Food lobang for HK trip

Reeve

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Yo bros,
I bringing my 2 sons to HK Disneyland next month Oct. Staying in W hotel , suppose to be near to the place.

By the way, I need lobang where to find the best roast goose restaurant, dim sum place, wan ton noodles in HK?

any good recommendation and address please. thank you in advance. :yummie::yummie:
 
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HK food are generally of high standards, given their critical nature. So, worry not.

For roast goose, the de facto names are Yung Kee and Yue Kee, but I personally think they are over-rated. Alternatives are Wah Fung and Chan Kee.

Wah Fung Restaurant: Ground Floor, 112-114 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong
Sham Tseng Chan Kee: Ground floor, 63 Sham Tseng Village, Castle Peak Road, Sham Tseng, New Territories, Hong Kong

For their staple food like noodles, a lot of small cafes offer good beef brisket noodles or wanton noodles. I like Tsim Chai Kee : 98, Wellington Street in Central.

Else, dim sum are everywhere. Must try their Portuguese egg tarts, pineapple bun, porridge.....
 
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kenntona;1033731 said:
HK food are generally of high standards, given their critical nature. So, worry not.

For roast goose, the de facto names are Yung Kee and Yue Kee, but I personally think they are over-rated. Alternatives are Wah Fung and Chan Kee.

Wah Fung Restaurant: Ground Floor, 112-114 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong
Sham Tseng Chan Kee: Ground floor, 63 Sham Tseng Village, Castle Peak Road, Sham Tseng, New Territories, Hong Kong

For their staple food like noodles, a lot of small cafes offer good beef brisket noodles or wanton noodles. I like Tsim Chai Kee : 98, Wellington Street in Central.

Else, dim sum are everywhere. Must try their Portuguese egg tarts, pineapple bun, porridge.....
thanks for quick reply bro, I found Yung Kee and Tsim chai kee on the internet, I also read Tim wan ho best dim sum in HK cannot go , need to queue for 2 to 3hrs lolz with my 2 1/2 yr old and 5 yr old son how to wait so long . Think better skip.
 
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HK is dim sum paradise. They are all over, and the standards are pretty good.

My HK friends told me that HKers are typically so critical of food quality once the consensual opinion is formed on a BELOW-AVERAGE food grading, they will not hesitate to spread the words through their social media and magazines.........
 
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Egg tarts:

Tai Cheong Bakery
35 Lyndhurst Terrace
Closest MTR station: Central

Dim Sum:
Maxim's Palace (Central City Hall)
2/F, Low Block, City Hall, Central, Hong Kong

Wonton Noodle:
Mak's Noodle ( 麥奀雲吞麵世家)
77 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong

Spicy Crab:
Under the Bridge Spicy Crab 橋底辣蟹
Shop 1-2, G/F, 414 – 424 Jaffe Road, Causeway Bay, Wan Chai
灣仔謝斐道414-424地下1-2號
 
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Reeve;1033738 said:
thanks for quick reply bro, I found Yung Kee and Tsim chai kee on the internet, I also read Tim wan ho best dim sum in HK cannot go , need to queue for 2 to 3hrs lolz with my 2 1/2 yr old and 5 yr old son how to wait so long . Think better skip.

Tim Ho Wan Dim Sum to Hong Kongers are for tourists only... nothing to shout about....
 
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Centurion9990;1033745 said:
Tim Ho Wan Dim Sum to Hong Kongers are for tourists only... nothing to shout about....
I think I will skip that. thanks
 
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sporeans queue for 2 hours in plaza singapura ... sibei song ar ... :lol:

Centurion9990;1033745 said:
Tim Ho Wan Dim Sum to Hong Kongers are for tourists only... nothing to shout about....
 
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Singaporeans will queue for anything and everything, from Punggol Nasi Lemak to Hello Kitty plush toys to free packet of drinks at Raffles Place but when you jio them out, the answer is always.....

"Bro, busy leh."
 
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Forget about Yung Kee. The standard has dropped alot. Can't help much as I'm not a goose duck person.

As for egg tarts, the one point on at Central is good. Dim Sum everywhere is good. Try some in Mongkok or Times Sq Causeway Bay. Pretty good. You should also try hotpots 'da bi no' aka our steamboats. They are good too and unlike spore style.

