Luen Fat Tea House

vixfong posted a wishlist

2 years ago

Hang out spots on the DARK side

cheryl posted a recommendation

2 years ago

For famous hk style scrambled eggs on toast, with some famous hk style milk tea, and equally very local (and not the best for non-locals) macaroni in chicken broth. The guy who started it is the brother of the Australian Dairy Milk Company (you’ll see him around, tall lanky guy). I prefer it here because it’s cleaner, isn’t as crowded, and the seats are actually a bit wider and more comfortable. Lines on weekends tho! The scrambled eggs are pretty good.

Meet me for Breakfast

Lok Yuen

lemi posted a recommendation

7 months ago

Lok Yuen does French toast with an unconventional twist. Their sweet buttered toast is served with fresh beef marinated in homemade satay sauce. It’s such a huge hit that they came up with other bizarre yet mouthwatering flavors! Their recent offerings include the nostalgia-inducing Ovaltine-flavored French Toast, which hits just the right amount of flavorful and smooth without being too sweet.

Tsui Wah Restaurant

cheryl posted a memory

2 years ago

Late night snacks, early morning breakfast. Will do in a pinch when craving egg and spam sandwiches or a good hk milk tea. Or noodles. Or rice. Or anything from its extensive menu. Big franchise, decent food. Questionable hygiene. Opens till 4am, and I believe opens again in early morn.

Wai Kee Noodle Cafe

dustflyfly posted a recommendation

2 years ago

Of Wai Kee Noodle Cafe's expansive menu, my no-fail binge is a big bowl of their Beef Noodle Soup. The springy noodles, flavorful broth, and tender slices of meat all work together like magic. If you're extra hungry, fit in a slice of Kaya French Toast and Milk Tea, too! Expect large crowds on the weekends, but their fast service might get you a seat if you’re willing to wait. Point at what you want or show a picture, as no English menus are available.