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• Preserved Egg and Lean Pork Porridge

  from HK$ 33

  For reference only: Preserved Egg and Lean Pork Porridge features rice cooked with preserved duck eggs and lean pork. This Cantonese dish is often seasoned with ginger and served warm, providing a comforting meal.
  

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• Boat Porridge

  from HK$ 31

  For ref only: Guangdong congee with minced beef, soaked squid and fried peanuts
  

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• Suburban Rape

  HK$ 22

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• Glutinous Rice Dumpling with Egg Yolk and Salted Meat

  HK$ 27

  For reference only: Glutinous rice dumpling filled with salted meat and egg yolk, wrapped in bamboo leaves. Steamed to achieve a chewy texture, this dish is a traditional Chinese delicacy often enjoyed during festivals.
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• Shrimp Rice Roll

  HK$ 25

  For ref only: Steamed rice roll with shrimp, served with soy sauce
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• Steamed Rice Roll with Fried Dough Stick

  HK$ 24

  For ref only: Steamed rice roll with fried dough stick, usually with soy sauce
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• Goji Berry and Pork Offal Soup

  from HK$ 64

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• Leaf Mustard, Salted Egg and Sliced Meat Soup

  from HK$ 64

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• Watercress and Pork Offal Soup

  from HK$ 64

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• Mustard Greens and Pork Offal Soup

  from HK$ 64

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• Chicken Soup with Pepper, Pickled Vegetables, Pork Tripe

  from HK$ 64

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• Pepper, Pickled Vegetables and Pork Tripe Soup

  from HK$ 64

  Served with Staple Food (1 type)
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• Pepper, Pickled Vegetables and Pork Offal Soup

  from HK$ 64

  Served with Staple Food (1 type)
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• Handmade Vegetarian Rice Noodle Roll

  HK$ 17

  For reference only: Handmade rice noodle rolls are filled with vegetables and steamed until tender. Typically served with soy sauce or sesame oil, they originate from Chinese cuisine and are popular in dim sum.
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• Steamed Rice Rolls with Minced Pork

  HK$ 23

  For reference only: Steamed rice rolls filled with minced pork, seasoned with soy sauce and sesame oil. Typically served with hoisin sauce, these rolls are a popular dim sum dish in Chinese cuisine.
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• Steamed Rice Roll with Char Siu

  HK$ 23

  For ref only: Steamed rice roll with bbq pork, served with soy sauce
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• Steamed Rice Rolls with Corn

  HK$ 23

  For reference only: Steamed rice rolls filled with sweet corn, typically served with soy sauce or chili oil. This dish is popular in Asian cuisine, showcasing a delicate texture and subtle flavors.
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• Steamed Rice Rolls with Spring Onion

  HK$ 23

  For reference only: Steamed rice rolls filled with spring onions, typically served with soy sauce. These delicate rolls are made from rice flour, steamed to achieve a soft texture, and often enjoyed as a dim sum dish in Chinese cuisine.
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• Steamed Rice Roll with Minced Beef

  HK$ 23

  For reference only: Steamed rice roll filled with minced beef, seasoned with soy sauce and sesame oil. Typically served with hoisin sauce and fresh herbs, this dish is popular in Cantonese cuisine.
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• Egg Rice Noodle Roll

  HK$ 23

  For ref only: Steamed rice noodle roll with egg as fillings, served with soy sauce
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• Steamed Rice Rolls with Chopped Green Onions and Dried Shrimps

  HK$ 26

  For reference only: Steamed rice rolls are made from rice flour, filled with chopped green onions and dried shrimps. They are typically served with soy sauce, offering a savory flavor profile and a soft texture. This dish is popular in Cantonese cuisine, often enjoyed as a dim sum item.
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• Steamed Rice Roll with Preserved Egg and Coriander

  HK$ 23

  For ref only: Steamed rice roll wrapped with preserved egg & coriander, served with soy sauce
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• Steamed Rice Rolls with Sliced Pork

  HK$ 24

  For reference only: Steamed rice rolls filled with sliced pork, served with soy sauce and fresh herbs. This dish features rice flour batter, steamed to create a delicate texture, often enjoyed in dim sum settings.
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• Steamed Fresh Grass Carp Fillet Rice Roll

  HK$ 24

  For reference only: Steamed fresh grass carp fillet is wrapped in rice paper, served with soy sauce. This dish features delicate fish flavors, complemented by fresh herbs and a light dipping sauce, typical in Chinese cuisine.
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• Steamed Fresh Beef Rice Roll

