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| HK's infamous cart noodles - a must have for those who enjoy noodles topped with assorted ingredients. |
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| Kam Wah's BBQ pork polo bun - for polo bun aficionados who cannot get enough of the original, doughy polo buns. |
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| These yummy egg tarts do not discriminate - they are sure to be loved by the young and old, male or female... just anyone. |
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| It was fortunately that Loong Kee at Central ran out of roast items. It allowed us to discover this hidden gem next to the said shop. |
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| Crisp fish skin - a good addition to any congee and noodles |
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| Silky and milky, one should not pass the scrambled eggs at Tsui Wah. |
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| HK is famous for pretty bad coffee but the coffee at this roast meat place behind Mak's Noodles (Central) made me pine for it. I guess the secret lies in the milk but not the coffee? |
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| The char siu may not look nice and macaroni in soup may be strange for some. Nonetheless, my dream of having BBQ pork with macaroni in soup came true. Yes, I do have a soft spot for dishes such as these! |
