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    Restaurant Megan's Kitchen 美味廚 in Wan Chai, Hong Kong

    Megan's Kitchen 美味廚

    Wan Chai
    Hotpot

    $$$$

    Wan ChaiHotpot

    $$$$

    4.9/6
    15 reviews
    4.9/6
    15 reviews
    Megan's Kitchen 美味廚
    Restaurant Hee Kee Fried Crab Expert Ltd 喜記避風塘炒辣蟹 in Wan Chai, Hong Kong

    Hee Kee Fried Crab Expert Ltd 喜記避風塘炒辣蟹

    Wan Chai
    Chinese Restaurant

    $$$$

    Wan ChaiChinese Restaurant

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    Hee Kee Fried Crab Expert Ltd 喜記避風塘炒辣蟹

    LockCha 樂茶軒 - Central

    Central
    Chinese Restaurant

    $$$$

    CentralChinese Restaurant

    $$$$

    6.0/6
    3 reviews
    6.0/6
    3 reviews
    LockCha 樂茶軒 - Central

    Crazy Noodles 瘋狂小面

    Central
    Chinese Restaurant

    $$$$

    CentralChinese Restaurant

    $$$$

    5.7/6
    3 reviews
    5.7/6
    3 reviews
    Crazy Noodles 瘋狂小面

    Sun Tung Lok 新同樂魚翅酒家

    Tsim Sha Tsui
    Chinese Restaurant

    $$$$

    Tsim Sha TsuiChinese Restaurant

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    Sun Tung Lok 新同樂魚翅酒家

    Bubbly Feast Hot Pot 滾爺火鍋

    Mong Kok
    Asian Restaurant

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    Mong KokAsian Restaurant

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    Bubbly Feast Hot Pot 滾爺火鍋
    1. 1.

      A short rundown of regional Chinese cuisine

      We’ve mentioned what regional cuisines to expect from Hong Kong’s Chinese restaurants, but for those who may not already know, here goes a summary of what each of them means for your belly. Dim sum is a Cantonese speciality which means plenty of steamed or fried dumplings, while Peking, or northern cuisine, focuses on bread and noodles, lots of fried stuff and spicy sauces – Peking duck, anyone? Meanwhile, Chiu Chow cuisine is more about light, vinegary sauces and dressings and uses a lot of seafood. Hakka food is generally the simplest you’ll find at Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong with a favourite dish being salt-baked chicken, while Sichuan is always hot and fiery and goes big on barbequed meats. Our recommendation? Tour Hong Kong’s Chinese restaurants over time and try a bit of everything.
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      Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong come in all shapes and sizes

      The fact you’ll find food in Hong Kong from just about every region of China is only the beginning, because the restaurants themselves are wonderfully varied as well. Hong Kong’s Chinese restaurants comes in all shapes and sizes, from floating restaurants on boats to hole-in-the-wall affairs or restaurants at the top of towering luxury hotels. Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong are for budgets, for birthdays or for blowouts – for whatever your occasion might be and however much money you feel like spending. We love them, and once you’ve done a spot of exploring and, more importantly, tasting, we’re quite sure you will, too.
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      Pick your spot. There are many...

      So, perhaps you know what particular type of Chinese food you’re hungry for as well as how much you want to spend on it. Next job? Choosing where, of course. Pretty much every district of Hong Kong has Chinese restaurants brimming from the side of every street, so whether you’re in Wan Chai, Central, Causeway Bay or even way out towards Mount Davis, you’ll absolutely be able to find one that suits. Some of our favourites include Fa Zu Jie just off D’Aguilar Street, as well as Jardin De Jade on Sun Hung Kai centre along Harbour Road or Above & Beyond with panoramic views of Victoria Harbour.
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