If you want to enjoy delicate, healthy and delicious Chinese vegetarian food in Hong Kong, the Lock Cha Tea House is the number one place I would recommend.
I’m treating my vegetarian friend at this wonderful restaurant at the Hong Kong Park today. This place is highly recommended for many reasons. Here are some.
- Very delicious Chinese vegetarian dim sum over lunch hour
- Super quality Chinese tea
- Very classic Chinese tea culture setting
- Very friendly services
- Can visit the Tea Museum next door
- Can visit the beautiful Hong Kong Park for a leisure walk after meal
The only disadvantage may be price. As the tea is of superb quality, you need to pay HK$25 per person (and HK$38 after 2pm) but each of you can pick your own favourite tea. The dim sum prices are not too high, however comparing to the quantity, it may still be a bit pricy. For example, the $25 Winter Melon Dumpling has only 2 in it. As there is no MSG and not oily at all, you simply fill your stomach very comfortably and healthily, of course. After all, our meal cost HK$198, including six dim sum, two tea and 10% service fee. As for the evening, they offer set dinner ranging from $98 to $220 per person.
My friend told me that she once visited their kitchen and was completely impressed by its cleanliness.
I’m treating my vegetarian friend at this wonderful restaurant at the Hong Kong Park today. This place is highly recommended for many reasons. Here are some.
- Very delicious Chinese vegetarian dim sum over lunch hour
- Super quality Chinese tea
- Very classic Chinese tea culture setting
- Very friendly services
- Can visit the Tea Museum next door
- Can visit the beautiful Hong Kong Park for a leisure walk after meal
The only disadvantage may be price. As the tea is of superb quality, you need to pay HK$25 per person (and HK$38 after 2pm) but each of you can pick your own favourite tea. The dim sum prices are not too high, however comparing to the quantity, it may still be a bit pricy. For example, the $25 Winter Melon Dumpling has only 2 in it. As there is no MSG and not oily at all, you simply fill your stomach very comfortably and healthily, of course. After all, our meal cost HK$198, including six dim sum, two tea and 10% service fee. As for the evening, they offer set dinner ranging from $98 to $220 per person.
My friend told me that she once visited their kitchen and was completely impressed by its cleanliness.
So, here we are, enjoying our super vegetarian lunch
We both chose Tie Guanyin for the tea 鐵觀音
I managed to do the Chinese Tea Art
Vegetarin Rolls
Another kind of vegetarian rolls
Vegetarin Dumplings (sauces are nice)
Winter Melon Dumplings 
Turnip Cake 
Green Vegetables with Oyster Sauce
Wait! Oyster sauce at a vegetarian restaurant? Yes.My friend told me that there are vegetarian oyster sauce available at supermarkets. But I had no idea what the ingredients are. 
A Highly 'Tea Interior' 
And a very Chinese entrance 
Lock Cha Tea House
G/F, K S Lo Gallery of Hong Kong Park
Telephone: 852-2801-7177
Opening Hours: 10:15am – 10:00pm
Hong Kong Food Blog - Vegetarian Lunch at the Park
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