東寶小館 Tung Po
In Hong Kong there are some really, really
good places to eat at but unless you’re a local some of these places are hard
to find. So I am very blessed to have made some wonderful friends in Hong Kong
who are such big foodies! I've been dying to have my first "dai pai
dong" experience in Hong Kong. A Dai Pai Dong is characterized by its
open/outdoor kitchen and mostly outdoor seating under some sort of makeshift
awning in case of rain, but because of health reasons and government regulations
a lot of dai pai dongs have been shut down. Lucky for me the place V took us to
still exist. The dai pai dong we went to is situated on top of a wet market
therefore they always have fresh seafood available.
The place was packed and the atmosphere
was awesome, they cranked up their music and the aroma of fresh seafood is just
so inviting! I can’t even begin to describe how good each dish tasted! I
just wished we had more people so I could have ordered more food!
V started us off with a plate of sliced
cucumbers and diced squid it was served cold with a creamy wasabi sauce. This
was a very good appetizer because it was very refreshing and the wasabi opened
up my appetite for more! I highly recommend trying this place out
because I will definitely go back again.
Steamed clams with white wine
Deep fried shrimp (I am not sure what it was covered with)
Scallops steamed with a garlicky soy sauce with vermicelli
Very Crispy Chicken & Gai Lan in a fish soup
Sticky rice
And this is how I ended my night... with some sweet tofu
ohhhhhhhhmygod die! i've never ever been to HK but i'm dying dying to go! my hubs family is from HK! and he always tells me stories and it sounds so awesome! omgosh the food here looks insane! the crispy chicken and the scallops w/ vermicelli noodles that looks so NOMS!
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