[2025 Hong Kong Restaurant] Travel Guide for Kau Kee Restaurant (Updated Apr)

I stayed at the Rainbow Hotel this time! The transportation is incredibly convenient because Jordan Station is right outside. It's also just a 3-5 minute walk to the airport bus that goes directly to the airport. There's a 7-11 right downstairs from the hotel. The hotel is very clean, and the bathroom is great. You can watch YouTube and Netflix, and the room is incredibly spacious and super clean. Hong Kong is really beautiful... The Peak Tram 🚠 is a must-visit. I'll say it again, a must-visit. You can skip the wax museum, but you absolutely have to visit the platform at the top for sightseeing and photos. Next is the Star Ferry. It's amazing to ride at night. It's comfortable and beautiful, with a great atmosphere. Temple Street in Jordan Shop till you drop. There are so many treasures, including food and lots of vintage Hong Kong-style items. The hand-shaken lemon tea is super delicious. You must try the beef brisket noodles and Lan Fong Yuen. Green Forest Dessert Shop is a must-visit. The owner of Green Forest Dessert Shop is super nice and very friendly to Taiwanese people. And she's very beautiful~ As for Ocean Park Hong Kong, it's the best amusement park in my opinion. I decisively gave up on Disneyland because I'm not really interested in it. If you really want to enjoy an amusement park and see cute animals, go to Ocean Park. You'll be happy all day! Before going to Hong Kong, I was very reluctant about the place. I thought there wouldn't be much fun since they all speak Chinese. I was wrong. Hong Kong has its own beauty. I spent five days there and enjoyed every single day. So, you can refer to my experience and have a great time. Oh, by the way, Lan Kwai Fong is a bit scary. There are many shopkeepers trying to pull you in, and they're mostly black people. But they're very friendly. It's just hard to refuse them, so if you really want to drink, take your time. If you just want to look around, pass through quickly and don't let them get too close! Alright, after these five days, my feet are sore, but I feel very relaxed. The security is pretty good too. I think the transportation is very convenient. Highly recommended.

🗓️Itinerary: Day1: Jiuji Beef Brisket/Victoria Harbour (Avenue of Stars)/Hilton Mongkok Day2: Australia Dairy Company/Bakehouse Causeway Bay (egg tarts)/Zhu Fu Tai Pan BBQ/Kennedy Town/Sneaker Street/Yi Dian Xin Hong Kong-style Dim Sum/Jinhua Ice Hall (pineapple bun)/Petal Peak Cable Car Million Night View Day3: Airport shopping for souvenirs (Cookie Quartet Butterfly Cake 👍) Thoughts: Fortunately, there were no bad experiences. The hotel was clean and tidy, and everything was good, but it was about 8 minutes walk from the MRT station, which was not very close ⚠️ #2月好去2025

Visited HK twice in half a year😌It’s so delicious that I can’t finish it🤤🤤 The weather in January is perfect for eating and drinking with friends. I never say that I've failed at food, I just don't like it 😗 But HK food is all on my taste buds 😍 Three visits after half a year #HongKongItinerary #FoodTour #FoodGuide #FoodDiary

📌 Kau Kee Restaurant ⏰ 12:30~22:30 (Closed every Sunday) 📍 Ground Floor, 21 Gough St, Central, Hong Kong 💰 Cash only (Minimum charge per person: 70 HKD) 📌 Popular Dishes 4. Fried Beef Tenderloin Noodles 75 HKD 14. Curry Beef Tenderloin and Tendon Fried Rice Noodles 75 HKD Kau Kee Restaurant is a local favorite located in Central, Hong Kong. Although the interior is not very spacious, the turnover rate is high as it is a noodle shop. Be prepared for a long wait if you visit during lunch or dinner peak times. The most famous dishes at Kau Kee Restaurant are the curry noodles and beef noodles. We recommend trying the fried noodles.

#winhkflight Kau Kee Food Cafe, also known as 九記牛腩, is a culinary gem in the heart of Hong Kong's Central district, celebrated for its legendary beef brisket noodles and unassuming ambiance. Tucked away in a nondescript alley, this unpretentious eatery has been serving up comforting bowls of noodles for decades, earning a loyal following among locals and visitors alike. The star of the show at Kau Kee is, of course, the beef brisket noodles. Tender slices of slow-cooked beef brisket are served atop a bed of springy egg noodles, bathed in a fragrant and flavorful broth that's been simmered to perfection. Each spoonful is a symphony of flavors and textures, with the rich umami of the beef complementing the savory depth of the broth. In addition to its renowned beef brisket noodles, Kau Kee also offers a variety of other noodle dishes, including curry beef brisket noodles, beef tendon noodles, and wonton noodles. Each dish is expertly prepared with quality ingredients and meticulous attention to detail, ensuring a consistently delicious dining experience.

