Prince Edward Cafes, Dim Sum, and Bird Garden Exploration
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6 restaurants in Kowloon featured in a youtube post by 成波之路 my ways to get fat, verified on Google Maps: One Dim Sum, Le Rêveur Café & Bistro, Yuen Po Street Bird Garden, and 3 more.
One Dim Sum
Chinese restaurant
4.3
One Dim Sum is a popular dim sum restaurant known for its affordable and traditional Cantonese dim sum. While they offer a wide variety of steamed and fried dim sum, their dessert menu includes items like mango pudding and traditional fried pastries. The atmosphere is casual, making it a good spot for a quick and satisfying meal with classic Hong Kong flavors.
Le Rêveur Café & Bistro
Restaurant
4.2
This French-style cafe offers a selection of fine desserts, including the highly-praised Basquiat cheesecake with a rich, salty-sweet cheese flavor and a perfect half-cooked texture. Their Red Date and Osmanthus Mille Feuille is a unique dessert that blends traditional Chinese flavors with French pastry techniques. The cafe also provides a cozy and beautifully decorated space, making it a perfect spot for a relaxed afternoon tea.
Yuen Po Street Bird Garden
Building
This traditional bird garden is a vibrant and bustling spot where bird enthusiasts can find a variety of birds and bird-related accessories. It offers a glimpse into local culture and provides a unique sensory experience with the chirping of birds and the sight of various cages. Despite ongoing redevelopment plans, it remains a lively place to observe local life and the bird trade.
Lan Yuen Chee Koon
Chinese restaurant
4.1
This traditional dessert shop offers both Chinese sweet soups and pastries, providing a comforting taste of classic Hong Kong desserts. A recommended dish is their almond soup, which is rich and smooth, though its taste might be milder than expected. They also offer a sesame pudding, noted for its old-school flavor and smooth texture, which is a popular choice for those seeking authentic Cantonese sweets.
花粉熱
Cafe
4.1
This cafe offers a unique floral and plant-filled environment, with a variety of potted plants and flowers available for purchase. They serve beautifully presented desserts, including a banoffee pie, and a range of other Western-style cakes. The cafe emphasizes a relaxing atmosphere where visitors can enjoy their treats, read, chat, or simply appreciate the flowers, though they intentionally do not offer Wi-Fi.
Chung Kee Dessert (Jordan)
Dessert shop
3.6
This dessert shop offers a wide array of Hong Kong-style sweet soups and desserts, including various ice cream sundaes and classic options. One popular choice is their "Snow Swallow + Hami Dew" dessert, a refreshing combination of various ingredients and a mango ice cream scoop. It's a great spot to cool down with a traditional Hong Kong sweet treat, reminiscent of dessert trends from the early 2000s.
