There is a surprise in Tsim Sha Tsui Hainanese Chicken Specialty Store 🐔 Ji Shao Chicken Rice (Tsim Sha Tsui)

#Special Food #100 Ways to Travel A new restaurant specializing in Singaporean and Malaysian cuisine has opened near Jordan in Tsim Sha Tsui. The decoration is bright, clean and well-maintained. There are many seats for comfortable sitting. You can add snacks and drinks at a discounted price. The set meal is very affordable and the quality is good. ✨Singapore Boneless Hainan Chicken $67 Hainanese chicken can be eaten boneless at the breast. The meat is tender and elastic. You can dip it in dark soy sauce. Chili sauce and minced ginger and scallions make the taste richer. Paired with golden chicken rice, it doesn’t taste greasy. Does the set menu have MSG? The homemade soup is Indian coconut soup, which is sweet and refreshing. ✨Nyonya Thick-cut Pork Chop Laksa $78 The thick-cut pork chop is burnt dry and delicious🐷The laksa has a strong flavor of various spices, very rich and tasty😋The ingredients include tofu that can absorb the soup and crispy bean sprouts🍜The noodles have oily noodles and rice noodles, the taste is very rich ✨Singapore Golden Fried Shrimp Cake (4 pieces) $22 Shrimp cakes are available at a discounted price with a high cost-effectiveness 😍The skin is fried crispy, dry enough and not greasy, and the taste is refreshing and chewy 🍤 ✨ Malak lemongrass fried fish cake (4 pieces) $22 It is also a good deal with a special price. The fish meat is mixed with the aroma of lemon leaves. The fish tastes good. It is even more delicious when dipped in the sweet and spicy sauce. ✨Yishun Lemongrass Chicken Wings (6 pieces) $48 The chicken wings are burnt to a crispy skin and the meat is tender with a hint of lemongrass Chicken Rice (Tsim Sha Tsui) 📍Address: G/F, The Wave, 184 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui #weekendtour #localtour #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesinsummer #summerfoodierecommendations #goodplacesforparents #hongkongfood #residentwriter #imissyou #foodie #hkfoodie #goodplacesforcouples #foodphotography #foodguide #exploringshopsinhongkong