  HK$ 25

  For reference only: Steamed Fresh Beef Rice Roll features rice flour sheets filled with marinated beef, steamed until tender. Served with soy sauce and often garnished with scallions, this dish is popular in Cantonese cuisine.
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• Shrimp Rice Roll

  HK$ 25

  For ref only: Steamed rice roll with shrimp, served with soy sauce

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• Steamed Rice Rolls with Minced Meat and Eggs

  HK$ 28

  For reference only: Steamed rice rolls filled with minced meat and eggs, served with soy sauce. This dish features rice flour batter, steamed to create a soft texture, often enjoyed in dim sum settings.
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• Steamed Rice Roll with Roast Barbecued Pork and Egg

  HK$ 28

  For reference only: Steamed rice rolls filled with tender roast barbecued pork and egg, served with soy sauce. This Cantonese dish features silky rice noodles, often enjoyed as a dim sum item.
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• Steamed Rice Rolls with Sliced Pork and Egg

  HK$ 28

  For reference only: Steamed rice rolls filled with sliced pork and egg, served with soy sauce. This dish features rice flour batter, steamed until soft, and is popular in Cantonese cuisine.
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• Pork Liver Rice Roll

  HK$ 24

  For ref only: Steamed rice roll with pork liver, served with soy sauce
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• Steamed Rice Roll with Fried Dough Stick

  HK$ 24

  For ref only: Steamed rice roll with fried dough stick, usually with soy sauce

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• Steamed Rice Rolls with Scallions, Dried Shrimps and Fried Dough Sticks

  HK$ 27

  For reference only: Steamed rice rolls filled with scallions, dried shrimps, and crispy fried dough sticks. Typically served with soy sauce, these rolls are a popular dim sum dish in Cantonese cuisine.
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• Deep Fried Dough Stick

  HK$ 13

  For reference only: Deep Fried Dough Stick consists of flour, water, and baking powder, deep-fried until golden. Often served with soy milk or congee, it is a popular breakfast item in Chinese cuisine.
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• Ox's Tongue Pastry

  HK$ 13

  For ref only: Sweet and crispy Chinese beef tongue shaped fried dough
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• Salted Pancake

  HK$ 13

  For ref only: Savory and salty
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• Sesame balls

  HK$ 13

  For reference only: Sesame balls are deep-fried glutinous rice flour pastries filled with sweet red bean paste. Coated in sesame seeds, they are commonly served as a dessert in Chinese cuisine, often enjoyed during festivals.
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• Pickled Tuber Mustard

  HK$ 8

  For ref only: Pickled tuber mustard
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• Salted Duck Egg (1 pc)

  HK$ 8

  For ref only: Salted duck egg
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• Preserved Egg (1 pc)

  HK$ 8

  For reference only: Preserved egg, also known as century egg, features a dark green yolk and translucent white. It is made by curing duck, chicken, or quail eggs in a mixture of clay, ash, and quicklime. Typically served sliced with soy sauce or vinegar, it is a popular delicacy in Chinese cuisine.
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• Pig Blood Curds with Chinese Chives

  HK$ 27

  For ref only: Braised pig blood curd and chives, usually with chu hou sauce
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• Lettuce and Dace Fish Meat

  HK$ 33

  For reference only: Lettuce and Dace Fish Meat features minced dace fish mixed with fresh lettuce. The mixture is often steamed or pan-fried, resulting in a savory dish commonly served with rice in Chinese cuisine.
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• Suburban Rape

  HK$ 22

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• Pan-fried Turnip Cake

  HK$ 21

  For ref only: Pan-fried steamed cake made from shredded radish and rice flour
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• Congee with Fish Belly

  from HK$ 40

  For ref only: Savory and rich fish flavor in a warm and comforting rice porridge.
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• Boiled Pork Liver Congee

  from HK$ 40

  For reference only: Boiled Pork Liver Congee features rice cooked in broth with tender pork liver. This dish is seasoned with ginger and served hot, often accompanied by scallions and soy sauce, popular in Chinese cuisine for breakfast or comfort food.
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• Pork Heart Congee

  from HK$ 40

  For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with pork heart
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• Pork Gizzard Congee

  from HK$ 40

  For reference only: Pork gizzard congee features rice simmered with tender pork gizzards in a savory broth. Typically garnished with green onions and served hot, this dish is popular in Chinese cuisine for breakfast or as comfort food.
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• Pork Tripe Congee

  from HK$ 40

  For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with pork tripe
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• Pork Small Intestine Congee

  from HK$ 40

  For ref only: Classic Cantonese style congee with pork small intestine
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• Boiled Sliced Pork Congee

