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TRADITIONAL FOOD

YOU CAN FIND TRADITIONAL FOOD AND DESSERT IN OUR HOTEL

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Wonton Noodles

A succulent meat and shrimp filling is encased in a silky smooth dumpling wrapper before being served in a clear, light broth swimming with chewy egg noodles. What’s not to love!?

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Egg Waffles

Affectionately called gai daan zai (“mini chicken egg”), this is Hong Kong’s version of a waffle. A crispy exterior hides the soft, sweet sponge inside. Can be served plain or with toppings such as chocolate.

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Chinese Barbecue

Known as siu mei, Chinese barbecued meats are very more-ish. Our faves include char siu (barbecued pork), barbecued goose and roast pork.

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Dim Sum

A Hong Kong version of dining with small dishes, dim sum includes classics such as har gao (steamed shrimp dumplings wrapped in a thin, translucent skin), char siu bao (barbecued pork bun) and siu mai (Chinese dumpling).

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Egg Tart

Two types of egg tarts have emerged since they first became popular, one with a flaky, pastry shell, the other with sweet shortbread. Whichever you pick, it encases a soft, creamy custard.

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Tofu Pudding

If the only tofu you’ve tried is the leathery version in a burger or salad back home, a Hong Kong tofu pudding should be a sweet surprise. This warm pudding is served with syrup or sugar, and often eaten to top off a dim sum feast.

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