Hainan chicken

[eurourouro]

After years of my stay in HK, I finally come to like this chicken as it's boneless. I like one from Tsui Wah(?). Any others good place to try?

Thanks.

[PDLM]

After years of my stay in HK, I finally come to like this chicken as it's boneless.

I don't think that's the normal way - I guess they gave you the tourist version.

[Loz_2]

You could try Sargent's Hainanese chicken rice @ Food Republic foodcourts around town. From memory they are in TST, Olympic and couple of other spots. google that to confirm.
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[eurourouro]

It originally comes with bones!??? I love roast goose but gave it up because of bones! Just wonder if anybody damaged their teeth by those bones...

[Brown_By_Nature]

Concur on Food Republic. Best I've had in town. Singaporean chain. Ask them for boneless.

[drumbrake]

Most locals would say that the best part of the bird is next to the bone. I agree.

[Loz_2]

I tried making it myself from scratch for the first time a rew months back and it was laborious but well worth th effort. People say tgat the chickens you get up here tend to have a hicker skin which is apparently undesirable to purists.
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[Football16]

Most locals would say that the best part of the bird is next to the bone. I agree.

I have never seen Hainan chicken boneless. I agree - I only like chicken cooked with the bone in other than if I am back home and can do it on the BBQ and even then I prefer the bone in. Many men prefer bone in when they date. Many women like bone out. It is a preference.

[squid]

Hainan Chicken?

I thought that was the name of a submarine warfare tactic.

[eurourouro]

I think hainan chicken or other roast or BQQ stuffs are expensive as what we can really is so small.