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    "Best Kept Secret" $100 Restaurant?

    Following Michael's journey out to Tai Po, to sample Hong Kong's best bull penis (exploded in his mouth and all that aside...), I figured we should poll the crowds to see where we should send him next.

    Irrespective of where the product comes from - above or below the waist, what do you consider Hong Kong's best kept secret "$100 restaurant" (no more than $100 per person)?

    Let us know where we should send him next...


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    Quote Originally Posted by shri:
    Following Michael's journey out to Tai Po, to sample Hong Kong's best bull penis (exploded in his mouth and all that aside...), I figured we should poll the crowds to see where we should send him next.

    Irrespective of where the product comes from - above or below the waist, what do you consider Hong Kong's best kept secret "$100 restaurant" (no more than $100 per person)?

    Let us know where we should send him next...
    Are we talking $100HKD? ;-) Because I know plenty! But they're no secret!
    Last edited by INXS; 14-08-2013 at 09:48 AM.

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    HKD100. I'm sure you know a few that us southsiders would fear to go to, but would end up returning to, with more southsiders in tow.


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    hmmmmm.....HK$100 can be a lot, I've had seafood in Cheung Chau for less than that.

    The biggest problem I have is remembering the Chinese names to these places, which is why I try to check in with Facebook as much as possible, it serves as a reference point when I want recall a place. I'll try and dig a few up, there's quite a few in Kowloon City.


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    Try the Dai Pai Dong in Fo Tan (Pigeon yum)


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    Fantastic Ladies Cafe

    Some photos...

    On the web...

    The rents cheaper up here too! Shhhhh!

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    Quote Originally Posted by INXS:
    Fantastic Ladies Cafe

    Some photos...

    On the web...

    The rents cheaper up here too! Shhhhh!
    No offense... but.....

    The photos of the meals that place you nominated for $35 - $37 look like absolute shit !
    Seriously I wouldnt feed my dog that infantile, pig swill !

    Unless you want to have a heart attack, by your 45th birthday, be my guest and continue eating low grade, processed shit like that .

    I'd get your blood pressure checked Tones, if you're eating primarily carbohydrate based, high sodium content, processed meat/ingredient meals like that.

    My late father in law owned a Dai Pai Dong, even he told me that bulk of the ingredients they used to be profitable were of a low grade, but with some creative seasoning/prep made to look and taste o.k.. People here actually live on that crap.... CRINGE

    I'd rather just make a Tomato, onion sandwich at home than abuse my body with the shit some of these charlie cheap DPD's push out lol

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    Salted or sweet?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyhook:
    People here actually live on that crap....
    And they live longer than anywhere else in the world. Which rather obviously highlights what a puffed-up, holier-than-thou, pretentious, but ultimately dim person you are. Being your dog must be a pretty miserable situation.

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    None taken Skyhook...actually I don't like to eat out...my typical diet is...breakfaat-special k with banana slices...lunch-cheese and pickle sandwich...dinner-salad and cold meat!

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