Enjoy different styles of food in your comfort

Hong Kong is known as a food paradise due to its various cuisines available throughout the city. More than that, each district has its signature cuisine. The hipster desserts in Sham Shui Po, seafood in Sai Kung, roasted pigeon and chicken porridge in Sha Tin, various styles of local street food in Kwai Chung Plaza, skewers from Japanese Izakayas skewers and Indonesian dishes in Causeway Bay, western delicacies in Central and Sheung Wan, innovated dishes at the renovated industrial buildings in Kowloon Bay and Kwun Tong.

Bar culture in Quarry Bay and Taikoo, Michelin-starred restaurants in Wanchai and Admiralty, and the Thai food in Kowloon City are all impressive and unforgettable. Well, who doesn’t want to enjoy all these delicacies at once? Unless you are good at cooking and also have a broad knowledge of different cuisines, I believe that only the catering service can fulfill your all of desires at once. Unless you are good at cooking and also have a broad knowledge of different cuisines, I believe that only the catering service can fulfill your all of desires at once.

Speaking of the area that has changed the most, Sham Shui Po must be ranked first. Many hipster shops have been opened by young people in this area during the last couple of years. Apart from selling special boutiques, some hipsters Cafés are sure to be crowded every weekend. People can easily spend an afternoon hanging out at the cafe. Food and coffee at some of these cafes might not be of the highest quality, but I guess the vibe and atmosphere won the customers' hearts the most.

Sham Shui Po
The hipsters' point

Hong Kong is the second-highest seafood consumption city in Asia and the eighth-highest in the world. A lot of people like to go to Lei Yue Mun or Sai Kung for fresh/live seafood, the perception of “fresh” seafoods are being offered there since these two districts are located by the shore. Actually, most of Hong Kong’s deep-sea seafoods are imported from the Asia-Pacific region and other parts of the world. Most live seafoods displayed outside the seafood restaurant are actually farm-raised. Therefore, whether the seafood is “fresh” or not depends on the source of the seafood, not exactly where you purchase or consume it.

Sai Kung
Seafood by the shore

Kwai Chung Plaza is wildly known for its huge local street food selections. The venue was once deserted due to the epidemic, small shops started to enter the plaza and bring the crowd back into KC Plaza laterly. The most attractive point of this place is the food selections as well as some of the innovative fusion items. However, be prepared for the time waiting in line during the peak hours.

Kwai Fong
Local street food heaven

The combination of sweet, sour, bitter, and spicy is the essence of the inseparability of Thai cuisine. As many people know that the Thai have formed a small community in Kowloon City, and numerous Thai restaurants and grocery stores are scattered around the area. Even though Thai restaurants are everywhere in HK, when people think of Thai cuisine, Kowloon City usually still be the first place that comes across their minds. However, just like all other cuisines, don't assume all Thai food cooked by a Thai Chef must be authentic. I had a bad dining experience at a Thai restaurant in Kowloon City before, leave alone the unreasonable price, and more importantly, the ingredients are not fresh at all. So I guess having a satisfying meal at a restaurant can base on your luck sometimes.

Kowloon City
Thai food - All time favorite

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All in all, having all your favorite foods delivered to your doorsteps will double up the enjoyment. Most importantly, most catering companies offer delivery services to most districts in Hong Kong. A one-stop shopping style allows you to pick your favorite food according to your preferences all at once. If you prefer fusion cuisine, you can choose Sichuan-style grilled chicken mini burgers ( 川式烤雞迷你漢堡) or Beef Shank in Chinese Marinade Sauce & Beetroot with Lemon Sauce Skewer (滷⽔⽜𦟌檸⾹紅菜頭串).

A seafood lover? Tuna with Sesame & Yuzu Kosho (輕煎吞拿魚妙灑芝麻伴柚子胡椒) will not disappoint you. Want to have the kick from Thai food, don’t miss out on the Thai Shrimp Pomelo Salad (泰式蝦柚子沙律) and Thai Snack Platter (Satay Chicken Skewers, Thai Fish Cakes, and Curry Angles) (泰式小食拼盤 (沙嗲雞串、泰式魚餅及咖喱角)). If you are a fan of desserts, you must try the exclusive Purple Sweet Potato Tart (紫薯撻) and Red Bean Cheesecake (紅豆芝士蛋糕).