Try openrice.com website. Alot of recommendations there and usually good as used by alot of expats and locals in hk.

W hotel is nice and just next to Elements. Make sure you keep your wife away from that mall. Too many branded handbag/shoes stuff. Make sure you walk over to the skybar in ICC (above Elements) to catch a glimpse of the fantastic view of HK harbour. Place for cool chicks to hang out too.

I can add another list of cool ktvs, massage, bars, pubs, and nightspots.. but let's leave this for another day. It is a family trip to Disneyland for gawd sake! :)
 
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DrK said:
Make sure you walk over to the skybar in ICC (above Elements) to catch a glimpse of the fantastic view of HK harbour. Place for cool chicks to hang out too.

Skybar very packed usually......

DrK said:
I can add another list of cool ktvs, massage, bars, pubs, and nightspots.. but let's leave this for another day. It is a family trip to Disneyland for gawd sake!

Please PM me prices. Thanks.
 
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DrK;1033772 said:
Forget about Yung Kee. The standard has dropped alot. Can't help much as I'm not a goose duck person.

As for egg tarts, the one point on at Central is good. Dim Sum everywhere is good. Try some in Mongkok or Times Sq Causeway Bay. Pretty good. You should also try hotpots 'da bi no' aka our steamboats. They are good too and unlike spore style.

Try openrice.com website. Alot of recommendations there and usually good as used by alot of expats and locals in hk.

W hotel is nice and just next to Elements. Make sure you keep your wife away from that mall. Too many branded handbag/shoes stuff. Make sure you walk over to the skybar in ICC (above Elements) to catch a glimpse of the fantastic view of HK harbour. Place for cool chicks to hang out too.

I can add another list of cool ktvs, massage, bars, pubs, and nightspots.. but let's leave this for another day. It is a family trip to Disneyland for gawd sake! :)
I am already checking the openrice.com website . But there are too many views quite confusing. hahah, my wife already plan to shop there. it ok. as long as she happy and don't spot check my cars and etc can liao. .
 
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I find the suckling pig is very nice as well, any place that sell roast meat should have it... (don't worry they sell it like char siew, no need to pre-order the whole pig)
 
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kenntona;1033775 said:
Skybar very packed usually......



Please PM me prices. Thanks.

800 hkd TST, 600 hkd MK. 90mins/1. PRCs and HKee ladies only. Above 1000 hkd in WC. LKF can be free if lucky.
 
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Reeve;1033776 said:
I am already checking the openrice.com website . But there are too many views quite confusing. hahah, my wife already plan to shop there. it ok. as long as she happy and don't spot check my cars and etc can liao. .

Go check out the carmarts in Kowloon bay. Also can visit the lists of showrooms in WC from lambo to ferrari to porky to lotus all in 1 stretch of same block. Eye candies considering buy 3 there can only buy 1 in spore.
 
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go to shueng wan....oyster station. I m going there next week.

dim sum I like the Lung King Heen.

those old style noodle shops....go to causeway bay...behind sogo got a very famous one who recently got xtended 1 yr....
 
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for tim sum, can try Luk Yu Tea House & Restaurant. i like the old setting...but most of the time it is very crowded.

Address: 24-26 Stanley Street, Hong Kong
Phone:+852 2523 5464
Hours: Thursday hours 7:00 am–9:00 pm
 
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Ooo I'm going to HK with my wife and boy in 12-20 Oct too, hopefully not so many mainlanders at Disney and Ocean Park during that period.
 
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XXX;1033920 said:
Ooo I'm going to HK with my wife and boy in 12-20 Oct too, hopefully not so many mainlanders at Disney and Ocean Park during that period.
i'm going from 11oct to 16oct, I heard a lot of mainlanders is kidnapping kids in Disney ? dunno whether any truth in this. But must be extra cautious
 
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Reeve;1033921 said:
i'm going from 11oct to 16oct, I heard a lot of mainlanders is kidnapping kids in Disney ? dunno whether any truth in this. But must be extra cautious

oh pls...no la! u will c tons of mainlanders everywhere everyday...in HK. its no longer seasonal. but if u aint going to the boutiques..u wun clash with them too much besides the airport.
 

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