5 Restaurants in Hong Kong Island
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5 restaurants in Hong Kong Island: Ho Lee Fook, Kwan Kee Claypot Rice, Po Kee BBQ Restaurant, and 2 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Andrew Huang.
Ho Lee Fook
Chinese restaurant
4.4
Indulge in elevated Cantonese classics like char siu and sweet and sour pork with a unique lemon spritz. This chic restaurant offers a modern take on traditional dishes, perfect for a special evening out. The sophisticated interior adds to the experience.
Kwan Kee Claypot Rice
Cantonese restaurant
3.8
Savor authentic clay pot rice, cooked in traditional ovens with various toppings like eel or Chinese lap cheong. Each dish features a perfect crispy rice layer at the bottom. This Michelin-recognized restaurant often has long queues, so plan to arrive before opening hours.
Po Kee BBQ Restaurant
Cantonese restaurant
4.0
Discover an institution for roast meats, known for its char siu, roast duck, and wonton noodle soup. This Michelin-recognized spot has served the neighborhood for over 40 years. Arrive early to beat the crowds, as there's often a line.
Oi Man Sang
Cantonese restaurant
4.0
Experience a true dai pai dong with incredibly fresh seafood cooked to perfection. Watch as they chop and fry your selection on the spot, ensuring maximum flavor. Don't miss the wok hei dishes for an authentic culinary adventure.
Gold Garden Restaurant
Chinese restaurant
3.8
Savor the best egg tarts you'll ever taste, baked fresh daily with a perfect flaky crust. Enjoy the ideal balance of sweetness in a classic Hong Kong bakery setting. It's worth the journey slightly north of the city center.
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