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Hong Kong Food Trip: “Eatsperience” Hong Kong like a local

Ultimate Hong Kong Food Trip Guide

Hong Kong’s rich cuisine is famous across the globe for a good reason. The city offers a wide array of tasty dishes to rival any around the world. With so many world-class eateries around the city, it is easy to get spoilt for choice. If you want to experience an Ultimate Hong Kong Food Trip, check out these highly recommended restaurants by the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB):

Kowloon Hong Kong Food Trip
Kowloon Hong Kong Food Trip

Hop Yik Tai

Location: G/F, 121 Kweilin Street, Sham Shui Po

Hop Yik Tai Food
Hop Yik Tai Food
Hop Yik Tai Restaurant in Hong Kong
Hop Yik Tai Restaurant in Hong Kong

If you love Chinese food, you’ll want to check out the delicious Cheung fun at Hop Yik Tai. The eating place is one of the most popular in the city for its excellent food and quick service. Besides Cheung fun, you can order doused sweet soya sauce, peanut sauce, or the tasty hoisin sauce. The restaurant also serves some of the city’s best fish balls and radishes.

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Kwan Kee Claypot Rice

Location: Shop 10, G/F, Pei Ho Arcade. 115-117 Fuk Wa Street, Sham Shui Po

Kwan Kee
Kwan Kee
Kwan Kee Food
Kwan Kee Food
Kwan Kee food products
Kwan Kee food products

This eatery has been serving its famous clay pot rice for over two decades, and customers can’t seem to get enough of it. Clay pot rice is popular during the winter. The eatery offers a variety of delicious toppings to go with your crisp rice. The most popular topping is the Chinese sausage. The restaurant is located on Fuk Wa Street, Sham Shui Po. The best time to visit the restaurant is before 7 PM or after 9 PM when the dinner rush has eased up.

Kee Tsui Cake Shop

Location: G/F, 135 Fa Yuen Street

Kee Tsui Cake Shop
Kee Tsui Cake Shop
Kee Tsui Cake Shop in Hong Kong
Kee Tsui Cake Shop in Hong Kong
Kee Tsui Cake Shop Products
Kee Tsui Cake Shop Products

For traditional Chinese food lovers, Ken Tsui is your perfect joint. The eatery draws scores of locals and tourists looking to taste traditional Chinese meals like egg tarts, sweetheart cakes, and chicken biscuits. The restaurant is especially popular with older customers who prefer the dishes they grew up eating. Visit the restaurant for a plate of glutinous flat cakes served with freshly baked bean filling.

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Kam’s Roast Goose

Location: G/F, Po Wah Commercial Center, 226 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai

Kams Roast Goose
Kams Roast Goose
Kams Roast Goose in HK
Kams Roast Goose in HK

Kam’s Roast Goose has rapidly gained a reputation for serving only the most mouthwatering roast geese around Hong Kong. You will also find delicious barbecued pork, suckling pig, and the restaurant’s famous char siu.  The restaurant’s exceptional service led to them winning the Michelin star a few months after being opened.

Sun Kee Noodles Shop

Location: G/F, 49 Tang Lung Street, Causeway Bay

Sun Kee Noodles
Sun Kee Noodles
Sun Kee Noodles Hong Kong Food Trip
Sun Kee Noodles Hong Kong Food Trip

What makes Sun Kee Noodles popular is their delicious quick meal. The place is famous with both locals and tourists. A distinguishing feature of the place is the long line of carts from which you can choose various affordable and delicious dishes. Don’t forget to ask for their spicy sauce from their secret recipe. It’s worth mentioning that things Hong Kong street food gained popularity in the 1950s.

Over the years, visitors to Hong Kong have found out why the city’s culinary culture is world-famous. The joints above have helped solidify this reputation, so next time you visit Hong Kong, do not hesitate to walk into any of the above diners.

No need to join expensive Hong Kong food walk tours. Just visit these restaurants for an Ultimate Hong Kong Food Trip!

Can’t wait to try them out? These mouthwatering meals can only be savored in Hong Kong. Get to know more about the culturally-rich city one bite at a time when you book your group’s vacation at the Travel Tour Expo 2017 at SMX Convention Center this February 10 to 12, 2017.

Hong Kong Sham Shui Po Food Tour

Sham Shui Po Food Tour Hong Kong
Sham Shui Po Food Tour Hong Kong
  • Enjoy this old Kowloon district which houses a plethora of foodie hot spots.
  • Savor 10 tastings plus many other cultural, historical, and architectural highlights.
  • Eat like a local and taste sweet and savory classics at six family-run eateries.
  • In between tastings, stop by iconic cultural remnants that offer a blast into the past.
  • The tour is recommended and supported by Hong Kong Tourism Board

RESERVE A SLOT

For more information, log on to discoverHongKong.com/best.

Experience the vibrant flavors of Hong Kong’s culinary scene on a tantalizing food trip. Indulge in delectable dim sum, delicate dumplings, and savory barbecued meats at bustling tea houses and local eateries. Savor the iconic roast goose and succulent char siu, or explore Hong Kong street food delights like curry fish balls and egg waffles.

Dive into the world of fresh seafood at Aberdeen’s floating restaurants and feast on mouthwatering shrimp, crab, and lobster. Sample the aromatic flavors of Cantonese cuisine, from comforting congee to crispy Peking duck. Uncover a fusion of East and West, where tradition meets innovation, making every bite a culinary adventure.

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Written by Melo Villareal

Melo Villareal is the Online Publisher of Outoftownblog.com. He is an Accountant by profession who left the corporate world at the age of 23 to explore his beautiful country and the rest of the world. Today, Melo works as a part-time Social Media Manager for local and international clients. His full-time work focuses on discovering interesting culture, explore different cuisines and take memorable photos from local and international destinations he's visiting.

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