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Where to Eat in Hong Kong – Food & Restaurant Guide

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Where to Eat Hong Kong – a food and restaurant guide with recommendations to get the best eating experience on your trip including the best dim sum!Hong Kong Food Guide - Where to Eat Hong Kong & Travel

Hong Kong is a Foodie Paradise

There’s no denying Hong Kong is an incredible food city. Not only does it offer some of the best dim sum in the world but you’ll also find incredible. You can also eat like a king on any budget, whether it’s a few dollars at a food stall for a mouth-watering Hong Kong egg waffle or a multi course dim sum dinner that is art on a platter.

If you’re wondering how I came up with this amazing list on my first visit to Hong Kong, I have many of you to thank! I asked for restaurant advice on Instagram and you really came through!

Read on for where to eat in Hong Kong and all my favorite restaurants!

We had dozens of recommendations to look through and it made me want to extend my trip for another month so I could try all of them. In addition to the wonders of social media, we were also lucky enough to have the advice of Cynthia‘s family that lives in Hong Kong and some of the favorite restaurants of the staff at Kerry Hotel, our home base for the trip.

Where to Eat Hong Kong – Food & Restaurant Guide

Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong

Mott 32 Restaurant – Best Central Hong Kong Dim Sum

Mott 32 in Central Hong Kong was an incredible dining experience. Aside from Hung Tong at Kerry Hotel, this was the best food we had on our trip. The name Mott 32 comes from the address of New York’s first Chinese convenience store at 32 Mott Street in 1851.

Let’s start with the interior. The design is elegant and modern and the restaurant is divided into several rooms, each with their own decor. The bar is beautiful and their cocktail menu is fantastic (try the Forbidden Rose cocktail!), but my heart was captured by this yellow room with paintbrushes hanging on the walls.

Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong

The food at Mott 32 is mainly Cantonese with a modern twist. Expect beautifully created dim sum such as the little sweet & sour soup dumplings below. There wasn’t a single dish that was underwhelming. It was such a fun and delicious dining experience!

We were lucky to snag a last-minute reservation at Mott 32 but next time we will definitely plan ahead so we can enjoy their Peking duck. It needs to be ordered at least 48 hours in advance.

Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong

What to Order at Mott 32: Sweet & Sour Soup Dumplings, Forbidden Rose Cocktail, Double Boiled Bird’s Nest Soup, Royal Cut Peking Duck, and pretty much anything else!

Mott 32 Restaurant

Standard Chartered Bank Building
4-4A Des Voeux Rd Central
Central, Hong Kong
+852 2885 8688
https://www.mott32.com/

More photos from Mott 32 Hong Kong:

Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong
Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong
Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong
Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong
Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong

Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong
Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong
Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong
Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong
Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong

Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong
Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong
Mott 32 Dim Sum - Best Restaurants in Hong Kong

Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Squid Ink Pasta

Tung Po Restaurant – Most Fun Hong Kong Dining Experience

Tung Po is a culinary mystery. Hidden on the second floor of a large municipal services building in North Point, you’d walk by and never know it’s there. I thought for sure we had the wrong place as we rode up the escalator, but all of a sudden a brightly lit mess hall appeared at the top. We were suddenly in the thick of things. Huge tables with large groups of people eating, drinking and making a whole lot of merry! It’s like being a part of a huge party where even strangers feel like they are your best friends.

Chef Robby Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Selfies

Chef Robby Cheung at Tung Po has become somewhat of a celebrity. He spends most of his time going around taking selfies with guests, pouring beer and psyching people up! You may have seen him featured on American TV on shows like Anthony Bourdain’s No Reservations and CNN.

Just seeing Chef Bobby in action is worth the visit to Tung Po. He also has an amazing trick where he opens a bottle of beer with a chopstick. You can see him doing it by clicking on the “Hong Kong” highlight on my Instagram profile.

Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Best Dining Experiences

What to order at Tung Po Restaurant: Their famous black squid ink pasta, wind sand chicken with garlic crispies, razor clams.

