Hong Kong Dining
Eating in Hong Kong is simply one of the most delicious experiences you can have! There are so many famous restaurants and street snacks that you simply have to try!
Top Hong Kong Cuisine
If you are on a tour of Hong Kong, never fail to bite into Dim Sum, the tasty collection of delicacies served in bamboo steamers, or crisp Peking Duck carved at your table. Be sure to try Jumbo Restaurant, counted among the world's most luxurious floating restaurant. And Hong Kong also holds Ocean City Restaurant and Night Club, which seats more than 4800 people.
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Dim Sum Dim Sum is the most famous in the long list of dishes in a Hongkong meal. Impressively shaped, bite-size portions of dumplings with lightly seasoned fillings of meat and seafish, fluffy buns with various fillings and glutinous rice - all deliciously steamed - just ignite the tastebuds. |
Hot Pot Hot Pot is best savored with a pot of tea. Served in little bamboo steamers or pretty plates, dim sum is light in content. It is a favorite dish of the Chinese. There are few better ways to pass time than eating some bites of Hot Pot accompaniements and drinking the soup. |
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Chinese
Hong Kong is best known for Chinese menu, specially Cantonese style of cuisine. Cantonese people give very much attention to the freshness of their food. This cooking is lighter to some extent than most regional Chinese cuisine.
Preparation methods usually involve stir-frying in shallow water or oil in a wok. Flavors and nutrition of the food is preserved as cooking time is short. Much oil is not consumed for steaming vegetable and fish. Ingredients like ginger, garlic, onion, vinegar, and sugar are used for preparing sauces.
Indian
To find authentic Indian cuisine is not tough in Hongkong. Restaurants serving dishes like 'tanduri chicken' and 'naan' abound in the island. Recipe in these restaurants is affordable and satisfying. A conventional method of Indian cooking is the roasting of meats and poultry in a oven, which is made of clay. Indians are fond of savoring the food cooked in Tandoori style and Hong Kong fulfils their need. All other popular varities of Indian food are also available in Hong Kong.
Southeast Asian
Cuisine connected to Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Singapore is known as Southeast Asian food. Flavor of all Southeast Asian foods is to less or more extent similar. There are minor differences in the spices and and the way they are used.
People from this region are present in Hong Kong in good numbers and this reflects in the popularity of Southeast Asian food.
Western
Western style of food is particulary popular in the young generation of Hong Kong. Number of restaurants prepare mouth-watering Western cuisine. Fast food joints are abundant in Hong Kong. Brands like McDonald's and Burger King are present in every corner of Hongkong. These joints are specially patronised by office-goers, who can get a quick and filling diet at lunchtime here.
Hawker Food
Hawkers register their presence in every Asian country and they are there in Hong Kong too. Visitors can savour varieties of hawker food along the streets and night markets. Popular dishes sold by these hawkers are wantan noodle, beef noodle, soy bean curd and fishballs on sticks.
Popular Bars:
![]() Visiting the infamous Lan Kwai Fong is part of the Hong Kong experience. This is the hottest nightlife spot in the city and is home to over 90 restaurants and bars. The streets are often crowded as the weekend approaches, filled with tourists and expatriates who are wanting to let their hair down and relax. Throughout the year Lan Kwai Fong has celebrations for all major festivals and it also hosts its own beer festival. Regardless of season and when you plan to visit, there will never be a dull moment in Lan Kwai Fong. |
Add: MTR Central Station Exit D2, walk along Theatre Lane, and up D'Aguilar Street. |
SoHo![]() SoHo is the entertainment location in Central, the location gets its name from the South of Hollywood Road. This narrow street is filled with the chicest places to wine and dine. It is also located near some of the designer boutiques and art galleries, so it is the convenient place for you to chill after a shopping trip or the place to unwind until night fall when the party begins. Add: MTR Central Station, Exit D2, walk along Queen's Road Central towards The Center. Then take the Central to Mid-Levels Escalator and get off at Staunton, Shelley or Elgin streets. |
![]() If you are in search of tasting the best seafood then look no further than Sai Kung's Seafood Street. Here all the seafood is freshly prepared with fishing boats along the promenade selling their latest catches to the public and seafood restaurants. While enjoying your seafood you can admire the captivating view of promenade and the landscapes. |
Add: MTR Choi Hung Station Exit C2, then take the minibus route 1A. MTR Hang Hau Station, then take the minibus route 101. |
Discovery Bay D'Deck ![]() Located on the North East Coast of Lantau Island this tranquil yet amazing location is the best place to experience an ocean-front dining and at night the sky is lit up with the Disneyland fireworks. Apart from dining there are a wide range of leisure activities in this upscale community, there are club houses, golf clubs and a yacht club making this a complete luxurious getaway from the busy city. Add: Take a ferry to Discovery Bay (25 minutes) from Central Ferry Pier 3 |