HK’s best with some dessert food pr0n Continue reading
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HK’s best with some dessert food pr0n Continue reading
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I’ve been known to give Hong Kong some stick for its tourist tagline “Asia’s world city“. The reason for this is that it plain isn’t and to even assert it is stupid. I mean Tokyo, Shanghai, Beijing, Seoul…. To be … Continue reading
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All of the previous posts on ‘HK’s best’ are pretty cheap affairs.* They are the dirty dozen of Chinese and Cantonese cuisine and taste all the better for it. This is not to say Hong Kong doesn’t have fancy expensive … Continue reading
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Hong Kong’s national dish – Japanese – and where to eat it Continue reading
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This was the last meal I cooked in my kitchen in Hong Kong. A meal just for me. I should have been a bag of stress with all the organising left to do, but instead cooking was relaxed and comforting. … Continue reading
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The last few weeks before Tom left Hong Kong, I felt like I was like cramming for an exam. My topics for review covered all our favourite Chinese food groups. Claypot rice. Wontons. Char siu. Yunnanese noodles. Sichuan. Typhoon shelter … Continue reading
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HK’s best – Tsui Wah, it is dirty but sooo good Continue reading
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HK’s best – the glory of the wonton noodles Continue reading
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HK’s best – the faded glory of the Cooked Food Centres Continue reading
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HK’s best – the remaining dai pai dongs on Stanley and Graham Street in Central Continue reading
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Hong Kong – when a English kid raised under Thatcher even says “no more capitalism”. Please. Continue reading