Tung Po Restaurant

Municipal Services Building
Java Rd, 99號2/F Java Road
North Point, Hong Kong
+852 2880 5224

More photos from Tung Po Hong Kong:

Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Best Dining Experiences
Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Best Dining Experiences
Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Squid Ink Pasta
Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Best Dining Experiences
Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Squid Ink Pasta

Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Best Dining Experiences
Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Best Dining Experiences
Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Best Dining Experiences
Chef Robby Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Selfies
Chef Robby Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Selfies

Chef Robby Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Selfies
Chef Robby Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Selfies
Chef Robby Tung Po Hong Kong Restaurant Selfies

Little Bao Hong Kong Restaurant May Chow

Little Bao Hong Kong – Where the Hipsters Eat

If you’re looking to eat where the Instagram foodies and hipsters are in Hong Kong, look no further than Little Bao in Soho. It has the killer combo of a chic space, food that is both photogenic and delicious!

Just make sure you get there early. There are no reservations and there was already a line when we showed up 15 minutes before they opened. Small groups are also better as seating is mainly limited to the small bar that lines the kitchen. It’s really fun to watch the cooks work in such small quarters.

Little Bao’s chef, May Chow, was named best female chef in Hong Kong last year. Such a well-deserved award and I’m happy to see that she’s using her fame to promote LGBTQ equality and to encourage women to find jobs in professional kitchens.

Little Bao Hong Kong Restaurant May Chow

What to order at Little Bao Hong Kong: Sichuan fried chicken and Slow Braised Pork Belly Baos, Brussels Sprouts with Fish Sauce Caramel, LB Ice Cream Bao

Little Bao Hong Kong

66 Staunton Street
Central, Hong Kong
+852 2194 0202
https://www.little-bao.com/

Dear Lilly Central Hong Kong - Best Cocktails Bar

Dear Lilly Bar – Best Cocktails in Central Hong Kong

Dear Lily in Central Hong Kong offers beautiful cocktails in a dreamy fairytale setting. When you walk in you feel like you’ve entered a forgotten secret garden. There are dried flowers hanging from the ceiling with a moving rose chandelier hanging over the bar and a backlit wall with little potion bottles filled with more dried flowers. If you can, grab a spot in one of their dreamy heart-shaped booths. It’s all so over the top, in the best way possible.

Each Dear Lilly cocktail is like a performance, spritzed with edible perfumes and decorated with fresh flowers. This was definitely our most memorable and unique bar experience in Hong Kong.

Dear Lilly Central Hong Kong - Best Cocktails Bar

What to Order at Dear Lilly: Green Fairy Cocktail (Matusalem Platino rum and Green Chartreuse with yuzu, pineapple, coconut water and basil and an absinthe spritz), Mademoiselle Lily Cocktail (Vodka, Lillet Blanc, lychee liqueur, cranberry juice, lime juice, raspberry purée and homemade hibiscus syrup). The staff are great and will be happy to recommend a cocktail based on your preferences or even create a custom one just for you.

Dear Lilly Hong Kong

ifc Mall, 8 Finance Street
Central, Hong Kong
+852 2771 6060
http://www.diningconcepts.com/restaurants/Dear-Lilly

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Dear Lilly Central Hong Kong - Best Cocktails Bar
Dear Lilly Central Hong Kong - Best Cocktails Bar
Dear Lilly Central Hong Kong - Best Cocktails Bar
Dear Lilly Central Hong Kong - Best Cocktails Bar
Dear Lilly Central Hong Kong - Best Cocktails Bar

Dear Lilly Central Hong Kong - Best Cocktails Bar
Dear Lilly Central Hong Kong - Best Cocktails Bar
Dear Lilly Central Hong Kong - Best Cocktails Bar
Dear Lilly Central Hong Kong - Best Cocktails Bar

Best Traditional Hong Kong Milk Tea Lan Fong Yuen

Lan Fong Yuen – Best Hong Kong Milk Tea

Perhaps Hong Kong’s most famous milk tea spot is Lan Fong Yuen in Central Hong Kong. It’s one of those places that looks completely innocuous until you see the walls papered with newspaper articles where they’ve been featured in local and international media.