#HongKongTravel 📍Ground Floor, 21 Gough St, Centra 🕒Closed on Sundays/Mon-Sat 12:30~10:30 🎫Payment method Cash only ✔No delivery/Takeout surcharge of 1HKD/Orders of 65HKD or more per person This is a Michelin-starred restaurant, Hong Kong actor Tony Leung Chiu-wai's restaurant, Kauki. It's a noodle restaurant specializing in tender beef. If you go during lunch time, there will be a long wait, so I recommend going at an awkward time. You must order 65HKD or more per person to dine.

21 Gough Street, Central, Hong Kong The Kai Kee Restaurant is located 20 minutes walk from the central MTR station. The shop is open from Monday to Saturday, from 12pm to 10pm. Be prepared to go there early as there might be long queue. My family and I waited for 15 minute before going in. We have to sit separately as there wasn't enough seat for all of us to sit together. The place was quite small, and you will have to share your food sitting with 5 to 6 strangers. I find it uncomfortable to dine in there as I could hardly cross my legs, and I could hardly stretch my arms to stir the noodles. There is a note that says each person must spend at least 50 HKD. When we ordered too little, the staff would nag at us saying we ordered too little. Want to spend more time here, please order more. We find the brisket beef noodle average only. The size was quite small and we weren't full after having the food. You might want to try it out if you have not been here to try their famous brisket beef noodle. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #meethongkong

Coming to Hong Kong is mostly food-motivated for me and I have tried so many of them. Kau Kee restaurant is Michelin star rated and located at Central and super famous for their beef brisket noodles. This is also one of my favourite noodles. They have a minimum order and each person has to order 1 main dish. This restaurant was also visited by local politicians and famous celebrities. The interior is pretty cramped and is expected to share tables with strangers, making it like our hawker centre style but within a restaurant. This is pretty common in Hong Kong in a cramped space with limited seats. *photos are taken before pandemic and HK is not open for travelling yet but I will be there soon :) #hkinsider #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

Ground Floor, 21 Gough Street, Central, Hong Kong When I first arrived at the stall, I was shocked as the place was very cramped. As a group of six, we have to split up and sit on two separate tables. The tables are very small to accommodate many people. Each person has to order at least a bowl of noodles in order to sit in. The food was served quickly. The portion was small and the price was on the higher side. I ordered a beef noodle which cost 50 Hong Kong dollars. Taste wise I feel it is average. I might have gone to the coral sea cafe to enjoy a more sumptuous meal for this price with a more conducive dining environment. #bucketlistreboot

Whether it is Hong Kong's century-old store or the popular trendy food, you can eat it in Central. This time our food tour in Hong Kong began with the Jiu Jiu Niu. From the middle of the middle of the ring, you can walk to a seemingly inconspicuous street: Song Street. If you can't find the nine-pointed calf here, you will find the most people who line up, which means you found it. Don't look at the small size of this store. As long as you come to Hong Kong at any time, it is always in a queue. This is Hong Kong's most famous burdock shop. Many locals will come here because of the taste and materials. Among them, Alan Tam, Guan Zhilin and other famous Hong Kong performing arts celebrities are also frequent visitors. With a pure bovine bone and burdock for a few hours, you can taste the broth with excellent taste. With the combination of Ise and pho, it tastes delicious and refreshing. The main thing is that there will be no spices added here and it will be healthier. Tips: Address: 21 Ge Fu Street, Central, Hong Kong. Time: Monday to Saturday, 12 per day

As long as the nine-pointed burdock is open, you can see the diners who line the team. It is said that it is Hong Kong's most famous burdock shop. It is no exaggeration. There are not many people in Hong Kong who do not know this shop. It is also the favorite of his brother Leslie Cheung. The bowl is said to be nearly 200 pounds of beef bones and broth out of the broth is worthy of your line! The burdock is also processed by itself, and there is no MSG. Naturally, this shop does not sell anything other than burdock (of course, there is also a burdock noodle.) It is rare to make the same ingredients in such a special way. This refreshing taste and fragrance, you can't eat anywhere else.