  from HK$ 40

  For reference only: Boiled sliced pork congee features rice porridge simmered with tender pork slices. It is often seasoned with ginger and served with scallions and soy sauce, popular in Chinese cuisine for breakfast or comfort food.
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• Minced Pork Congee

  from HK$ 40

  For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with minced pork
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• Handmade Meatballs Congee

  from HK$ 40

  For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with handmade meatballs
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• Fresh Dace Fish Ball Congee

  from HK$ 40

  For ref only:Savory and aromatic fish ball congee with tender chunks of fresh dace.
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• Imitation Abalone Slices Congee

  from HK$ 40

  For ref only:Savory and umami-rich congee with tender imitation abalone slices.
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• Dried Oysters Congee

  from HK$ 42

  For reference only: Dried Oysters Congee features rice cooked in broth with dried oysters, ginger, and scallions. This Chinese dish is often served warm, providing a comforting texture and umami flavor, typically enjoyed for breakfast or as a light meal.
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• Fresh Beef Congee

  from HK$ 42

  For ref only: Cantonese boiled congee with beef
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• Fish Belly Congee

  from HK$ 45

  For ref only: Cantonese rice porridge boiled with fish belly
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• Chicken Porridge

  from HK$ 42

  For reference only: Chicken porridge features rice cooked in chicken broth, creating a creamy texture. It is often seasoned with ginger, garlic, and scallions, served hot with toppings like fried shallots and soy sauce. This dish is popular in various Asian cuisines, known for its comforting qualities and nutritional benefits.
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• Famous Pork Giblet Congee

  from HK$ 44

  For reference only: Famous Pork Giblet Congee features rice simmered with pork giblets, ginger, and scallions. This comforting dish is often served with soy sauce and sesame oil, popular in Chinese cuisine for breakfast or as a restorative meal.
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• Pork Gizzard and Pork Liver Congee

  from HK$ 44

  For reference only: Pork gizzard and pork liver congee features rice simmered with tender gizzards and liver. This dish is seasoned with ginger and scallions, often served with soy sauce or pickled vegetables, popular in Chinese cuisine for breakfast or comfort food.
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• Boiled Pork Slices and Preserved Egg Congee

  from HK$ 44

  For reference only: Boiled pork slices and preserved egg congee features rice porridge simmered with tender pork and century eggs. This dish offers a savory flavor profile, often garnished with green onions and served warm for breakfast in Chinese cuisine.
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• Dried Oysters and Preserved Eggs Congee

  from HK$ 46

  For reference only: Dried oysters and preserved eggs congee features rice porridge simmered with dried oysters and preserved eggs. This dish offers umami flavors and is typically served warm, often garnished with green onions or sesame oil. It is a traditional comfort food in Chinese cuisine, enjoyed for breakfast or as a light meal.
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• Dried Oysters and Sliced Fish Congee

  from HK$ 46

  For reference only: Dried Oysters and Sliced Fish Congee features rice porridge cooked with dried oysters and fresh fish slices. This Cantonese dish is seasoned with ginger and served hot, often accompanied by green onions and soy sauce.
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• Dried Oysters and Sliced Pork Congee

  from HK$ 46

  For reference only: Dried oysters and sliced pork congee features rice cooked in broth, creating a creamy texture. It is seasoned with ginger and served hot, often garnished with green onions and soy sauce, popular in Chinese cuisine for breakfast or comfort food.
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• Congee with Dried Scallops and Sliced Meat

  from HK$ 46

  For reference only: Congee with dried scallops and sliced meat features rice cooked in broth until creamy. Topped with dried scallops and various meats, it offers umami flavors and is often garnished with green onions. This dish is popular in Chinese cuisine, typically served for breakfast or as a comforting meal.
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• Raw Egg and Fresh Beef Congee

  from HK$ 49

  For ref only: Savory and rich beef flavor with creamy egg swirls.
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• Boiled Shiitake Mushrooms and Chicken Congee

  from HK$ 49

  For reference only: Boiled shiitake mushrooms and chicken congee features rice cooked in chicken broth. It combines umami flavors from mushrooms and tender chicken, often garnished with green onions and served warm. This dish is popular in Chinese cuisine, commonly enjoyed for breakfast or as comfort food.
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• Boiled Minced Pork and Corn Congee

  from HK$ 44

  For reference only: Boiled minced pork and corn congee features rice cooked in water until creamy. It combines savory minced pork and sweet corn, often garnished with green onions and served warm, popular in Chinese cuisine for breakfast or comfort food.
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• Dried Oysters and Pork Liver Congee

