𓉫 Hong Kong version of Midnight Diner - Burning Soul

𓅷 𓄺 There is a long-established specialty shop on Hei Bu Street in Mong Kok that specializes in Japanese barbecue. The decoration is in Japanese izakaya style, which is very flavorful. Recently, they launched a 100-minute all-you-can-eat fish maw chicken hotpot and skewers ($298/person), which also includes free-flowing sake, red wine, beer and soda! 𓇬 Fish Maw Chicken Casserole (2 servings) The chicken is tender and smooth, and there is plenty of fish maw and pumpkin. The soup base is full of gelatin, nourishing and sweet, and very delicious! 𓇬 Panlong Eggplant Roast The minced garlic and spices are very flavorful, and the eggplant is cooked to perfection, juicy and fragrant. 𓇬 Cheese Scallops It is baked with a lot of cheese and mixed beans. It is fragrant and tasty. Cheese lovers should not miss it. 𓇬 Lao Ni Wan It is ink-filled cuttlefish balls, chewy and fishy, ​​also very special. 𓇬 Japanese oysters in their shells - Murozu oysters The oysters were very fresh and refreshing. I didn’t expect that after eating skewers and fish maw chicken pot in the izakaya, I could also enjoy oysters and red wine. The food supply here is really diverse. praise! 𓇬 Snow Rice Cake The boss specially prepared the snow rice cake and puff dessert cup. Isn’t that really thoughtful? This kind of caring interaction with diners is probably the reason why this place has so many returning customers. The store is not big, but many regular customers visit during dinner time. The waiters are very familiar with the diners, everyone is talking and laughing, and there is a strong sense of human touch, a bit like the scene in the Japanese comic Midnight Diner. In addition, the prices are affordable and the food is delicious, it is indeed an authentic izakaya with high cost performance. 𓄺 𓅷 📍Ground Floor, 88 Hak Po Street, Mong Kok #foodie #localtourism #hkdestination #hkfood #skewers #mongkokfood #izakaya