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Exploring Hong Kong's culinary delights is a must when visiting the Fragrant Harbour. Traditional Chinese dishes with modern twists will tantalize your taste buds. Here's your guide to savoring Hong Kong cuisine using the MRT transit system.
Looking through the lens of culture and marvels of a nation, cuisine serves as the ultimate connector for people worldwide. In your trip to Hong Kong, expect a plethora of traditional Cantonese dishes such as dim sum, roast meats, congee, pastries, and more.
You're bound to find delicious eats around every corner of Hong Kong. Fortunately, the city boasts an excellent public transportation system, making it easy to hop from one spot to another for culinary delights. If you prefer to explore Hong Kong's culinary scene at your own pace, check out this unforgettable 3-day food journey via the MRT.
(*) Before embarking, take time to brush up on your dim sum knowledge to know what to order. Additionally, there are plenty of unique culinary experiences in Hong Kong that you shouldn't miss.
Explore Hong Kong With the MRT
Hong Kong offers a plethora of public transportation options, but perhaps the most convenient and accessible is the MTR subway system. With 10 lines and over 80 stations, the MTR is extremely popular among both locals and tourists. It's a fantastic transportation choice with very affordable fares.
Traveling in Hong Kong, #teamKlook can opt for various travel cards for a comfortable experience. The most efficient and cost-effective way to explore Hong Kong via MTR is by using the MTR Tourist Day Pass, providing unlimited rides on the railway network for 24 hours — a perfect choice if you plan to visit multiple places.
If you're staying in the city longer or want more flexible options, consider the Octopus Travel Card. Preloaded with 50 HKD (approximately 150,000 VND), you can top up the balance as needed for your travels. #teamKlook can also use this card for other tourist activities such as shopping and dining.
Hong Kong MTR Network Map
Now that you're familiar with the MTR system and how to get around, it's time to explore all the hottest dining spots in the Fragrant Harbor that you can reach by MRT.
Indulge in Hong Kong's Delicacies Over 3 Days With MRT
Exploring cuisine is one of the memorable experiences in Hong Kong, and 3 days is the ideal time to pamper yourself with exquisite dishes. Wear comfortable pants and walking shoes to move around and eat comfortably.
Food Suggestions in Hong Kong - Day 1
Breakfast with Modos Egg Cakes
In Hong Kong, egg cakes are a specialty found everywhere, but you must visit Modos egg cake shop. These honeycomb-shaped egg waffles recommended by the Michelin Guide have a crispy outer layer but are light and fluffy inside. They're so delicious that they made it to the Michelin-recognized 'Hong Kong Street Food' list. Are you ready to indulge? Don't wait, grab your Klook voucher now! You can enjoy delicious food and maximize cost savings.
Quench Your Thirst at KiKi Noodle Bar (KiKi Tea)
KiKi Noodle Bar (KiKi Tea) brings the authentic taste of Taiwanese drinks, a perfect choice for those who love rich bubble milk tea flavors. There are many different types of drinks, and you can customize them to your liking. The top drink you should try is roasted tea with sea salt cream and handmade taro balls.
KiKi Noodle Bar
- Address: 18號Unit #406 4樓 406舖文化匯 K11 MUSEA Unit #406, Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Lunch at Fu Kee Restaurant
Feeling peaceful... craving for porridge? Order a warm bowl of porridge right at Fu Kee Restaurant as you step out of the Hong Kong MRT station. With premium toppings like beef, liver, and pork intestine, the distinctive flavor of this famous porridge is indescribable. On cold rainy days or late evenings, a bowl of porridge at Fu Kee Restaurant is simply divine. There are many other flavors for you to choose from, so go with a large group to enjoy a variety.
Fu Kee Restaurant
- Address: 104 Fa Yuen St, Mong Kok, Hong Kong
Dinner at Harbour Grand Hong Kong Buffet
Dining at Harbour Grand Hong Kong Buffet is a complete culinary experience, from appetizers to main courses to desserts, all can make you nod in satisfaction. The menu here is highly enticing, featuring fresh seafood, oysters, sashimi... Don't miss out.