I recommend grabbing your milk tea to go and exploring the local markets that are in the area.

What to Order at Lan Fong Yuen: Hong Kong Milk Tea (obviously!)

Lan Fong Yuen Milk Tea

2 Gage Street
Central, Hong Kong
+852 2544 3895
https://goo.gl/maps/y82fXehKoyE2

Master Low Key Food Shop - Best Hong Kong Egg Puff Waffles

Master Low Key Food Shop – Best Hong Kong Egg Puffs

For just a few dollars, you can experiences one of the best versions of Hong Kong’s famous egg waffles at Master Low Key Food Shop. I also highly recommend also ordering the traditional waffles with peanut butter. They are basically heaven in every sweet and salty bite.

Expect to see a line, which is a common sight for the foodie hot spots in Hong Kong! People really love to queue up for good food. Luckily the line moves quickly so it won’t be long before you get your sugar fix.

The Master Low Key Food Shop is indeed low-key – it’s just a food stall and doesn’t have any seating. No worries, it won’t take long for you to devour your treats. If you think of it, you may want to pack a wet wipe for your trip as the peanut butter waffles can be messy!

Master Low Key Food Shop - Best Hong Kong Egg Puff Waffles

What to order at Master Low Key Food Shop: Hong Kong Egg Puffs, Waffles with Peanut Butter

Master Low Key Food Shop Hong Kong Puffs

Shau Kei Wan Main Street E
Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong
+852 6601 5300
https://goo.gl/maps/y3Nqw6ivAap

Master Low Key Food Shop - Best Hong Kong Egg Puff Waffles

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Master Low Key Food Shop - Best Hong Kong Egg Puff Waffles
Master Low Key Food Shop - Best Hong Kong Egg Puff Waffles
Master Low Key Food Shop - Best Hong Kong Egg Puff Waffles
Master Low Key Food Shop - Best Hong Kong Egg Puff Waffles

Master Low Key Food Shop - Best Hong Kong Egg Puff Waffles

 

Sang Kee Hong Kong - Best Congee Shop

San Kee Congee Shop Hong Kong

I never would have found Sang Kee Congee Shop without the wonders of social media. It’s a total local treasure that is under the radar and relatively off the tourist beat. If you’re like me and thinking, “What the heck is Congee?”, it’s a traditional savory rice porridge that is often enjoyed for breakfast. It’s not much to look at, but man is it comforting and tasty.

Despite its humble appearances, the Sang Kee Congee Shop is ranked #120 our of almost TEN THOUSAND restaurants on Trip Advisor!

What to order at Sang Kee Congee Shop: Pork Ball Congee, Chinese donuts

Sang Kee Congee Shop

Ground Floor, 7 – 9 Butt Street
Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
+852 2541 1099
https://goo.gl/maps/iP1VVuKTjKp

Sang Kee Hong Kong - Best Congee Shop

 

Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall - Best Hong Kong Hot Pot Street Food

Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall in Causeway Bay Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s street food hawkers were once everywhere in the city, selling their delicious and cheap wares. Because of hygiene and crowding concerns in the 1970’s, it’s now illegal for Hong Kong’s street food hawkers to sell their food on the streets. They now have to deal with expensive rents to operate a restaurant. Emotions are so high around the topic there have been violent protests when city officials try to shut down the illegal food stalls.

There are still a few places that defy these city laws and offer outdoor seating. One of them is Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall. The food stall does have a standard restaurant with indoor seating, but the best place to enjoy their delicious food is behind the restaurant in their open air seating.

One of the Last Hong Kong Outdoor Food Stalls

The risk of being shut down is so great that the owner of the restaurant wouldn’t let us take photos outside until he found out we were based in the United States and not locally. After that he turned total comedian and gracious host and happily mugged for photos.

This place is definitely no-frills with plastic sheets covering the tables and a dirty canvas serving as an awning, but that just adds to the charm. We enjoyed an amazing hot pot dinner accompanied by beer that flowed like water and the amazing company of Cynthia’s family. If you’ve never had hotpot, it’s such a treat! A pot of boiling broth is heated at your table and you cook your own meats and vegetables like an Asian fondue.

