Hong Kong 97 @ Bangsar, KL, Malaysia.

Fancy some comfort Hong Kong food in KL, you can check out this place in Bangsar.

Of course we ordered the HK milk tea which hits the spot. Some luncheon fries and fried wonton to share. Both were good.

 My mates ordered sweet sour pork and beef curry rice.

And I ordered the beef brisket noodles. Superb, the food is good. My noodles were done just right and the beef brisket ahhh yummy.

Hong Kong 97,
Bangsar, KL,
Malaysia.

Restoran Sek Yuen @ Pudu, KL, Malaysia.

First time here, seems this is a local institution for old school Cantonese cuisine. We came here for lunch. There's two sections, one is air conditioned and one is not. We went to the non aircond one.

The food is really good, love the roast duck, chicken, fish. The wan tan mee is a must order, superb. A good restaurant for Cantonese dishes be it for family or friends.

Restoran Sek Yuen,
315 Jalan Pudu,
Pudu, KL, Malaysia.

Neptune Hong Kong Snacks @ Marine Parade Central Market and Food Centre, Singapore.

Still at the same hawker centre, we ordered dim sum to share. Affordable and yummy. I think this is one of those dim sum places with no frills.

 The ccf with prawns inside, it did satisfy my cravings.

And some fried greasy stuff, awesome. If Singapore had a dim sum cart by the road side this would be it. Feels kinda old school the food.


Neptune Hong Kong Snacks,
#01-176,
Marine Parade Central Market and Food Centre,
Block 84, Marine Parade Road,
Singapore.

Sang Kee Congee Shop @ Sheung Wan, Hong Kong.

Although this shop is famous for its congee(which I have yet to try, next round!), I'm going for the beef noodle soup instead.

Ordered koew teow noodle soup with the all the beef parts, tripe, tendon, balls and brisket. Be warned though, the portion can be generous. Had trouble finishing the bowl, or maybe I was being greedy again as I was still full from lunch.

A dollop of chilli oil makes the whole bowl satisfying. The broth was reasonable, but I think there's something about HK beef, meat was absolutely delicious. Loved all the spare parts, and the beef balls yummy.


Sang Kee Congee Shop,
G/F, 7-9 Burd Street,
Sheung Wan,
Hong Kong.

Tung Po Kitchen @ North Point, Hong Kong.

Beer in a bowl? Say what, I finally managed to get my ass down here, took me three years but hey I still got here.

Word of advice, better get your reservations in.

 Asahi beers served in a bowl, yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

The lala cooked in chinese wine, I seriously adore this dish. Superb.

Ox tongue, yummy. Goes well with the beer.

Squid ink pasta with squid balls, a must order dish. I find it a bit bland, but my friend told me tonight the dish was so so. He tasted better the previous times. I will definitely be back to order this again and see whether he's right aha. On another note, the squid balls was awesome.

Some vege to balance the diet out.

And claypot tofu. Tofu was done nicely.


Tung Po Kitchen.
2/F Java Road Municipal Services Building,
99 Java Road,
North Point, Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Style Chee Cheong Fun @ Pek Kio Market and Food Centre, Singapore.

Haven't been back to this food centre for quite some time, and I was having a chee cheong fun craving.

This place has a perpetual queue, sigh. Luckily this round didn't take me that long.

Ordered a prawn ccf, the waiting time was well worth it. Silky smooth ccf with decent sized prawns drizzled with light soya sauce, sesame seeds and a killer sambal. Definitely a winner in my books.


Hong Kong Style Chee Cheong Fun,
#01-25,
Pek Kio Market and Food Centre,
41A Cambridge Road,
Singapore.

Crystal Jade Golden Palace @ Paragon, Singapore.

First time here after hearing so much about this place, and now I know why. They serve absolutely good dim sum!

Pan fried radish, nice.

Yes, finally a winner chee cheong fun, skin was not thick and silky smooth.

Think was a crispy tofu skin with prawn, crunchy crispy on the outside.

I always stay away from chicken feet, but after the first few dishes, and a nudge by my friend, I tasted it for the first time. Nice.

The usual dim sum dishes fared very well. No complains here. Love the texture.

Yes, that is a porridge, not on the menu, if I'm not mistaken seabass porridge. Get the captain to order for you.

Not sure what soup was this to round up our meal, but definitely tasty and wholesome. I think I've found a personal favourite for dim sum. The food is seriously good and the setting, makes you feel like your dining in a serious fancy/atas dining place.


Crystal Jade Golden Palace,
#05-21, Paragon,
290 Orchard Road,
238859 Singapore.

Red Star Restaurant @ Chinatown, Singapore.

Dim Sum galore for brunch on a weekend.

Love the ambience, old school setting with bustling people and staff.

Ordered the usual stuff.

There was a few hit and misses but overall I find the food good. Will definitely come back with a bigger group to order more stuff.

Red Star Restaurant,
54 Chin Swee Road,
#07-23 Singapore,
160054

Lin Heung Kui @ Sheung Wan, Hong Kong.

This place brings back memories, as my first ever trip to HK, was fast and furious. Think it was a 3 day 2 nights thingy, makan, booze, party and repeat. That trip was awesome as I had a good friend who organised everything and this was one of the joints we went for brunch/lunch.

It seems this is the other branch for Lin Heung from Wellington Street. That place sigh chaotic but if you wanna a taste of old school Hong Kong, go there. For comfort and more relaxing dim sum, come here! The food is equally good.

Some beef spare parts, delicious but sinful.

Siu mai , har gao the works.

  Fried yam cake and my personal favourite chee cheong fun. Oh man, definitely a must order, the chee cheong fun rocks.

Chicken feet, my friend ordered. Somehow this is just one of the things I can't seem to eat. One things for sure, this place serve good dim sums, or maybe I was nursing my hangover again eating here. Nice!

Lin Heung Kui ,
2-3/F, 46-50 Des Voeux Road West,
Sheung Wan,
Hong Kong.