Eating TOP 10 DISHES IN HONG KONG 🇭🇰 (Food Tour)

In this video we try Hong Kong Best dishes in an Ultimate Street Food Tour! We start out with the viral Milk Tea from Lan Fong Yuen then make our way to Tai Cheong Bakery for some of the best Egg Tarts in Hong Kong. After that we taste the delicious Wonton Noodles at Mak's Noodle. We also go to 2 Michelin Star restaurants! We got to Yat Lok for some iconic roasted duck and then Tim Ho Wan for the famous Dim Sum! You can't go to Hong Kong and not get Dim Sum! We hope you enjoy! 😋

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Episode 266 | Filmed in September | Hong Kong | China | Country #36
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0:00 Hong Kong Street Food!
0:09 Milk Tea at Lan Fong Yuen 🫖
1:49 Egg Tarts at Tai Cheong Bakery 🥚
3:23 Wontons Noodles at Mak's Noodle 🍜
5:56 Michelin Star Roasted Goose at Yat Lok🍗
8:44 Pineapple Buns at Maria's Bakery 🍍
9:55 Hong Kong McDonald's 🍟
11:22 Michelin Star Dim Sum at Tim Ho Wan 🥟
12:15 Pork Buns!
13:03 Mushroom Pine Nut Dumplings!
14:33 Bubble Waffles at Hong Kong Traditional Food 🧇
14:54 HONG KONGS FOOD IS AMAZING!
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Eating TOP 10 DISHES IN HONG KONG 🇭🇰 (Food Tour)
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[samueltso]

I was born and grew up in Hong Kong. I am almost 70 years old now and glad to see that you two spent such good efforts to introduce and promote authentic local Hong Kong foods.

"Milk tea" is inherited from the English culture after Hong Kong became a colony of UK for about 150 years ago. There are many things in Hong Kong inherited from the English during this period. Milk tea is one of them. I don't think that Lan Fong Yuen is the first restaurant or one of the first restaurants which invented milk tea. When I was a small child and followed my dad to restaurant, he already ordered milk tea plus, of course, egg tarts and pineapple bun. The traditional tea in Hong Kong (and China) is just tea. We don't add milk.

If you go back to Hong Kong in the future, I recommend that you try "French toast", which, like milk tea, is a food inherited from western culture. Almost all small restaurants serve French toast.

[KMIP-klzk]

as a Hongkonger, I can tell you tea is the most important thing, the meals we call it 飲茶 (yam cha) that’s mean drink tea in the meaning. Dim sum just like the snack

[dyuan]

Good video. Thanks for sharing your food tour in Hong Kong.

[SilverSpoonChannel]

This was such a beautiful and inspiring food tour — every dish looked amazing, and the way you capture it all feels so real and inviting 🇭🇰🥢✨
We truly enjoy discovering channels like yours. As fellow food lovers, we’re just quietly starting to share our own cooking journey too. Wishing you continued joy and inspiration in everything you create 🙏💛

[alexs]

Love your Hong Kong series! This is becoming one of my favourite travel channels to watch!

[moofeyy]

us chinese love our tea, it warms the body and i think it also helps digestion, if there's lots of oil in the foods you ate

[tommytam]

A delicious and informative video. Truly enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing!

[cottagefulloflove]

The pressure was on for Reyka eating all those meat dishes! 😆 Always great content!

[aerochun]

As a HKer, actually your visited resturant may be come from some advisitment from traveller magazine. But not the popular and localization.
Some of the HK local food you two guys haven't try.
😅

[amycheung]

I just loved Milk Tea. I started drinking since I was a Teenager. 😊😊😊😊😊

[amycheung]

H.K. Egg Tart was one of the best pastry in H.K. YUM YUM!

[GoldRainy]

Thanks for come to HongKong. Suggest you guys go Mong Kok eat fish ball, Tofu fa sweet soup, Street snack food

[CatFluff-pmqr]

I'm on a diet but after watching this I'm off to my local chippy for a meal🤦🏻‍♀️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 you're making me fat kids lol xxx

[queeniepoon]

You may try Kam's roasted goose also Michellin star restaurant in Wanchai ..Very crowded with ppl too.
Next time, try Lin Heung Lau in Central nearby Lan Heung Yuen. A traditional chinese dim sum restaurant which they still use the trolley for Dim Sum present to customers..

[samhkwest]

So happy to see you two love dim sum food!

[jackytsang]

Welcome to Hong Kong and have a nice day😊

[whushaw]

From what I've heard Dim Sum is traditionally served with tea. That's probably why she was insisting you order tea with yours.

[edwardleecaliforniausa]

Hi all lovely friends how are you happy Saturday afternoon and happy Weekend and this was amazing video I enjoy your channel and you all amazing supporter

[gfwhk]

Try Ball-law-yau (pineapple bun with butter) or even better Sin-yau-ball-law (pineapple bun with a piece of unmelted butter). Heavenly!

[andypang]

Tim Ho Wan - Baked Pork buns - the best! They have Tim ho Wan in New York and Vegas, and the pork buns are the same!