Kam Wah Cafe & Cake Shop

The taste is still as good as before, the milk tea has a strong milky flavor and the iced milk tea is especially delicious. It seems to have been renovated after the epidemic and the environment is better than before. I came here early in the morning so there are not many people.

There are always people buying pineapple buns, egg tarts, chicken tail buns, etc. at the entrance of Jin Wah Ice Cream Parlour. Its pineapple butter is genuinely good, however the slices of butter have been sliced ​​thinner and thinner, but I love its slight lemon fragrance

Some people say that hot and spicy egg tarts are easy to eat and you can easily tell the difference in taste. Jinhua Bingting Restaurant is famous for its egg tarts. Whenever the egg tarts are freshly baked, there will be a long queue. The egg flavor is not strong and there is runny core. It only sells six mosquitoes, which is cheaper than Cheung Sha Wan Golden Dollar or Kowloon City luxury bakery.

[Exploring Hong Kong] Must-eat in Hong Kong! Pineapple buns! I'll never forget them~ [Jinhua Bingtang] No. 47, Prince Edward Bute Street, Mongkok, Hong Kong ⏰Business hours: 06:30-23:00 ⭐️Per capita: 50 yuan ✔If you only have one chance to eat pineapple buns in Hong Kong, you must go to Jinhua Bingtang, you will never regret it! ✔The driver strongly recommended this tea restaurant in the taxi. It happened that I had to wait for 1 hour for an injection in Mongkok, so I went to this restaurant for breakfast. ✔The pineapple buns in Jinhua Bingtang are known as the best in Hong Kong. Jinhua's pineapple buns are baked in less than 5 minutes. A large plate is taken out before it has a chance to cool down. To eat the best pineapple buns, the first condition is to order and eat them while they are fresh out of the oven! ✔The environment is relatively ordinary and the space is small, but you can see the decoration pattern of the traditional Hong Kong tea restaurant ice room. Just like in Hong Kong dramas, there are many photos of celebrities eating here on the wall, which fully demonstrates the style of the old brand. However, in Hong Kong, basically, these tea restaurants are all shared tables, so you just get used to it. ✔The must-order dish in their house is pineapple bun. The hot pineapple bun has a crispy and slightly sweet crust. Take a bite with ice butter, the sweet and salty blend together, and the melting butter really adds the finishing touch to the crispy and soft pineapple bun! You will feel the taste of the whole Hong Kong when you bite it! It's really delicious! ✔The award-winning French toast is not covered! The bread slices are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, the hot steam melts the ice butter, and is drizzled with special honey. It is very thick but very soft. It tastes so good, don't worry about getting fat. ✔The instant noodles are also good, cooked very soft, the barbecued pork soup is very strong, the luncheon meat is super tender and slightly burnt, and super thick, it's really refreshing! ✔Iced Yuanyang coffee and Hong Kong-style Yuanyang milk tea, the taste is just right, I personally think it's the best! ✔The small shop is cheap, and there are a lot of locals coming. There are often special lunch and dinner offers, which feels great!

You must try the pineapple bun milk tea and salty lemon 7. I chose this one among all the ice halls on the street. The store is small and can only share tables. The pineapple bun is delicious. The hot pineapple bun has a crispy and slightly sweet outer skin. Take a bite with the ice butter, and the sweet and salty blend. It is not big but it is enough to fill you up. Half for each of us is just right. Hong Kong-style Yuanyang milk tea is really bitter, I can't get used to it, the happiness of a few people... Fortunately, I drank it in the afternoon and didn't have insomnia at night. A glass of ice cubes and salty lemon, a can of 7-Up and your own mixing, this way of drinking is really suitable for this weather, quenching thirst without being as greasy as drinking sweet drinks. It feels that every ice hall is similar. It would be great to try it while shopping here.

I went to Jinhua Ice Hall for a meal. The pineapple bun was very good. The puff pastry tasted like cookies. There were many people in the restaurant, but there was a seat when I went there that day. I ordered a cup of hot mandarin duck. It was a bit bitter, but I guess that's how it tastes in Hong Kong. I also ordered a cheese curry chicken cutlet, which was great! The next day I came here again to take out a French toast, which was also great! I think the service attitude is okay. After all, it's just a tea restaurant. You can't ask for too much. Just treat it as a flavor of Hong Kong.

On the last day in Hong Kong, after checking in my luggage, I went straight here. It was breakfast time, so I ordered their pineapple buns, coffee, and beef macaroni. Because I went there a little early, I didn't have to wait in line for long before I could eat. When I looked behind me, there was already a long line. Their signature pineapple buns are really fragrant and the skin is very crispy.

I arrived at Jinhua Ice Hall at 12 o'clock. There were a lot of people and the dishes were served quickly. The pineapple buns were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The milky flavor was very strong. It was hot. When I took a bite, the ice cheese slices in the middle melted in my mouth immediately. It was very delicious. The pork chop fried instant noodles tasted good and the portion was very large. (The fried noodles in this restaurant are all very large.) I ordered barbecued pork noodle soup, but the order was wrong. The ham noodle soup was served. Later, it was changed back to barbecued pork noodle soup. The taste was good, but the soup was a bit salty.