Loyal Dining
4 savesWishlisted by jerry
Want a bit of instant regression therapy to counter the morning after self loathing? Order the baked pork chop rice. You will zone straight back to that comforting place where Mama is baking this in the kitchen and shouting at you to do better at school. Their Portuguese Curry Chicken gives it a close run too.
1st Floor, 5 Tonnochy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
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