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Food miscellany from an Aussie girl who loves to cook but above all, lives to eat.
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Recent eats.
- Heating up the Hunan house @ Di Shui Dong, Shanghai
- A big plate of chicken at Yakexi, Jing’an
- Dim Dim Sum, Shanghai
- My search for South-East Asian groceries in Shanghai
- Dessert heaven @ Kei Kee, Yuen Long
- Dried fried beef hor fun @ Ho Hung Kee
- Battle of the beef brisket in Hong Kong
- HK’s best egg tart @ Tai Cheong Bakery
- Cheap eats at Tim Ho Wan, the dimsum specialists
- Sweet tofu dessert @ Kung Wo Dou Bun Chong, Sham Shui Po
- Lau Sum Kee, Sham Sui Po
- Roast pigeon @ Lung Wah Hotel, Sha Tin
- Under the Bridge Spicy Crab, Wan Chai
- Dim Sum heaven @ T’ang Court, Hong Kong
- A whole heap of excuses …. and Hong Kong delights
- Mouth numbing goodness – No 10 Sichuan, Earls Court
- The Harwood Arms, Fulham
- Noma Part 2, The Meal
- My experience at Noma, Copenhagen – Part I, The Snacks
- Soho Japan, Fitzrovia
Category Archives: Hong Kong restaurants
Dried fried beef hor fun @ Ho Hung Kee
Hong Kong, home to a huge array of cheap local restaurants, some of which, for some reason or another have gained themselves a Michelin star. One Dim Sum, Ho Hung Kee and Tim Ho Wan are a few of these. … Continue reading
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Tagged Congee, dim sum, HongKong, Hysan Place, Michelin, Michelin Guide, noodles
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Battle of the beef brisket in Hong Kong
To me, beef brisket noodles (牛腩面) is one of those heart warming dishes that just hits the happy spot. There is something about tender, fatty braised beef brisket in a warming bowl of rice noodles that is just so comforting. … Continue reading
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Cheap eats at Tim Ho Wan, the dimsum specialists
I won’t lie. I am a sucker for hype. Yes all that ‘cheapest Michelin star’ in the world kind of hype. Which is why I can’t believe that we have never visited Tim Ho Wan (添好運點心專門店) for a meal before. After … Continue reading
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Tagged dim sum, HongKong, Michelin Guide, Mong Kok, sham shui po, Shumai, Tim Ho Wan
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Lau Sum Kee, Sham Sui Po
Our search for Hong Kong’s best noodles, let us to Lau Sum Kee’s Noodles (劉森記麵家).These noodles are made in the traditional bamboo or jook-sing (竹昇) method which involves using a bamboo roller to press the eggs, flour and other ingredients together. According … Continue reading
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Tagged Bamboo, egg noodles, hong kong, Noodle, street food
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Roast pigeon @ Lung Wah Hotel, Sha Tin
We ventured out to the New Territories with one thing on our minds – pigeon. Pigeon is apparently famous in Sha Tin. Whilst today, many other restaurants roast it better, Sha Tin is historically quite famous for it. Sha Tin in … Continue reading
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Tagged hong kong, New Territories, pigeon, roast, Sha Tin
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Under the Bridge Spicy Crab, Wan Chai
Continuing our hunt for Hong Kong’s best, we were a told that a meal eating typhoon shelter crab at Under The Bridge Spicy Crab was a must. Originally a hawker store under a bridge in Wan Chai, the operation has … Continue reading
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