5 Local Delicacies That You Must Try In Hong Kong

by Kritika Kukreja
5 Local Delicacies That You Must Try In Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a land of wonderful landscapes and lip-smacking food. We visited the city to try out new experiences and the local delicacies simply charmed us with their great flavors and taste. Here are 5 local delicacies of Hong Kong that we loved –

1. Egg Waffles

You might have heard of all sorts of waffles, but the egg waffles are a part of Hong Kong’s very own street food. These are fluffy golden cakes that can be found all over the city. You could try the classic egg waffle or go for an innovative twist as well.

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2. Egg Tarts

If you’ve been to Hong Kong, you must know about the delicious egg tarts. It is a pastry-crust filled with egg custard and baked. It sounds yummy but you might have to wait in line for a long time before you get your hands on it.

3. Pineapple Bun

A pineapple bun is a popular snack in Hong Kong and Macau. It is a pillowy soft bread with a crunchy and sugary top crust which looks like a pineapple. Funnily enough, there is no pineapple in the bun. A good pineapple bun is to die for, and one of the must-eats in Hong Kong.

4. Dimsums

When you’re in Hong Kong, yum cha like the Cantonese! Try the dimsums at a local food joint, or even a Michelin starred restaurant. From the classic to the most innovative, the diversity and sheer number of Hong Kong dim sum restaurants is stunning.

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5. Milk Tea

This is Hong Kong’s most iconic beverage & it is available all over town. Hong Kong-style milk tea is a tea drink made from black tea and milk. It is usually part of lunch in Hong Kong tea culture. The tea-drinking habits of Hong Kong residents derive from Chinese tea culture.

There are also 7 types of Chinese teas you can try

Green Tea
Oolong Tea
Black Tea
White Tea
Yellow Tea
Flower Tea
Pu’er Tea

*Kamiya Jani, Editor-in-chief, Curly Tales visited Hong Kong as a part of a FAM trip*

 

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