Relish Hong Kong street food in your holiday 2011
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Top 10 places for delicious budget meals in Hong Kong include-
Ho Hung Kee Congee and Noodle Wonton Shop (2 Sharp Street East, Causeway Bay)
Your Hong Kong holidays in 2011 can’t miss Jardine’s Bazaar at any cost. And when you’re at the Jardine’s, you’ve got to check out all the Chinese food you can eat.
Lin Heung (160 Wellington Street, Central)
This busy place is world famous for Dim Sum. Don’t expect to get a seat right away, stand behind diners to hunt for a seat the moment somebody leaves.
Lamcombe Seafood Restaurant (47 Main Street, Yung Shue Wan, Lamma Island)
This is a rather expensive place as compared to almost all dining choices in Hong Kong; and really worth it. Take a ferry to Lamma Island to find marvellous outdoor seating and chilly clams-rice on table, a must for Hong Kong holidays in 2011.
Mark’s Noodle (77 Wellington Street, Central)
Who can repack from Hong Kong holidays in 2011 without trying lots and lots of delicious noodles?! Guess the taste when generations have been in the kitchen.
Wang Fu (Wellington Street)
Wellington Street is packed with great restaurants on each side of the road. Wang Fu is a popular joint for a tasty bowl of soup with dumplings. Dumplings stuffed with numerous fillings to choose from are Wang Fu’s specialty; a tangy kick to your Hong Kong holidays in 2011.
Mong Kok
If you love mixing roaming in market areas with lots to relish, street stalls at Mong Kok will get you the real taste of Hong Kong holidays in 2011. A wide variety of street food (fish/beef balls, grilled octopus, deep fried tofu and so on…) will only double up your temptations for meals at holidays 2011 in Hong Kong.
Kowloon City
The Kowloon City gives a quick peek into the Hong Kong of older times. Do take a patient walk through Sam Yung (awesome food market!) and once you’re there, do try Cheong Fat Restaurant located at 20 South Wall Road for healthy Teochew cuisine.
Po Lin Yuen Vegetarian Restaurant (69 Jervois Street, Central)
Even if you don’t mind non-vegetarian food, still munching here is a good idea for holidays in 2011 in Hong Kong. Golden mushroom dumplings and radish pudding are in great demand for lunch here.
Tak Cheong Noodle (75 Electric Road, Tin Hau)
If you can’t get enough of local food at your 2011 holidays in Hong Kong, Electric Road is what anybody will recommend. Try Hor Fun (rice noodles) and Fish Ball soup - temptation of this place.
To Yen Noodle (138 Queen’s Road, Central)
This is a lunchtime favourite of business people in Hong Kong. Beef briskets are popular here. You must try this place at least once in your 2011 Hong Kong holidays.
Hong Kong holidays in 2011 don’t demand king-style expensive meals. Instead, your Hong Kong 2011 holidays will get you the best food ever right amidst its busy street life. At these places food will be worth the effort, if not the service.
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