Restaurant address: 141 Queen’s Road East, Wanchai, Hong Kong
Restaurant telephone: 852- 25290660
Cost: HK$280 (US$35.8), all inclusive for two people
In Hong Kong, some hot pot restaurants have specialties. Little Fat Sheep is famous for lamp hot pot; Little Fat Cow is famous for beef hot pot; Tanyoto (Tam's Fish Head) is famous for giant fish head. If you want to enjoy a delightful hot pot meal, better go to specialty shops where their table settings and ventilation systems are all set.
There are other hot pot restaurants charging a fix price and you can eat all you can. Of course, you would have to comprise on food quality, service and everything.
The other day I went to Little Fat Cow. Their special offer was only HK$10. We ordered the best deals on the menu - local beef (HK$28) and beef in Huadiao wine (HK$18). You can also order beef from overseas like Canada, USA, Australia or Japan which costs up to HK$88 per dish.
Neck Beef - Special Offer HK$10 (US$1.3) 牛頸脊
Local Beef - HK$28 (US$3.6) 本地肥牛
We can turn this big lump of prawn's meat into
small balls to cook in the hot pot
Prawn's Meat - HK$55 (US$7) 蝦膠
although there were other choices.
Even so, I have tofu and some vegetable
as accessories in the soup base.
Cooking in the Hot Pot
Opens daily between 6pm and 3am (Wanchai shop).
Advance booking is advised.
11 comments:
Pics looks so yummy! Wish to visit that kind of restaurant here in our place.
Can't help but salivate, beef in different types.
Have you tried Little Sheep restaurants? I just returned from three weeks in Shenzhen. The Little Sheep hot pots were wonderful.
This is making me very hungry. Hong Kong is really a "food heaven!" Look forward to see more!
Hi Dave
I haven't tried the Little Sheep yet. Have you? Don't know why, I always prefer beef to lamb.
Hi :-)
Lovely blog.
The pics are great and the and i always wanted to visit Hong Kong.
The Food in your blog gives me one more reason.
Thanks for the lovely blog.
delicious food
The beef looks sensational.
Thus, a Marbling.Super
Greeting
Yum!! They look so good
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how delicious!
Michael
http://thegodscake.wordpress.com
I'm excited to discover your blog! Looking forward to more. All my family is from Hong Kong and even though I've really only visited a few times, I consider myself HK people. :)
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