Hong Kong Travel Foodie List

Let me introduce you to the Hong Kong travel foodie list! 1. Lan Fong Yuen Lan Fong Yuen is one of the representative cha chaan tengs, frequently visited by both locals and tourists. Famous for its pineapple buns and French toast, the taste was really good too🧈 2. Mido Cafe Mido Cafe is where you can experience traditional cha chaan teng culture🍵 It maintains the 1950s interior, so you can fully enjoy the atmosphere. 3. A Mun Sang Featured on Street Food Fighter, A Mun Sang is a night market-style restaurant. There’s usually a long wait, so you have to take a number from the kiosk and wait. The portions are really, really large overall, and the taste is fairly good. A great place to feel the local vibe! 4. Tim Chai Kee Located in Central, Hong Kong Island, Tim Chai Kee is a famous spot. Known for its wonton noodles made with chewy egg noodles, it was even introduced in the Michelin Guide. 5. Tam Jai Sam Gor Tam Jai Sam Gor is famous for its Yunnan-style rice noodles. It tastes like Korea’s mala soup! You can choose from various toppings and spice levels to suit your preference, making it popular with both locals and tourists. 6. Tim Ho Wan Located on R1 floor of Central IFC Mall, Tim Ho Wan is known for its delicious dim sum. We ordered har gow, siu mai, baked buns, and mala dim sum. It was a bit greasy but I recommend it as a personal favorite. 7. Ching Hing Kee Ching Hing Kee, which received a Michelin star for its baked dim sum🥟 The signature baked dim sum is the most famous, but I strongly recommend the Hot and Spicy menu (mala dumplings)!!!!! 8. Mami Pancake Hong Kong-style waffles are moderately sweet and easy to tear apart one by one, so I recommend them🧇 Even if it’s not Mami Pancake, there are many places selling them, so give it a try. 9. Egg Tart Bakehouse and Tai Cheong Bakery are famous, but I recommend Bakehouse between the two! However, both are fairly ordinary. #TravelCourse #OverseasTravel #HongKongTravel #HongKongFoodie