Finished work and came to this newly opened Sichuan cuisine shop in Causeway Bay District. There are not many seats. The decoration is new, clean and bright, and the management is good. ✨ Even the nostalgic kettle is cute. 😆 The Sichuan cuisine is authentic, high quality, and the price is reasonable. The lunch set is very cost-effective. 😍 ✨Sauerkraut fish in golden soup $228 The pickled fish is the restaurant’s signature dish. A large plate of hot and spicy food🍲The golden yellow soup base is very attractive. The spicy and sour soup is rich. The fish meat is thick and delicious. The side dishes include lettuce🥬Bean sprouts with smooth and elastic crystal powder skin🍜 ✨Collagen Crispy Pork Knuckle $128 The skin of the pork knuckle is deep-fried to a crispy texture🐷The meat is very chewy and full of collagen, fat but not greasy. It is paired with a large amount of fried garlic🧄chili🌶️chives and is very flavorful and not too spicy👍🏻 ✨Handmade brown sugar glutinous rice cake $46 The glutinous rice cake is fried and then topped with brown sugar sauce and sprinkled with peanut powder😍The outside is crispy and the inside is soft and glutinous without being greasy. It tastes sweet and the rice is rich in aroma. It’s delicious🤤 ✨Panda Ice Powder $32 A large cup of ice powder noodles with cute panda marshmallows🐼The ice powder is crystal clear, so cold and smooth. Adding brown syrup makes it refreshing and sweet, which can relieve the spiciness😋The ingredients include raisins and crushed peanuts to make the taste richer. 📍Chuan Huo Tang (Causeway Bay) Shop B, G/F, Wing Wah Commercial Building, 401-403 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay

A place where the locals go to do their shopping and dining, almost a world away from the glitzy glamour of the One Pacific Place where I was staying during my visit to Hong Kong. One can feel the energy of the place. People on the move, having their dinners, shopping groceries, or just simply walking home.

It’s the birthday month, take mommy to enjoy life The best program is definitely going to have English afternoon tea👭 🤩🤩Meimei check-in "Chen's Kitchen" at Lee King Hotel Very satisfied! The environment is so elegant and full of European palace style Afternoon tea is hosted by Austin, the hotel’s famous dessert chef Fusion Salty Dessert 🍮 Guaranteed👍 Afternoon Tea Set starts from 2:30 to 5:30 Open at 12:00 on Sunday! Price: $438/2PAX on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays ($388/2PAX on weekdays) with two free glasses of Italian sparkling wine🥂! The two-tier afternoon tea has four types of desserts and savory snacks. and two pieces each of traditional English waffles There are also two cups of coffee or specialty tea🫖 🧁SWEETS Yangzhi Manna Pudding Orange Lemon French Brick Cake Passion fruit mille-feuille Honey Citrus Mousse Cake 🫔Salty points: Black Truffle Mushroom Tart Caviar soft-boiled eggs Foie gras toast Black Truffle Egg Salad Soft Bun Salty caviar candied eggs It is rare to find rich caviar on top of runny egg yolk. In addition, the cups and tea sets are so beautiful😍 It has a European palace style and a first-class check-in ============================== Restaurant: Chen’s Kitchen Address: 1st Floor, Basement, 209-219 Wan Chai Road, Hong Kong

I actually have lived in Wan Chai for 8 years. This vibrant neighbourhood is very convenient for all modes of public transport, filled with eateries from the local street hawker, and cha cha tang, to upmarket fine dining. There is also cuisine from all parts of the world. Everything to suit your pocket. The nightlife can be seedy with bars and people of questionable repute but it is safe, and also wonderful live music especially at the Wanch. If you are a morning person and need your caffeine, there are shops and outlets like M&S, Pacific Coffee, Starbucks and Bakehouse.

Live music and great atmosphere, if you don’t know Wan Chai late night is mainly about live music drinking and a lot of semi professional ladies. Friendly but please don’t forget! However don’t let that be something that either puts you off or is the only thing you go to bars like ‘Dusk Till Dawn’. The band there are absolutely fantastic, great mix of modern classics, 80’s rock and sing a long! Could have stayed until 6am but was a little bit wobbly with my wife. Couples singles groups are all good here!

I love this area of Hong Kong. Bustling. Nice vibe. Old and new with the market and then the more modern part. Walk along Lee Tung Avenue which is one of the few tree-lined, stone-paved pedestrian walkways in Hong Kong and then you have the Blue House and Wan Chai Pak Tai Temple. There are a number of eateries ranging from from hip coffee shops to more traditional restaurants.

Our Big Bus route took us through the area, virtually unrecognisable from when we previously visited with the reclamations along Victoria Harborfront, the road systems and the network of skyscrapers that are wonderful feats of engineering. So different to 1982 and yet many areas still similar with the multitude of shops, restaurants, offices, market stalls and landmarks from prior eras. Not sure if there is still a vibrant 'red light' area, it was interesting in 1982 when we were on a guided night walking tour.