches, noodles, rice, snacks, mixed ethnic and western food. Abundnant presence of students. These diners are all over everywhere, if you are in Mong Kok and walk 10 blocks or so. You should come across one.
Don't forget to try the HK style hot "milk tea" It's one of the most unique taste that represents HK and not china in general.

Answer 6

If you ask me for all the addresses, it will be a whole list. The list that the other users give you are good enough. However, I would like to add the restaurents in Yuen Long.

Especially at night after midnight, they got the best food there.

Answer 7

Anywhere from street stalls, corner snack-bars, or in HK style cafeteria that you will find almost everywhere, like said above, and mostly frequented by locals. Stay clear of glitzy restaurants unless you are on a good expense account, they are expensive although most mentioned by other answerers have above-average food and service.

Answer 8

food :
chinese food enjoy at hongkong and especially try DIM SUM uniquely cantonese dishes served for breakfast , brunch , lunch.
1. beijing shui jiao wong at 118 jaffe rd . wan chai 7 am - 11pm dumpling server best and cheapest and soup noddles in hk

2. che's cantonese resto at 4th fl , the broadway , 54-62 lockhart rd , wan chai. this excellent cantonese resto

another ..u can try seafood
rainbow seafood resto at shops 1a-1b and 23 - 24 first st, sok kwu wan , lamma.
specialises for seafood , steamed groper , lobster and abalone

tea house
luk yu tea house at 77 wellington st , central. this old style tea house and the dimsum is very good

enjoy ur trip at hongkong... if u come to beijing..free u contact me...

Answer 9

You can try Jumbo in Aberdeen, various reastruants in Wanchi, some in Sai Kun, which u actually eat fresh seafood and noodle shops all around Hong Kong city center

Answer 10

nite market