[2025 Hong Kong Restaurant] Travel Guide for Master Congee (Updated Oct)

📍 Hong Kong ✨ A renowned congee restaurant highly recommended by both locals and international tourists. The highlight is its authentic Cantonese-style congee with a smooth and creamy texture. ✨ Signature dishes include fresh fish congee, minced pork congee with century egg, and fresh shrimp congee — all boasting a rich and harmonious flavor, with the rice perfectly blended into the broth. ✨ Served alongside freshly fried Chinese crullers (youtiao), crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, which pair perfectly with the congee. ✨ In addition to congee, the menu also features small dim sum dishes such as har gow, siu mai, and steamed buns for extra variety. ✨ The restaurant has a simple, unpretentious atmosphere but is clean and always bustling, especially during breakfast and lunch hours.

#TravelHongKong This foodie trip will take you to check in at a famous congee shop in Hong Kong, Master Congee 🍲✨ Let me tell you that despite its simple name, the taste of the congee at this shop is extraordinary! The congee is smooth, soft, and melts in your mouth. It's super warming. A must-try is the pork congee with runny eggs, which is a little salty and a little fatty, just right. Or try the fish congee, where the fish is fresh, sweet, and fragrant, not fishy at all. 🐟💖 Besides the congee, they also have large shrimp dumplings and fried dough sticks that are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Dipping them with the congee is so satisfying that you'll want to order more. 😍 The atmosphere of the shop is simple but warm, perfect for chilling in the morning or for a late-night snack when you want something light but still recharges your energy. Anyone who visits Hong Kong and wants to taste authentic congee must pin Master Congee! 🌟 #RecommendDeliciousRestaurant #RestaurantReview #RecommendGoodRestaurant #DeliciousMustReview #RecommendDeliciousRestaurant #Delicious #RestaurantReview #FlyToHongKong #HongKong

If you're in Hong Kong and want to try authentic Hong Kong-style congee, you need to pin Master Congee (大師傅粥品) on your list. It's a must-try for breakfast lovers in the Tsim Sha Tsui area, and even if you wait in line for hours, you won't be disappointed! The shop is quite small, and the seating is packed. We arrived early, but we still had to wait for about an hour. We ended up sharing a table with others, making it a truly local Hong Kong experience. 🍴 Menu Items & Tastes • Fish Congee – Fresh fish, smooth, and melt-in-your-mouth congee • Pork Liver Congee – Loaded with toppings and a well-balanced flavor • Fried Dough Sticks – Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, perfect for dipping in the congee • Fried Dough Sticks – A unique but delicious dish! Soft noodles wrapped around fried dough sticks, topped with a slightly salty sauce, it goes perfectly together. The taste is as good as its reputation, perfectly warming. Perfect for a cool Hong Kong morning. 💰 Price • The congee we ordered was HK$42 • Youtiao (fried dough sticks) was HK$12 • Youtiao (fried dough sticks) was HK$22 Not too expensive for a famous restaurant in the heart of the city. 📍 Location & Directions Address: Shop B, G/F, 15 Cameron Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong How to Get There: • MTR: Get off at Tsim Sha Tsui Station (Exit B2). It's a 3-minute walk. • Taxi: Tell the driver to go to Cameron Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. The driver will definitely know. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #RecommendDeliciousRestaurants

#TravelHongKong 📍 Hong Kong ✨ When in Hong Kong, you must try Master Congee, a famous congee shop known for its smooth texture and rich, yet easy-to-eat flavor. ✨ Choose from a wide variety of congee options, including minced pork, chicken, and fish, or add century eggs and offal to your liking. ✨ Served piping hot in a large bowl, paired with crispy fried dough sticks, it's a perfect match. ✨ The restaurant's casual and relaxed atmosphere makes it perfect for both breakfast and late-night snacks, as it's perfectly filling and warming. ✨ If you want to experience the authentic flavors of Hong Kong-style congee, Master Congee is a must-try.

#mytraveldiary Discovered a must-try spot at Master Congee, Tai Kok Tsui! Their XO Sauce Pan-fried Turnip Cake is crispy, flavorful, and addictive. Paired with silky Pork Rice Noodles Roll, creamy Abalone & Fish Fillet Porridge, and fresh Sampan Porridge — it’s the ultimate comfort feast. Pro tip: Visit during off-peak hours to enjoy fresh servings and avoid the crowd! 📍 Master Congee, 69 Ivy Street, Tai Kok Tsui #mastercongee #hkfoodie #hkfood

3 restaurants in Hong Kong in 2025 that we've been to since we're not foodies. We'll eat at any nearby restaurant. 🍜 KAI KEE, a popular restaurant on social media, is probably frequented by many Thais. The owner speaks a little Thai. Their signature dish is the squid balls, which they make fresh on your watch. We ordered the dry noodles with fried squid balls. We thought it was a bit bland, but the balls were delicious. The restaurant is located in the Tsim Sha Tsui area. 🥣 Sun Bor Kee, a fried pork rice restaurant we discovered after going to another restaurant that was closed, so we tried this one instead. It's a little cheaper and delicious. The set includes tea and coffee. The restaurant is located in Central Station. 🥣 Master Congee, another famous congee restaurant. There was a long line early in the morning. The congee was smooth and served hot. I wasn't impressed. 🍞 Red Tea, a breakfast restaurant, only serves breakfast sets in the morning. We ordered beef noodles, which came with an egg and bread, tea and coffee. The eggs and bread were incredibly delicious. The price is average, and the restaurant isn't crowded. It's a large restaurant. #GetDiscountsWithoutRisk

#Get a discount without relying on luck For those who stay in Tsim Sha Tsui and want to eat simple restaurant food at a good price, I recommend this restaurant. It is opposite the famous congee shop Master Congee. You can choose any food as a side dish. The price is very good. They give a lot of food. They have everything you can eat in a restaurant. If you want to eat quickly and easily, Chinese food, you can come here. They provide free water. If you miss rice and curry style food, I recommend this restaurant.