  from HK$ 46

  For reference only: Dried Oysters and Pork Liver Congee features rice cooked in broth with dried oysters and pork liver. This dish offers umami flavors, often garnished with green onions and served warm, popular in Chinese cuisine.
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• Congee with Shiitake Mushrooms and Sliced Meat

  from HK$ 46

  For reference only: Congee features rice cooked in water until creamy, topped with shiitake mushrooms and sliced meat. This dish is often seasoned with soy sauce and served with green onions, providing a comforting and savory experience. Originating from China, congee is a popular breakfast item, enjoyed for its warmth and versatility.
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• Boiled Shiitake Mushrooms and Pork Liver Congee

  from HK$ 46

  For reference only: Boiled shiitake mushrooms and pork liver congee features rice cooked in broth with tender pork liver and umami-rich shiitake mushrooms. This dish is typically served warm, garnished with green onions, and is popular in Chinese cuisine for its comforting qualities.
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• Chicken Congee with Imitation Abalone Slices

  from HK$ 46

  For reference only: Chicken congee features rice simmered in broth, topped with imitation abalone slices. This dish offers savory flavors, often garnished with green onions and soy sauce, and is a comforting staple in Chinese cuisine. Typically served warm, it is enjoyed for breakfast or as a light meal.
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• Dried Oysters and Chicken Congee

  from HK$ 49

  For reference only: Dried oysters and chicken congee features rice simmered with chicken and dried oysters. This dish offers umami flavors, often garnished with green onions and served warm, popular in Chinese cuisine for breakfast or comfort food.
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• Boiled Shiitake Mushrooms and Fresh Beef Congee

  from HK$ 49

  For reference only: Boiled shiitake mushrooms and fresh beef congee features rice porridge simmered with tender beef and mushrooms. This dish offers umami flavors, often garnished with green onions and served warm for breakfast in Chinese cuisine.
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• Plain Congee

  HK$ 17

  For ref only: Plain rice porridge
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• Dried Scallop Congee

  from HK$ 32

  For ref only: Cantonese-style boiled rice porridge with dried scallop
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• Corn Porridge

  from HK$ 29

  For reference only: Corn porridge is made from ground cornmeal cooked in water or milk. It has a creamy texture and is often served with butter, sugar, or salt, making it a versatile dish enjoyed in various cultures, particularly in Africa and the Americas.
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• Minced Beef Congee

  from HK$ 29

  For ref only: Rice porridge with minced beef
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• Fresh Grass Carp Fillet Congee

  from HK$ 29

  For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with fresh grass carp fillet
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• Pig Blood Curd Congee

  from HK$ 29

  For ref only: Cantonese rice porridge boiled with pig blood curd
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• Preserved Egg Congee

  from HK$ 29

  For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with marinated duck egg
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• Salted Egg Congee

  from HK$ 29

  For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with salted egg
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• Salted Lean Pork Congee

  from HK$ 29

  For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with salted lean pork
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• Lettuce Congee

  from HK$ 29

  For ref only: Cantonese-style boiled rice porridge with lettuce
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• Boat Porridge

  from HK$ 31

  For ref only: Guangdong congee with minced beef, soaked squid and fried peanuts

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• Preserved Egg and Lean Pork Porridge

  from HK$ 33

  For reference only: Preserved Egg and Lean Pork Porridge features rice cooked with preserved duck eggs and lean pork. This Cantonese dish is often seasoned with ginger and served warm, providing a comforting meal.

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• Corn and Minced Beef Congee

  from HK$ 33

  For ref only: Cantonese boiled rice porridge with corn and minced beef
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• Pig Blood Curd and Minced Beef Congee

  from HK$ 33

  For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with pig blood curd and minced beef
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• Pig Blood and Salted Egg Congee

  from HK$ 33

  For reference only: Pig Blood and Salted Egg Congee features rice porridge cooked with pig blood and salted eggs. This dish is often garnished with green onions and served hot, commonly enjoyed in Chinese cuisine for breakfast or as comfort food.
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• Preserved Egg and Minced Beef Congee

  from HK$ 33

  For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with marinated duck egg and minced beef
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• Preserved Egg and Salted Egg Congee

  from HK$ 33

  For ref only: Cantonese rice porridge with preserved egg and salted egg
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• Preserved Egg and Fish Fillet Porridge