The dining experience made me think of a more charming and unpolished Tung Po (mentioned above).

Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall - Best Hong Kong Hot Pot Street Food

What to Order at Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall: Hotpot, all the beer you can handle.

Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall

號 地下, 130 Electric Road
Tin Hau, Hong Kong
+852 2571 2222
https://goo.gl/maps/ZCcwVCZuvWB2

More photos from our Hip Shing hot pot meal:

Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall - Best Hong Kong Hot Pot Street Food
Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall - Best Hong Kong Hot Pot Street Food
Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall - Best Hong Kong Hot Pot Street Food
Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall - Best Hong Kong Hot Pot Street Food

Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall - Best Hong Kong Hot Pot Street Food
Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall - Best Hong Kong Hot Pot Street Food
Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall - Best Hong Kong Hot Pot Street Food
Hip Shing Cooked Food Stall - Best Hong Kong Hot Pot Street Food

Hung Tong Restaurant Best Dim Sum Hong Kong Review

Hung Tong Restaurant – The Best Dim Sum in Hong Kong?

OMG give me all the dim sum! Despite living in San Francisco, I was a total dim sum novice before my visit to Hong Kong. By having Kerry’s Hung Tong as my first dim sum experience I basically doomed my chances of ever having another meal live up. Every dish is a little piece of art. We’re talking edible gold leaf on dumplings, goose puffs in the actual shape of geese and abalone tarts you just want to faceplant into. I think this was my favorite meal in Hong Kong.

You don’t have to take my word for it though. Cynthia is a dim sum connoisseur and she called it “mind-blowing and creative”! Just make sure you call ahead for a reservation – this is one of the hottest tables in Hong Kong.

Hung Tong Restaurant Best Dim Sum Hong Kong Review

What to Order at Hung Tong Restaurant: Deep Fried Roasted Goose & Mushroom Puffs, Pan Fried Wagyu Beef Buns, Diced Abalone & Chicken Puffs, Steamed Scallop & Shrimp Dumplings with Asparagus plus pretty much everything else on the menu!

Hung Tong Restaurant Dim Sum

18 Hung Luen Road
Hung Hom Bay, Hong Kong
http://www.shangri-la.com/hongkong/kerry/dining/restaurants/hung-tong/

More photos of our food at Hung Tong Restaurant:

Hung Tong Restaurant Best Dim Sum Hong Kong Review
Hung Tong Restaurant Best Dim Sum Hong Kong Review
Hung Tong Restaurant Best Dim Sum Hong Kong Review
Hung Tong Restaurant Best Dim Sum Hong Kong Review

Hung Tong Restaurant Best Dim Sum Hong Kong Review
Hung Tong Restaurant Best Dim Sum Hong Kong Review
Dockyard Restaurant Food Court Kerry Hotel Hong Kong

Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants

Ferry to Lei Yue Mun Fish Market in Hong Kong

A visit to the Fish Market at Lei Yue Mun is overwhelming to the senses. You’re bombarded by the smells, sounds and sights of a huge fish market with stalls that seem to wind on for miles. The premise of the market is that you pick out your freshly caught fish and shellfish. It is then whisked away to one of the market restaurants where it is prepared on the spot. Other than cooking your food right on the boat, there’s no fresher way to enjoy seafood.

The trip from Hong Kong Island starts with a short ferry ride at Sai Wan Ho that costs only a few dollars. It only takes about 15 minutes to get to Lei Yue Mun on the Kowloon side of Hong Kong. Once you have your seafood selected, there are dozens of restaurants to eat at. It can be difficult to choose but we had the luck of insider knowledge on our side. Cynthia’s family took us to their favorite, Gateway Cuisine. Our food was exceptional and had outdoor dining with beautiful views of the Hong Kong skyline. It’s almost at the end of the fish market, so just keep walking and you’ll find it eventually!

Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants

The visit to Lei Yue Mun was also my first introduction to geoduck, which is pictured below. I don’t think I have seen a stranger looking food. If you told me was walrus genitalia, I would definitely believe you! It’s actually just a massive saltwater clam though. 🙂

Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants

What to Order at Lei Yue Mun Fish Market: All the fresh fish and shellfish you can eat, Geoduck (if you dare)

Lei Yue Mun Fish Market

Southeast of Youtang
Kwun Tong District
Hong Kong
http://www.lei-yue-mun.com/

Gateway Cuisine Restaurant at Lei Yue Mun

G/F, 58A
Hoi To Road, Lei Yue Mun
Kowloon, Hong Kong
http://www.gatewaycuisine.com/

Coral Sea Ferry Service to Lei Yue Mun

Ferry Pier
Tai Hong Street
Sai Wan Ho, Hong Kong
+852 2368 8885
http://www.coralseaferryservice.com.hk/

Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants

More photos from Lei Yue Mun Fish Market & Gateway Cuisine Restaurant:

Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants
Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants
Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants
Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants
Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants

Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants
Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants
Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants
Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants
Lei Yue Mun Fish Market Hong Kong Best Seafood Restaurants

Social Place Hong Kong - Restaurant with Cute Animal Dim Sum

If you’re looking for photogenic food experiences in Hong Kong that still taste great, look no further than Social Place. Their food is truly experiential and ranges from a stuffed pineapple set on fire at your table (above) to charcoal custard buns decorated with edible gold.

It’s also much more affordable than the super trendy Yum Cha dim sum (mentioned below).

What to order at Social Place Hong Kong: Charcoal custard buns, “Flame Pineapple” in Chicken & Pickled in Chicken & Pickled Ginger

Social Place Hong Kong

The L. Place, 139 Queen’s Road Central
Central, Hong Kong
+852 3568 9666
http://socialplace.hk/

Social Place Hong Kong - Restaurant with Cute Animal Dim Sum

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Social Place Hong Kong - Restaurant with Cute Animal Dim Sum
Social Place Hong Kong - Restaurant with Cute Animal Dim Sum
Social Place Hong Kong - Restaurant with Cute Animal Dim Sum
Social Place Hong Kong - Restaurant with Cute Animal Dim Sum

Shari Shari Shaved Ice cafe Soho Hong Kong

What to Order at Shari Shari Kakigori Hong Kong: Sakura Cherry Blossom Japanese Shaved Ice, Mango Lassi Japanese Shaved Ice

Shari Shari Kakigori House 氷屋, SoHo

47 Staunton Street
Central, Hong Kong
+852 2661 2347
https://www.facebook.com/SHARISHARI.Kakigori/

Shari Shari Shaved Ice cafe Soho Hong Kong

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Shari Shari Shaved Ice cafe Soho Hong Kong
Shari Shari Shaved Ice cafe Soho Hong Kong
Shari Shari Shaved Ice cafe Soho Hong Kong
Shari Shari Shaved Ice cafe Soho Hong Kong

Red Sugar Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review

Red Sugar at Kerry Hotel – Hong Kong Rooftop Bar

The best spot in town for happy hour is at Red Sugar, Kerry Hotel’s rooftop bar overlooking the Hong Kong waterfront. They have delicious – and beautiful – cocktails and a small bar menu as well as a huge craft beer menu. My favorite was their Lucky Cat cocktail served in a Japanese lucky cat glass (maneki-neko) glass.

Red Sugar Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review

What to Order at Red Sugar Hong Kong: Lucky Cat Cocktail, Popcorn Sour Cocktail.

Red Sugar Bar at Kerry Hotel

7/F, Kerry Hotel
38 Hung Luen Rd
Hung Hom, Hong Kong
http://www.shangri-la.com/hongkong/kerry/dining/bars-lounges/red-sugar/

More photos from Red Sugar Hong Kong:

Red Sugar Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review
Red Sugar Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review
Red Sugar Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review
Red Sugar Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review

Red Sugar Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review
Red Sugar Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review
Red Sugar Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review
Red Sugar Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review

Red Sugar Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review
Red Sugar Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review
Red Sugar Rooftop Bar Kerry Hotel Hong Kong Review

Dockyard Restaurant Food Court Kerry Hotel Hong Kong

Dockyard Food Court at Kerry Hotel

If you’re looking for fun and interactive, I highly recommend checking out Dockyard, a food court style restaurant at Kerry Hotel. They have an assortment of different restaurants featuring hundreds of dishes from all over the world. You can find everything from sushi to ice cream.