📍Master Congee (Tsim Sha Tsui) A famous congee shop in Hong Kong where people line up from early morning. Recommended dishes include pork offal congee, rice noodle rolls, and fried dough sticks. Opening hours: 06:30 - 02:00 Prices start from about 16-45 HKD 📍Log Ye Dim Sum (Tsim Sha Tsui) A dim sum restaurant recommended by locals, known for its generously filled and delicious dim sum. Order a lot but be careful not to overeat because the portions are large. Free tea is provided, which is fragrant and tasty. It's a small place with limited seating, so you might have to wait in line. Opening hours: 08:00 - 23:30 Prices start from about 20-150 HKD 📍Kai Kee Noodles (Tsim Sha Tsui) A dry noodle shop specializing in squid balls, which are very delicious. We came back to eat here two days in a row. Other recommended dishes include dry noodles, wonton noodle soup, and braised beef noodles. Opening hours: 07:30 - 00:00 Prices start from about 48-65 HKD 📍BAKEHOUSE (Tsim Sha Tsui) A dessert shop with long lines. The signature item is the egg tart, which is sweet, fragrant, and delicious with a texture different from other places. Opening hours: 08:00 - 21:00 Prices start from about 12 HKD 📍% Arabica (Repulse Bay) A famous coffee shop with delicious flavors and multiple branches in Hong Kong. If you visit the Guan Yin statue at Repulse Bay, stop by this branch. It has a beautiful and peaceful view. Opening hours: 08:30 - 19:00 Prices start from about 30-65 HKD 📍HEYTEA (MOKO) A tea shop with many branches and very tasty drinks. The must-order item is the grape cheese tea. Opening hours: 11:00 - 22:00 Prices start from about 30-40 HKD 📍Hong Kong Disneyland There are many food and drink options, but prices are higher than outside. -Starbucks is located in the Main Street, U.S.A. area, called Market House. Prices start from about 50 HKD. -Ice cream in the World of Frozen zone features several interesting Frozen-themed ice creams. This shop is near Elsa’s fountain. We had the milk-flavored soft serve decorated with Olaf, priced at 65 HKD. -Popcorn at Hong Kong Disneyland is a fun snack while watching fireworks. The price is a bit high, but we bought some because we were hungry. It costs about 45 HKD.

These are the recommended restaurants. If I get the chance to visit Hong Kong again, I definitely want to go back to these places for a second round. 1. One Dim Sum - A famous dim sum restaurant that is a favorite among Thai people. With affordable prices, the taste is likely to suit Thai palates. 2. Din Tai Fung Hongkong - Another delicious dim sum restaurant with a wide variety of menu options. The service is very impressive, though the prices are a bit higher compared to One Dim Sum, but the food is really tasty. 3. Mobile Softee - An ice cream shop that seems to be another popular check-in spot on Hong Kong Island. Perfect for cooling down. 4. For Kee - A famous fried pork restaurant in Hong Kong that requires a lot of effort to get to because the lines are very long. It’s popular among both tourists and locals. 5. Mak Man Kee Noodle Shop - A noodle shop awarded by the Michelin Guide for its delicious food. The portion size and taste are worth the wait in line. Recommended for late-night hunger. 6. Master Congee - A Hong Kong-style congee restaurant with a smooth and delicate texture. The congee stays hot even when you’re almost finished eating.

Let's go sightseeing and eat! This trip, four of my friends and I went on a relaxing trip. The places may seem ordinary, but it was a relaxing experience. After we got tired, we went back to the hotel to rest. 🤣 - Master Congee, a famous congee shop in Tsim Sha Tsui - NMC Chicken Rice - Yung Kee Restaurant (roast goose restaurant) - Choi Hung Estate parking garage and basketball court! - Wong Tai Sin Temple - Che Kung Temple - Yik Fat Building (photo of the Transformers) - Graham Street - Victoria Harbour (see the lights) - Ngong Ping Cable Car ❌I spent all my money in Hong Kong with my Octopus card. It was so convenient. -I used it for buses and the MRT. -I made purchases at convenience stores. -I made purchases at the airport. -I paid at restaurants. >Octopus cards are easy to buy at 7-Eleven or book through the app and pick up at counters at A13 or A14 in the airport. #HongKongTravel #TravelHongKong2025 #HongKong #TsimShaTsui

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Master Congee, a congee shop in Tsim Sha Tsui. We ordered liver and pork and century egg congee with fried dough sticks and noodles. The congee texture is different from ours, it is more delicate. The taste is not too bland, the texture is soft and not chewy. The fried dough sticks are very big, crispy and delicious. Eat it with congee, it is a delicious taste and a new experience, very different from our Thai home. The pork liver of this shop is the only shop in Thailand that no one can beat. I have never found any shop that has liver that is bouncy and crispy and cut as thick as this shop. It is not bitter or fishy at all. The rice noodles are also delicious and chewy because they are freshly made for every order. Pin it on your map. If you come to Hong Kong, you should not miss it. It may take a while to wait, but you will not be disappointed. Every time I come, I have to stop by every time. 📍Master Congee 🚇Tsim Sha Tsui st.