I've rated the food for you Southwest Airline Dinner to Japan - transfer to HK (5/5) Soutwest Airline Breakfast to Japan - transfer to HK (3/5) Southwest Airlinr Dinner to Hong Kong (1/5) Thai Chicken Rice (5/5) Tong Veggie and Satay (4/5) Candy (didn't try) Fruit at the super market (future pictures) clay display my friend made (not edible) the case is only about 12cm wide by 7 cm high dragon fruit and mango (5/5) yakute yogurt drink (5/5) smoothie from charlie brown cafe (4/5) noodle bag street food (5/5) and cheap! Peking beef wrap? (5/5) xiao long bao/shanghai soup buns (3/5) we had better ones later on the trip fried soy sauce noodles (4/5) egg tart (5/5) tomatoe noodle soup (1/5) dessert tea soups/ red bean etc (4/5) Macau coffee (4/5) Pork Neck (5/5) Tong veggies (4/5) no clue (3/5) macu potato dish (3/5) ends up being the same as an american hash brown dish potatoes, bacon, egg, onion, and ham, singapore noodles (3/5) ribs (4/5) custard bun (5/5) my friends made me eat PIZZA HUT i could have killed them, i dind't travel from the USA to HK to eat PIZZA HUT wow it's really fancy in HK Ice Lemon Tea (didn't try) Chicken wings (5/5) wings were good, but just expensive Red bean Icee (4/5) Aloe Ice Tea (4/5) Baked cream sauce on rice - nothing special (4/5) Pizza - nothing special, good crust though, better than state side (3/5) teui jio tea - sorry for butchering the word so much i really dont knowhow to spell it drink this tea before you start the meal very strong (4/5) butcher fried flat fish (5/5) stewed duck (3/5) veggies on soup (5/5) persimmons (5/5) tawainese beef noodles (5/5) goose po-tart - KFC, she dragged me to KFC as well (4/5) KFC Chicken (5/5), i like it and all, but we could eat this when we are at home instead sea snail (3/5) i like sea snails, but they totally over did it with the spices eel & egg on rice (2/5) the overly cooked egg totally ruined it mushroom dish (1/5) mushrooms with alfredo sauce, totally not impressed walnut and red bean soup (4/5) black sticky rice with mangos (5/5) cakes(4/5) black soy milk (3/5) rice roll (3/5) durian (4/5) i'm not a fan, but i'm not against it either, i just dont see something special in it Maxiam melon soup dinner set with steamed chicken rice (5/5) I know people think this is fast food and it's gross but it was rather good, especially for the price Moomin Icees (5/5) my friend got it cause of the character than didnt even eat it street food - sausage wrapped in bacon (4/5) sticky tofu (4/5) steamed rice sheet rolls (5/5) fish meat sui mai (5/5) rice roll (4/5) doremon lemon juice (5/5) taro Vitamilk (3/5) pickled chicken feet (3/5) chef special fried rice(5/5) meat to stuff into the bread things (5/5) fried bread served with condensed milk (3/5) shanghai soup buns (5/5) Chicken soup (5/5) wontons - not cantonese style (5/5) jelly dessert (4/5) pidgeon from my grandpa's old shop (5/5) three color drink (3/5) mango tapioca (5/5) dun dan fruit (4/5) congee
wah.... looks delicious..... nice.. that 3 color drink looks abit like 'bobo chacha'.. cool.. can't wait to see ur jap version then..
hey cool pics...-drool -drool i find it impressive how ya manage to take pics before ya eat/drink things as i always only remember when im like mid-way thru things >.<...plus ma fam dun like it..they like jeesshhh do ya have too.... love the pics of the plane foo as well...so funnyy... i remember them kfc baskets -lol.....shame we dun get them in uk
well we forgot sometime lkike if you look at the Po-Tart it's actually two tarts, that we shoved back together cause we started eating before we remembered
hahahaha....if ya didnt mention it dun think i wouldve actually noticed to be honest -lol but now ya say it....its kinda funny...-rotfl
food in hk looks like its more better here in the states. can't wait to go to hk. i won't be eatting anything over there which i can get over here
depending on where you live that would be hard cause if you live in Vancouver BC, you can get 90% of the HK food there only difference is YES it does takste better in HK here is a list of foods that I had that I can't find in Vancouver Po-Tart fried Intestines on a stick REAL fish meat sui mai (sorry I didn't get to go to dim sum so there is probebly a list there) streeet food noodles that's about it ok so a list of foods that tasted better on the HK side Assorted beef noodle soup (the meat was comparable, but the noodle were out of this world) Egg Tart - fresh from the oven Stinky Tofu is just easier to aquire, you dont have to hunt it out very far um yea
^what is a po-tart??? never seen that at kfc before... never tried real fish meat sui mai. fried intestines i eat and enjoy it. is there a difference on a stick? does putting it through a chopstick count? theres a place in chinatown where i live, they have fresh out of oven egg tarts. its hella better that way. stinky tofu, theres only 2 places i know where i can get them here.
po-tart is similar to an egg tart except they use pastry dough, the flaky one (in HK you will never find an egg tart with flaky crust, unlike in the US) and they put sugar on top, so it carmalizes po for portuguese in vancouver they have fish mean sui mai, but it's the same meat they put in the fish balls, so it's quite different the one i had in HK, was like the, um when they stuff the fish paste into tofu/eggplant/bell peppers yea that kind of fish paste the the fried intestines, i've never had it in the USA or in canada, it's really thin, but rolled up into a spiral, and it's crispy i have had intenstines in the Canada, but it's usually stir fried, and chewy
