“Spicy Tamarind Prawns that whet your appetite. Double your rice intake with it!” I had no idea what to do with the prawns in the refrigerator and I must cook it by today as fresh prawns weren’t be able to keep for long. Hmm.. wanted something spicy to excite my appetite. Ok! Would do an…
Silky Smooth Congee for Breakfast in the Winter
“Comforting breakfast during the winter season, this pipping hot & silky smooth porridge from Mui Kee Congee (妹記), is one of the best.” Came to know the delicious congee stall, Mui Kee, also from a TVB programme that we happened to watch before our Hong Kong trip. Hence, we added it into our itineries, thinking…
Hong Kong Local Food – Steamed Red Bean Sticky Pudding (砵仔糕)
“A nostalgic snack in Hong Kong” Put Chai Ko, the beloved steamed red bean sticky pudding in Hong Kong, has been a local favorite for ages. This palm-sized treat boasts a sweet taste and a soft, moldable texture that holds its shape effortlessly. While many Asians see it as a regular sweet, its popularity in…
Hong Kong Local Food – ‘Pineapple Bun with Butter’ Bo Lo Yao (菠萝油)
Hong Kong’s comfort food essentials: Bo Lo Yao (菠萝油), French Toast (西多士), and aromatic Milk Tea – a perfect trio. Choosing a hotel in Kowloon for our trip was a no-brainer – the ultimate reason? Delicious, diverse food. Nestled near the bustling Mongkok (旺角), known for its vibrant chaos, was our stay, strategically accessible by…
The Perfect Scrambled Egg, at Australia Dairy Co (澳洲牛奶公司)
“The perfectly moist scrambled egg “ Came back from my holiday in Hong Kong & Macau just not too long, already miss the city and good food there! Feeling nostalgic, I would write and share my enticing food journey over the vacation. ~ We found this cafe during our online research on more yummy food…
Lettuce with Fried Shallot Oil and Oyster Sauce (油菜)
“Simply great vegetable dish” This dish is very common and well known in Asia countries such as Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia. You may easily get the dish at our hawker centre, coffee shop (煮炒摊 – “Zhu Chao Tan”) and even Chinese restaurant. Singapore normally uses Kailan for this dish, while Malaysia and Hong Kong…