The food court also has its own app, meaning you can order from all the places and the food will be magically brought to your table. This makes it super easy for eating with a group and satisfying picky eaters or those with dietary restrictions.

What to Order at Dockyard Restaurant in Causeway Bay: Sister Wah Beef Brisket Dan Dan Noodles, Cotton & Cream Milkshakes, Bamboo Sticks Fried Rice in a Fresh Coconut

Dockyard Restaurant at Kerry Hotel Hong Kong

Level One
38 Hung Luen Road
Hung Hom, Hong Kong
http://dockyardhk.com/

More photos from Dockyard Restaurant Hong Kong:

Dockyard Restaurant Food Court Kerry Hotel Hong Kong
Dockyard Restaurant Food Court Kerry Hotel Hong Kong
Dockyard Restaurant Food Court Kerry Hotel Hong Kong
Dockyard Restaurant Food Court Kerry Hotel Hong Kong

Dockyard Restaurant Food Court Kerry Hotel Hong Kong
Dockyard Restaurant Food Court Kerry Hotel Hong Kong
Dockyard Restaurant Food Court Kerry Hotel Hong Kong
Dockyard Restaurant Food Court Kerry Hotel Hong Kong

E Mak Bolios Hong Kong Colorful Ice Cream Cones

Emack & Bolio Ice Cream

Emack & Bolio’s colorful ice cream cones with unique flavors are instantly recognizable. The ice cream is rich and indulgent but really this is all about that Instagrammable moment! Their decorated waffle cones with things like Fruit Loops and Marshmallows are what really make them stand out. Just make stop taking photos in time to actually eat the ice cream – it is so good, especially on a muggy Hong Kong summer day.

What to order at Emack & Bolio Ice Cream Hong Kong: Fruit Loop Waffle Cone, Maple Walnut Ice Cream, Serious Chocolate Addiction Ice Cream

Emack & Bolio Ice Cream

26 Cochrane Street
Central, Hong Kong
+852 2505 6626
https://emackandboliohk.com/

E Mak Bolios Hong Kong Colorful Ice Cream Cones

 

Kam Fung Cafe Egg Tarts & Pineapple Buns Hong Kong

Best Egg Tarts in Hong Kong – Kam Fung Cafe

You can’t visit Hong Kong without trying one of their famous egg tarts. Despite looking cheesy and savory, they are actually a lightly sweetened egg custard baked in a flaky pie shell.

It doesn’t look like much, but Kam Fung Cafe in Wan Chai is the place in Hong Kong to get your fix! The line out the door speaks for itself – I’m telling you, people love to queue for food in Hong Kong!

Kam Fung Cafe also makes perfect pineapple buns that are crisp on the outside and soft on the inside – served with a slab of butter.

The tarts tend to sell out, so get there early.

What to Order at Kam Fung Cafe Hong Kong: Egg Tarts, Pineapple Buns, Hong Kong Milk Tea

Kam Fung Cafe Egg Tarts & Pineapple Buns

41 Spring Garden Lane
Wan Chai, Hong Kong
https://goo.gl/maps/qEbjZqXYtkK2

Kam Fung Cafe Egg Tarts & Pineapple Buns Hong Kong

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Kam Fung Cafe Egg Tarts & Pineapple Buns Hong Kong
Kam Fung Cafe Egg Tarts & Pineapple Buns Hong Kong
Kam Fung Cafe Egg Tarts & Pineapple Buns Hong Kong
Kam Fung Cafe Egg Tarts & Pineapple Buns Hong Kong

Sister Wah Restaurant Beef Brisket Hong Kong Michelin

Best Hong Kong Beef Brisket – Sister Wah Causeway Bay

If you’re looking for tender Cantonese beef brisket that literally melts in your mouth, look no further than Sister Wah Beef Brisket in Tin Hau/Causeway Bay in Hong Kong. This place is a definite hole-in-the-wall but don’t be fooled. It’s Michelin-guide recommended and super popular with the locals. Not to miss is their homemade soy milk which comes warm or cold and will be the best $1 US that you ever spend.

