Hong Kong (Yau Ma Tei) - Four Season Claypot Rice & Mido Cafe
If you are here, the Yau Ma Tei station, then you will need to try this two local foods.
The famous foods in is the Claypot Rice unlike the ones sold in Malaysia. The claypot rice in Hong Kong are much well-cooked perfectly with every grain separated in white. You can have your own choice of meats (chicken, beef and various waxed meats like Chinese sausages, pork liver sausages, duck) that matches your own preference of the claypot rice. The claypot rice was eaten in white rather than adding soy sauce and dark soy sauce in Malaysia. But, they remain few bottles of sauces (soy sauce and oil) to mixed if you want. Best advice to be taste the original of the claypot rice without adding any sauces, although it might be seem to be tasteless in your opinion. While, each claypot rice costs from HKD 30 and above depending what type of meats you are ordering.
Next, the second popular dishes after claypot rice was the oyster pancake that similar to Taiwan local food. Nevertheless, this oyster pancake is using duck eggs which give a different taste buds. The shop was air-conditioning and always a queue during dining hour. In overall, this was one of my favourite meal when I visited Hong Kong for supper or dinner.
Four Season Claypot Rice
Add: 58 Arthur Street, Hong Kong
(* exit C from Yau Ma Tei station)
Opening Hours
5:30pm - 12:00am daily
Add: 63 Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei
(* exit C from Yau Ma Tei station)
Opening Hours
10:00am - 9:00pm
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| Yau Mai Tei Station |
The famous foods in is the Claypot Rice unlike the ones sold in Malaysia. The claypot rice in Hong Kong are much well-cooked perfectly with every grain separated in white. You can have your own choice of meats (chicken, beef and various waxed meats like Chinese sausages, pork liver sausages, duck) that matches your own preference of the claypot rice. The claypot rice was eaten in white rather than adding soy sauce and dark soy sauce in Malaysia. But, they remain few bottles of sauces (soy sauce and oil) to mixed if you want. Best advice to be taste the original of the claypot rice without adding any sauces, although it might be seem to be tasteless in your opinion. While, each claypot rice costs from HKD 30 and above depending what type of meats you are ordering.
Next, the second popular dishes after claypot rice was the oyster pancake that similar to Taiwan local food. Nevertheless, this oyster pancake is using duck eggs which give a different taste buds. The shop was air-conditioning and always a queue during dining hour. In overall, this was one of my favourite meal when I visited Hong Kong for supper or dinner.
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| My favourite - 滑雞煲仔飯 HK$ 30 |
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| 鴨蛋蠔餅 |
Add: 58 Arthur Street, Hong Kong
(* exit C from Yau Ma Tei station)
Opening Hours
5:30pm - 12:00am daily
What make you to visit Hong Kong? If I'm not wrong, everyone came for the authentic of the Hong Kong style. Then, this Mido cafe that you shouldn't be missed as it opened in 1950. Few left of the oldest and preserved local cafe 'cha chan teng' with classic retro furnitures, old mosaic flooring, bright neon signs outside the cafe.
Went one stairs up, you will be seated to enjoy the local Polo Bun and with the combination of Hot Milk Tea or Lemon Drink. A must order when visited the traditional style of cafe. Make yourself in the past environment where you can refresh some of the old movie that shooting here.
Went one stairs up, you will be seated to enjoy the local Polo Bun and with the combination of Hot Milk Tea or Lemon Drink. A must order when visited the traditional style of cafe. Make yourself in the past environment where you can refresh some of the old movie that shooting here.
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| Mido Cafe |
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| Polo Bun and Lemon Drink |
Mido Café (美都餐
Mido Cafe Add: 63 Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei
(* exit C from Yau Ma Tei station)
Opening Hours
10:00am - 9:00pm
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