Where to eat in Hong Kong?

[little_princess]

^^ tao heung moved twice na and isnt in silvercord anymore

^ butao ramen and the ithe reamen places. Tao heung is good for dimsum. For chinese fine dining, they have peking garden in tst as well

[yapeegurl]

Busy din ako today kaka research on where to eat in HK. I wanted sana sa LKF area or Wan Chai.

[rhumbafrapp]

saan na sa tst yun tao cheong if ngchange location na sila?yun egg tartt bakery ah...

[rush]

sa totoo lang, wala kaming nakainan na masarap na resto in hongkong, kahit sa loob mismo ng disneyland. hindi lang siguro talaga namin type luto ng hongkong. lesson learned, kaya next time mas ok pa na burger king, kfc mcdo nalang pag hongkong. atleast for our family. mas okay pa singaporean food.

[orangepulp]

I always go to Tim Ho Wan pag sa HK.

[aiden]

Tsui Wah. Their Prawn and XO sauce noodles is my favorite.

[monmonay]

Cafe De Coral
Yat Lok Restaurant
Delicious Kitchen
Ichiran Ramen

[smoothie]

MouMou Club. Everytime I am in HK hindi ko ito pinapalagpas.

[gateway]

where's Delicious Kitchen?

[princess lorraine]

^ashley road in tsim sha tsui.

[orangepulp]

Crystal Jade not bad din yung food. They have a branch in Times Square and Harbour City.

[momlory]

Saan ang cheapest place sa hongkong para mag food trip? Dun sana kami magstay kung saan yung pinaka mura at ok na food. Sabi sa tabi tabi ng prince edward nasa 7hkd-15hkd per serving ang noodles?

[ataypool]

I miss Hong Kong food; first and only trip in 2015.
1. Tin Lung Heen - splurge
2. Yat Lok - crispy skin ng roast goose and the staff were friendly to us contrary to reviews; shared a table with a local family.
3. Royal Legend for dimsum breakfast. Pinsan ko lokang-loka dito. Sarap ng congee. Very simple na isang piece of chicken lang laman but so tasty, maybe because they used yellow chicken.
4. Mandarin Oriental's afternoon tea - ayaw ko pumila sa Peninsula so we went here because they take bookings.
5. Popeye's Chicken at the airport - gorged on this before boarding.
6. Maxim's - packaged roast goose flown with me to Manila. Very tasty but I like Yat Lok's better due to the crispy skin.
7. Caf? near North Point shoe outlets - very unassuming place na may bakery sa harap; parang carinderia. White coffee is good.

Di ko na matandaan iyong 2 pang iba sa malls na puro Japanese fusion; okay taste but not that memorable. 

[Miss Taken]

1. Cafe de Coral - this is like their version of fast food chain in HK. Cheap and delicious food too.
2. Tim Ho Wan - they're the cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant so when we visited HK, I told my bf that we should definitely eat here. I love their steamed dumplings, baked bun with BBQ pork and turnip cake.
3. Yuen Kee Restaurant - Their noodles taste so good!
4. Australian Dairy Company - most of the time this restaurant is jam packed with people since it's a local favorite. Scrambled egg, toast with tea is the best combination.

And of course you must also try Hong Kong's famous street foods like egg puff/egg waffles, bubble tea, pineapple buns, egg tarts, stinky tofu, etc. There are many food stalls in Temple Street and Mong Kok Street Market.