What to Order at Sister Wah Hong Kong: Beef Brisket (obviously), Drunken Noodles, Soy Milk

Sister Wah Beef Brisket

13A Electric Road, Tin Hau
Hong Kong, China
+852-28070181
https://goo.gl/maps/GkMhZSshS9x

Sister Wah Restaurant Beef Brisket Hong Kong Michelin

Tom Dixon Design Store Nodie Coffee Shop Hong Kong Travel

Tom Dixon Shop x Nodi Coffee Hong Kong

Two of my favorite things – beautiful interior design and delicious coffee – come together in one chic package at the Tom Dixon Shop x Nodi Coffee collaboration in Central Hong Kong. Their gold, copper and granite color scheme is seriously goals. Upstairs is a fully functional coffee shop and downstairs is a Tom Dixon store where his latest designs are for sale.

Be warned though, coming here is dangerous! Unlike most places with beautiful interiors where you can just dream of buying things, at the Tom Dixon Shop it’s all for sale. You can do some serious damage to your wallet.

Tom Dixon Shop x Nodi Coffee

52 Hollywood Road
Central, Hong Kong
+852 2882 2068
https://www.tomdixon.net/storelocator/showroom/tom-dixon-shop-hong-kong

Tom Dixon Design Store Nodie Coffee Shop Hong Kong Travel

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Tom Dixon Design Store Nodie Coffee Shop Hong Kong Travel
Tom Dixon Design Store Nodie Coffee Shop Hong Kong Travel
Tom Dixon Design Store Nodie Coffee Shop Hong Kong Travel
Tom Dixon Design Store Nodie Coffee Shop Hong Kong Travel
Tom Dixon Design Store Nodie Coffee Shop Hong Kong Travel

@yumchahk might have the cutest dim sum in Hong Kong. Unfortunately it was almost inedible. ? I don’t post many negative reviews but this one definitely didn’t live up to the hype. Have you visited an Instagram hot spot like that? ? #InstagramvsReality #asideofHK #dimsum #yumcha

A post shared by Kelly – San Francisco Foodie (@asideofsweet) on Apr 6, 2018 at 7:07pm PDT

Cute Dim Sum in Hong Kong – Yum Cha

A Hong Kong food guide wouldn’t be complete without mention of Yum Cha, the super trendy dim sum place that you almost certainly have seen on Instagram. Unfortunately the only reason to go here is to get food that looks good and will get all the likes on your Instagram account. They are most famous for brightly colored custard buns with eyes on them. You poke a “mouth” with a chopstick and all the guts ooze out. It’s a genius idea and a super cute experience.

Unfortunately, the food tasted terrible and was soooo expensive! It was such a disappointment that it didn’t live up to the hype. I would highly recommend checking out Social Place instead if you’re looking for really cute dim sum. More information about Social Place is above!

Yum Cha Hong Kong

Nan Fung Tower, 2/F
Nan Fung Place,
173 Des Voeux Rd Central
Central, Hong Kong

P.S. – Wondering what else to do in Hong Kong? Check out my Hong Kong travel guide!

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June 15, 2018  •  Filed Under: Hong Kong, Travel 2 Comments

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  1. Chris says

    August 27, 2018 at 10:48 am

    The absolute BEST Hong Kong food guide that I have come across!! Thanks for sharing. I’ll be visiting HK soon and can’t wait to check out some of these suggestions.

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    • Kelly Egan - A Side of Sweet says

      August 27, 2018 at 12:11 pm

      Hi Chris – That makes me so happy! Have an amazing trip! If you need more inspo, I have another Hong Kong guide here: https://asideofsweet.com/what-to-do-hong-kong/

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