Places in this collection
Cheung Hing Coffee Shop
restaurant9 Yik Yam Street, 9 Yik Yam St, Happy Valley, Hong Kong
Happy Valley classic for 69 years, known for pineapple buns.
View on Google MapsKam Fung Restaurant
restaurant41 Spring Garden Ln, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Old-school cha chaan teng, famous for its pineapple buns. Also known for chicken pies.
View on Google Maps618 Shanghai Street
shop2/F, 618 Shanghai St, Mong Kok, Hong Kong
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RUMI 瑠美
restaurantHong Kong, North Point, Tung Fat Building, Block CG/F, 41A Kam Ping St, North Point
A restaurant on Kam Ping Street that is an exception to the lowkey vibe.
View on Google MapsSun Heung Yuen (Kin Kee)
restaurantHong Kong, Sham Shui Po, Kweilin St, 38號A地下
A traditional cha chaan teng famous for its beef and scrambled eggs sandwich, beef brisket noodles, and hot milk tea. The video recommends it for its delicious and affordable breakfast.
View on Google MapsThe Chippy
restaurantShop G101, Lantau Island, Discovery Bay Rd, Discovery Bay, Hong Kong
An authentic British chippy that serves fish and chips, battered sausage, minced beef and onion pie, curry sauce, gravy, mushy peas, British ciders, Vimto, and deep-fried Mars bars. The ingredients are imported from the UK.
View on Google MapsDanish Bakery
cafeHong Kong, 銅鑼灣禮頓道106號禮信大廈地下
Opened in 1958, known for its pork chop bun with tangy ketchup and sweet mayo. The bun is described as crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside.
View on Google MapsDiamond Hill
restaurantDiamond Hill, Tsz Wan Shan, Hong Kong
A traditional Cantonese restaurant on the foothills of Taim O Shan that serves dim sum the traditional way and has a watercress field.
View on Google MapsShui Kee
restaurant2 Gutzlaff St, Central, Hong Kong
This dai pai dong has been around for over fifty years, known for using fresh beef offal and brisket. Braised until tender and flavorful. The rice noodles come in a rich broth, and the beef balls are perfectly bouncy.
View on Google Maps鋒膳 Flower Drum
restaurant2B, Linway Court, 69-71 Stone Nullah Ln, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Nana Chan's favorite Cantonese restaurant, located in Wan Chai.
View on Google MapsHomy Inn North Point
restaurantSeng Ming Court, King's Rd, North Point, Hong Kong
A place in North Point known for amazing tong yun (dessert).
View on Google MapsTsim Chai Kee Noodle
restaurantShop B, G/F, 98 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong
Awarded with Michelin guide, this iconic wonton noodle place is known for its plump wontons, homemade fish balls, and springy noodles. It often has a queue but serves fast.
View on Google MapsLin Heung Lau
restaurant160號 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong
A hundred-year-old dim sum place known for its old-school service where staff go around with dim sum carts.
View on Google MapsC Dessert
restaurantShop 1D, G/F, Newman House, 35-45 Johnston Rd, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Described as the number one favorite dessert place, offering modern twists on Chinese desserts. The coconut milk taro sago and durian ice are mentioned.
View on Google MapsOneThird Coffee Roasters
cafeG/F, 32 Graham St, Central, Hong Kong
A minimalist, design-driven café bringing calm, great coffee, and creative crowd energy to Central. Calm, stylish, and made for coffee aficionados. Central Hong Kong's new favorite spot to rest between meetings and explore all their unique single origin blends.
View on Google MapsPang's Kitchen
restaurant25號 Yik Yam St, Happy Valley, Hong Kong
A Michelin-starred Cantonese vegetarian restaurant in Hong Kong, known for its delicious food and vegetarian dishes. It has been Michelin-rated for ten years.
View on Google MapsGoofy Waves Watersports Club Parking
activity9 Sa Ha Village Tai Mong Tsai Village Road, Sai Kung, Hong Kong
A unique experience in Hong Kong where you can drive a vintage Fiat 500 car that has been converted into a boat. The experience includes a driving lesson, drinks on board, and a trip to a private beach for a picnic.
View on Google MapsIce Bean Cafe
cafeYick Fat Building, King's Rd, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
A cafe in Hong Kong known for its -86 degree iced coffee, located near the Monster Building. The coffee is served in a cup chilled to -86 degrees, with hot espresso and milk poured in, and is recommended to be finished within 40 seconds.
View on Google MapsDOZY
cafeHong Kong, 土瓜灣馬頭圍道63號啟岸Shop 18,G/F
One of Hong Kong's best cafes, located in the lantern-filled area called Vantage Row. It offers a calm atmosphere with beautiful outdoor seating, perfect for working or catching up with friends. The iced latte and iced chocolate were highly praised.
View on Google MapsYat Lok Restaurant (Central)
restaurantHong Kong, Central, Stanley St, 34-38號G/F
Michelin-starred roast goose without the glamour; fast, loud, essential. Legendary in Hong Kong, it has earned one Michelin star for eleven consecutive years for their famous roast goose, cut and marinated to perfection. The attitude is as iconic as the food: you sit, you eat, you go. It's the definition of Hong Kong dining at its rawest, and it's an unforgettable experience.
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