Tip for #teamKlook: You should try pairing porridge with their famous roasted goose, it's a perfect combination. You can also choose to have roasted goose with rice or have it separately.
Food Suggestions in Hong Kong - Day 2
Breakfast at Lung Kee Restaurant
Have you tried grilled meat for breakfast? Lung Kee Restaurant serves some of the best Hong Kong-style grilled meats that you should try. Here, you can enjoy traditional Cantonese siu mei and classic-style roasted pork.
Lung Kee Restaurant
- Address: 5 Gage St Central, Hong Kong, China
Lunch at Ding Dim 1968
The best dishes in Hong Kong that you should try are a variety of dim sum dishes. You can find the best recommendations at Ding Dim 1968. All are reasonably priced (a huge plus for those on a tight budget). Try the King Hargow (shrimp dumplings), Siu Mai with Crab Roe Topping, and much more.
Desserts at Wing Wah Cake Shop
Starting as a humble tea house in 1950, Wing Wah Cake Shop is now one of Hong Kong's famous dining spots. Here, you can find a variety of authentic Hong Kong desserts, allowing travelers to get a close look at the flavor map and distinctive culture of the locale.
Win Wah Cake Shop has branches all over Hong Kong:
- Queen's Road West, Sai Wan
- Stewart Road, Wan Chai
- Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai
- King's Road, North Point
- Shau Kei Wan Road
- Chengtu Road, Aberdeen
Afternoon Snack at Momo Cafe at Courtyard by Marriott
Your stomach must be protesting loudly after a long day of exploration. So don't wait any longer, hurry to Momo Cafe at Courtyard by Marriott to enjoy a sumptuous dinner with a renowned Stella beer. This restaurant serves delicious fresh seafood along with many other exquisite culinary options like steak. Food enthusiasts definitely cannot miss out on Momo Cafe at Courtyard by Marriott.
Food Suggestions in Hong Kong - Day 3
Breakfast at Express Bar by Lassana
Start your day with a cup of coffee before heading to Hong Kong MTR station. At Express Bar by Lassana, you can enjoy top-notch coffee expertly brewed while relaxing in an elegant ambiance. Don't forget to indulge in coffee with freshly baked pastries and delicious cakes!
Lunch at Harbour Plaza North Point Buffet
At Harbour Plaza North Point Buffet, you can choose from a variety of delicious Eastern and Western dishes; and of course, fresh seafood is the highlight. In addition to tasty Hong Kong cuisine, you can also enjoy the stunning sea view. This is an ideal dining option for families and couples.
Sip Sugarcane Juice at Kung Lee
A refreshing drink will quench your thirst after hours of exploring Hong Kong. Visit Kung Lee in Central to enjoy a cool and refreshing sugarcane juice, a specialty of the shop. In the hot and humid climate of Hong Kong, you should always have a refreshing drink on hand. In addition to sugarcane juice, Kung Lee also offers a diverse menu of beverages, ensuring delicious, nutritious drinks without preservatives.
Kung Lee Sugar Cane Drink
- Address: 60 Hollywood Rd, Central, Hong Kong
Dine with Hee Kee Cart Noodle for Dinner
Visiting Hong Kong without trying the traditional noodles at Hee Kee Cart Noodle is truly a missed opportunity. The noodles here are gigantic, capable of satisfying even the pickiest eaters. Don't forget to save room to enjoy other delicious Hong Kong street foods available here and ask for complimentary bone broth soup when needed.
Hee Kee Cart Noodle
- Address: 101號 Parkes St, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong
In just 3 days using the MRT, you can indulge in the enticing cuisine of Hong Kong - from Michelin Guide-nominated restaurants to hidden gems known only to the locals. Visit the Klook Vietnam Travel Blog to pocket more travel guides to Hong Kong, Hong Kong visa procedures, Hong Kong restaurants, Hong Kong specialties, and much more.
Exploring the culinary delights of Hong Kong with my MRT pass in hand!
