Hong Kong Island Korean Vegetarian-Friendly Convenience

Who would have thought this hot dog shop would have vegetarian options?! Of course, it's just ovo-lacto vegetarian convenience, but having rice, glass noodles, and rice rolls is not bad at all. If you like savory flavors and cheese, you can also try the sinful cheese pull fried hot dog! Near Tin Hau MTR station, just a minute's walk to this Food Court, there are several small shops inside, two or three of which have vegetarian options. This time I came to eat at the Korean fried hot dog shop near the entrance, and they also have rice and Gimbab among other foods. The vegetarian options are not very many, and the circled ones in the picture are the meat-free convenience choices. Potato Cheese Hotdog HK$36 The hot dog comes in both salty and sweet flavors, and you can also choose one without sausage. Without the sausage, it's filled with cheese pull, and this one also has fried potatoes added, making it doubly hot and truly delicious. I never thought such an evil combination could be so interesting to eat once in a while. Cheese Gimbab HK$45 At first, I thought the vegetable Gimbab was vegetarian, but after asking the staff, I found out it contains fish cake. On the other hand, the cheese version doesn't have fish and can be made vegetarian, and it tastes quite good too. Bibimbab HK$58 (No Beef) Korean Bibimbab originally comes with beef, but vegetarians can opt out of it, and it's still rich without it, allowing you to eat a variety of colored vegetables at once. The top right corner is Korean spicy soybean paste, which makes the rice very appetizing. Stir-Fried Noodles HK$20 Korean stir-fried glass noodles are originally meat-free, and they smell wonderfully of sesame oil. They contain slices of mushrooms, black fungus, etc., and are quite delicious with a sweet taste.