  from HK$ 33

  For reference only: Preserved Egg and Fish Fillet Porridge features rice porridge cooked with preserved eggs and fish fillets. This dish combines savory flavors with a smooth texture, often garnished with green onions and served warm. It is popular in Chinese cuisine, known for its comforting qualities.
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• Fish Fillet and Lean Pork Congee

  from HK$ 33

  For reference only: Fish fillet and lean pork congee features rice cooked in broth, creating a smooth porridge. Topped with fish fillet and tender pork, it is often garnished with green onions and served warm, popular in Chinese cuisine for breakfast or comfort food.
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• Corn and Lean Pork Congee

  from HK$ 33

  For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with corn and lean pork
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• Preserved Egg and Boat Congee

  from HK$ 34

  For ref only: Guangdong congee with preserved egg, minced beef, soaked squid and fried peanuts
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• Pig Blood and Corn Congee

  from HK$ 33

  For reference only: Pig Blood and Corn Congee features rice cooked in broth with pig blood and corn. This dish combines savory and slightly sweet flavors, often seasoned with ginger and scallions, and is typically served warm as a comforting breakfast in various Asian cultures.
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• Preserved Eggs and Pig Blood Curd Congee

  from HK$ 33

  For reference only: Preserved eggs and pig blood curd congee features rice porridge topped with century eggs and pig blood curd. This dish is often seasoned with soy sauce and served with pickled vegetables, popular in Chinese cuisine.
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• Preserved Egg and Corn Congee

  from HK$ 33

  For ref only: Rice porridge with preserved egg and corn
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• Lettuce, Corn and Lean Pork Congee

  from HK$ 36

  For reference only: Lettuce, corn, and lean pork congee features rice cooked in broth with tender pork, lettuce, and sweet corn. This dish is typically served warm, offering a comforting blend of flavors and textures, often enjoyed in Chinese cuisine.
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• Stir-fried Rice Vermicelli with Bean Sprouts

  HK$ 20

  For ref only: Stir-fried rice vermicelli with bean sprout, spring onion and soy sauce
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• Stir-fried Noodles in Soy Sauce

  HK$ 20

  For ref only: Stir-fried noodle with shredded vegetable, seasoned with soy sauce
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• Stir-fried Noodles and Stir-fried Rice Vermicelli

  HK$ 21

  For reference onlyStir-fried Noodles: This dish features wheat noodles stir-fried with vegetables, proteins, and soy sauce. Commonly served with a variety of toppings, it is popular in Asian cuisine. Stir-fried Rice Vermicelli: Made with thin rice noodles, this dish is stir-fried with vegetables, meat, and sauces. It is a staple in Southeast Asian cooking, often garnished with herbs and lime.
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• Glutinous Rice Dumpling with Egg Yolk and Salted Meat

  HK$ 27

  For reference only: Glutinous rice dumpling filled with salted meat and egg yolk, wrapped in bamboo leaves. Steamed to achieve a chewy texture, this dish is a traditional Chinese delicacy often enjoyed during festivals.

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• Coke (Canned)

  HK$ 9

  For ref only: Canned carbonated sugary soft drink
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• Coke Zero

  HK$ 9

  For ref only: Zero calories no sugar carbonated soft drink
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• Sprite (Canned)

  HK$ 9

  For ref only: Canned colorless, lemon and lime-flavored soft drink
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• Cream Soda (Canned)

  HK$ 9

  For ref only: Canned carbonated vanilla-flavored soft drink
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• Soybean Milk (1 Bottle | Iced)

  HK$ 12

  For reference only A chilled soybean milk beverage with a subtly nutty, lightly sweet, savory finish. Smooth and creamy in texture, refreshing as an iced drink.
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• Coke with Lemon (Cold)

  HK$ 19

  For ref only: Iced carbonated sugary soft drink with lemon slices
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• Lemonade (Hot)

  HK$ 17

  For ref only: Sweetened lemon-flavored hot beverage
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• Lemonade (Iced)

  HK$ 18

  For ref only: Iced sweetened lemon-flavored beverage
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• Honey Lemonade (Hot)

  HK$ 17

  For ref only: Sweetened lemon-flavored hot beverage with honey
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• Honey Lemonade (Iced)

  HK$ 18

  For ref only: Sweetened lemon-flavored iced beverage with honey
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• Watercress Honey (Hot)

  HK$ 17

  For ref only: Hot boiled watercress with honey drink
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• Watercress Honey (Cold)

  HK$ 18

  For ref only: Sweet and floral with a hint of watercress spice.
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• Coffee (Hot)

  HK$ 17

  For ref only: Hot coffee
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• Coffee (Iced)

  HK$ 18

  For ref only: Iced coffee
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