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Tsui Wah Restaurant

翠華餐廳

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Memory by Cheryl Ng

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.

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Open today: 24 hours

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15-19 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong, China

中環威靈頓街15-19號地下至2樓

+852 2525 6338
http://www.tsuiwah.com/en
English Menu Available, Indoors, Air conditioning

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lemi posted a recommendation

3 years ago

In a city that never sleeps, Tsui Wah Restaurant’s bright neon lights welcome the rumbling stomachs of Central’s night owls, characters ranging from drunk teenagers to work-hungry entrepreneurs. Take a peek into your local neighbor’s table where you’re bound to find a feast of their infamous Cantonese comfort food dishes—a plate of Fried Noodles, either with Sizzling King Prawns or Shredded Pork and Mushroom (or both), a bowl of Malaysian Beef Brisket Curry, and a glass of milk tea.

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cheryl posted a wishlist

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I posted about this on another list (Meet me for Breakfast) but it deserves its own place here too! Great eggs on toast. Super local =) owned and run by the same family as Australian Milk Company (I think his brother runs that one)

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