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Subject: CNN's Top 40 Hong Kong Food
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Reply #19 tehteh's post

and after Yung Kee, you can go to Tsui Wah just opposite to try most of the other food from this top40
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Post at 28-7-2010 17:23  Profile P.M. 
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I'll say it again...

...the crappiest HK food is better than the best NYC food minus the lobster and steaks
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Post at 28-7-2010 19:26  Profile P.M. 
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When in hk had the roasted duck at as many places as possible.  Awesome stuff.  Agreed no comparison to the states.
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Post at 28-7-2010 20:50  Profile P.M. 
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after yung kee and tsui wah, you can go to eat at wong ji gei which is famous for wonton noodles and its on the same street too
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Post at 28-7-2010 21:03  Profile P.M. 
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Need a HK top 40 restaurant list and not just top 40 type of food.  gotts keep good notes to track all the places to eat.
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There was an outdoor restaurant in the new territories, I believe it was Tai Po area where they had aquariums outside for you to choose which live seafoods you wanted. The Pissing Shrimp was so memorable as it was the first time I've had it since being introduced to it in Canada via Steven Chow movies.

Juicy right out off the pan!
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Post at 29-7-2010 02:27  Profile P.M. 
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Need a website like Yelp for every country!  Asia has a lot of good food!
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Post at 29-7-2010 03:15  Profile P.M. 
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Yelp would be good, preferably in english, otherwise would be pretty useless for those of us who dont speak the language.  urbanspoon is pretty good also
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Post at 29-7-2010 03:49  Profile P.M. 
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QUOTE:
Originally posted by geoduck at 28-7-2010 09:23
In Central, go to Yung Kee Restaurant (http://www.yungkee.com.hk/), located on Wellington Street, just next to Lan Kwai Fong. They are famous for the roasted duck but has an excellent roasted suckling ...

Excellent thanks bro!  I'll definitely give it a try and report back with my impressions.  I'll be coming in late so I hope they're open late.  I know I'll be in the mood for a couple of late night snacks.  First the duck and pig, then the ladies.  ;)
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Post at 29-7-2010 07:15  Profile P.M. 
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I use openrice when I am in HK, just use a translator.
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Reply #30 sexpert's post

No need for translator anymore, they have an English version of openrice!  http://www.openrice.com/english
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Reply #31 hkm's post

But the Chinese reviews are so much better!
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QUOTE:
Originally posted by fukuku at 28-7-2010 20:50
after yung kee and tsui wah, you can go to eat at wong ji gei which is famous for wonton noodles and its on the same street too

is it further down the road? yeah yung kee and tsui wah across is perfect, if you cant get in at yung kee, just go to tsui wah.

it's great to see that tsui wah actually has a few locations across HK, like the one behind Sogo in CWB and the one near the K-11 mall in TST and the one in Jordan (the latter two I usually stop over on my way to, or after visiting HG)
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Post at 1-8-2010 17:01  Profile P.M. 
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In my opinion, the best HK style burger is a snack shop where located in Hung Hom! It muh more better! And the roast pork, I recommend a shop call 再興 in Wan Chai !!!
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Post at 1-8-2010 21:01  Profile P.M. 
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Well I fly in around 7 p.m. HK time and I should be done with checkin no later than 9:30.  I suspect there'll be plenty of places in Wan Chai open that I can grab a great late night snack.  And then another late night snack, WG style.  ;)
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