Teresa’s Kitchen @ Kowloon, Hong Kong
Read my full 4D3N Hong Kong Trip itinerary HERE.
Even a well planned itinerary is not able to prevent this ~ more than two hours of flight delay to Hong Kong!
The results? A late checked-in at our hotel and of course a haywire dinner plan. When we left the hotel to search for impromptu food, it was already 9pm++. Not willing to travel further as we were tired, we tried our luck in walking a few steps away from our hotel lobby. Luckily, we managed to spot a traditional Hong-Kong style cafe and wasted no time in basking in our first authentic Hong Kong cafe experience.
Teresa’s Kitchen @ Kowloon, Hong Kong
Hot tea for drinking? Washing cutlery?
Milk Tea
A must when dine in at any Hong Kong Cha Chan Teng, the smooth and well balanced taste that we can’t get in Malaysia, according to hubby 😛
Pork Chop Rice
Portion was humongous with 2 big slab of slightly fried pork chops doused in generous amount of tomato gravy with plenty of onions. Hubby enjoyed immensely the meaty pork chop which is tender accompanied with the appetizing sourish gravy.
Minced Meat Fried Rice
Again, the portion was big enough to be shared by 2 small eater! The “wok hei’ was so distinctively present and the rice was fluffy. The egg bits and the well marinated minced meat lends the savory taste to the overall bites.
After the satisfied late dinner we went back to hotel, that’s ended our first night at Hong Kong…
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On the last day at Hong Kong before we checked out from the hotel, we came back to Teresa’s Kitchen for breakfast.
Breakfast Set for HKD 27.00 include a mains + bun + hot coffee/tea (additional charge for iced beverages)
Hot Milk (Not included in breakfast set)
Hot Coffee
Hot Bun with Butter
Pork Patties and Fried Eggs
Pork patties were a tad too salty if eat alone, recommended to pair with the bun.
Macaroni Soup with Bacon and Fried Egg
I had soupy macaroni everyday at Hong Kong as breakfast or lunch, my truly comfort food 😛
Teresa’s Kitchen
Same row with Metropark Hotel Kowloon
Woo hoo, more Hong Kong posts. You’re making me want to visit again very soon.
Plan your trip 🙂
I am just drooling at the macaroni soup…. the bacon…. sigh…. hope I can visit HK soon!
Wish you dream comes true, very soon 🙂
do you notice that the HK food portion is always very big.
Ya, very true!
Oooo now I feel like cooking soupy macaroni!
I think it’s quite simple, sure u can do it 🙂
Go HK never fail to try their HK Milk Tea!! =)
Their macaroni soup is simple but nice..can’t find it here T_T
Too bad I don’t drink milk tea >.<
I like they way they fried the rice. hated rice that is lumpy
Ya ya, very disgusting if all the grains “lekat-lekat” 😛
Hot tea for washing cutlery.. haha.. i tot I am the only one doing that!
We did it when dine in Chinese restaurant, using the Chinese tea in pot to wash the cutlery 😛
Their macaroni soup is truly one of a kind. And their milk tea, it’s just heavenly. I had a few friends from HK that taught us how to make one when we were studying, tea bag with sugar and evaporated milk. However, the Boh and Lipton teabags here in KL is not ‘kaw’ to make a good cup of milk tea.
Oh, macaroni, how I miss it!
The only drink I enjoy the most in HK is their signature milk tea…a real cold one.hehehhehe
Too bad I don’t drink milk tea but hubby really addicted to it 😛
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