「Travel Smart, Explore More！」
On this trip to Hong Kong, I had one breakfast spot on my radar from the very beginning: the legendary Australia Dairy Company, known for its long lines that people gladly wait in. Located near Jordan Station, this iconic cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style diner) is a symbol of local…
In Hong Kong, desserts are part of everyday street culture, you’ll find sweet shops on nearly every corner. But to stand out among the crowd and consistently earn recommendations in the Michelin Guide year after year? That takes more than luck. This time, Tsubaki headed to Kai Kai Dessert, located…
When it comes to Hong Kong-style cha chaan teng (local diners), the very first name that pops into Tsubaki’s mind is Lan Fong Yuen. It’s practically a pilgrimage spot for every foodie visiting Hong Kong—locals and tourists alike crowd in for a taste of the original, old-school silk-stocking milk tea…
Cantonese dim sum restaurants are typically not cheap, but during our trip, we stumbled upon a clean and incredibly affordable place near our hotel called DIM SUM Here. With no expectations, we decided to give it a try, and we were completely blown away. It was such a pleasant surprise…
During my free-and-easy trip to Hong Kong, I finally got the chance to catch up with my friend Chung Wai, whom I’ve known for over 10 years. Together, we visited Waso Cafe (華嫂冰室), a cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style cafe) that’s not only beloved by locals but also highly popular…
When it comes to Hong Kong’s iconic cha chaan teng (local-style diners), Kam Wah Cafe is undoubtedly one of the classics. Located near Prince Edward MTR Station, this time-honored cafe is best known for its legendary bolo yau (pineapple bun with butter) and attracts both locals and travelers alike. Especially…
