Eat in Causeway Bay | Bincho | High-quality Japanese skewers must-try thick-cut beef tongue

"Bincho" has been standing in Causeway Bay for more than ten years. I haven't been there for at least ten years. I went there to eat #串烧 to comfort myself a few days ago. Sitting alone at the bar, you can watch the skewers being made. Usually, skewers are served with more meat and less vegetables. The appetizer ($28) prepared by Bincho for the guests makes the dinner more nutritionally balanced. The cabbage, carrots and cucumbers are all very fresh, and they taste great when dipped in the chef's secret miso sauce. #Thick-cut ox tongue ($78) and lychee pork roll ($38) are both very popular signature skewers. The beef tongue is very thick, crispy on the surface, with lots of juicy meat, refreshing and chewy. I highly recommend it. #Lychee Pork Roll ($38) is full of fruity aroma, and the juice complements the moisture of the pork slices. The more common ways to grill oysters are with cheese or garlic. It is less likely to be found with miso grilled oysters ($48). The oysters are quite large and the miso flavour is strong but not overwhelming. The taste is so good that you have to drink up all the juice. The Japanese chicken skin ($32) is grilled until golden brown and garnished with chrysanthemums. It looks attractive, has a crispy texture and is not greasy at all. Crispy Pig Ears in Sauce ($38) is a bit rare, so order a bunch and you’ll be pleasantly surprised. As soon as it is served, you can smell the aroma of the barbecue sauce. When you bite it, you can taste the crispy cartilage and rich gelatin. It is worth a try. The highlight is the Japanese cheese rice cake ($28), which is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and is eaten with seaweed to make the taste more layered. Next time you visit, you can use a 100-dollar cash coupon for every 500-dollar purchase. This coupon can be used not only at Bincho, but also at Siam 28 on the 28th floor for Thai food. #bincho Address: 26/F, #MacauYatYuanCentre, #525HennessyRoad, #CausewayBay #wafflesandshrimpcakes #eatwafflesandshrimpcakesincausewaybay #eatwafflesandshrimpcakesinjapanesefood #japanesefood #japaneseskewers #causewaybayfood #hongkongfood #hongkongshop #wifeandhusband #blog #blogger #hkig #hkfoodie #foodie #hkfood #hkfoodblog #hkfoodblogger #causewaybay #eatincausewaybay