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Congee with Pork and Preserved Egg
HK$ 32
For reference only: Congee with pork and preserved egg features rice porridge simmered until creamy, topped with tender pork and savory preserved eggs. This dish is commonly enjoyed in Chinese cuisine, often garnished with green onions and soy sauce for added flavor.
0Boat Congee
HK$ 28
For ref only: Guangdong congee with minced beef, soaked squid and fried peanuts
0Meatball Congee
HK$ 42
For ref only:Savory meatballs in warm rice porridge. Rich umami flavor with a comforting broth.
0Congee with Conpoy Chicken
HK$ 46
For reference only: A warm bowl of congee featuring tender conpoy chicken, offering a savory and comforting experience with a smooth, creamy texture.
0Beef Congee
HK$ 28
For ref only: Cantonese boiled congee with beef
0Dried Stockfish Peanut Congee
HK$ 28
For reference only: Dried stockfish peanut congee features rice cooked in water with dried stockfish and peanuts. This dish combines savory and nutty flavors, often garnished with green onions and served warm, popular in various Asian cuisines.
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Congee
Rice Congee
HK$ 15
For reference only: Rice congee is a savory porridge made from simmered rice and water. It is often served with toppings like scallions, pickled vegetables, or meats, and is a staple in many Asian cuisines, particularly for breakfast or as comfort food.
0Boat Congee
HK$ 28
For ref only: Guangdong congee with minced beef, soaked squid and fried peanuts
Popular0Beef Congee
HK$ 28
For ref only: Cantonese boiled congee with beef
Popular0Pig Blood Curd Congee
HK$ 28
For ref only: Cantonese rice porridge boiled with pig blood curd
0Pork Congee
HK$ 32
For reference only: Pork Congee is a rice porridge made with simmered rice and tender pork. It features savory flavors, often seasoned with ginger and scallions, and is typically served with pickled vegetables or soy sauce. This dish is a staple in Chinese cuisine, enjoyed for breakfast or as comfort food.
0Preserved Egg Congee
HK$ 32
For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with marinated duck egg
0Sliced Fish Congee
HK$ 32
For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with raw fish slices
0Congee with Pork and Preserved Egg
HK$ 32
For reference only: Congee with pork and preserved egg features rice porridge simmered until creamy, topped with tender pork and savory preserved eggs. This dish is commonly enjoyed in Chinese cuisine, often garnished with green onions and soy sauce for added flavor.
Popular0Boat Congee with Preserved Egg
HK$ 32
For ref only: Congee with minced beef, soaked squid, peanut, marinated duck egg
0Congee with Beef and Preserved Egg
HK$ 32
For reference only: A warm, comforting bowl of congee featuring tender beef and rich preserved egg, offering a savory flavor and creamy texture.
0Congee with Pig Blood Curd and Preserved Egg
HK$ 32
For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with pig blood curd and preserved egg
0Congee with Sliced Fish and Preserved Egg
HK$ 32
For reference only: Congee with sliced fish and preserved egg features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender fish slices and savory preserved eggs, it is often garnished with green onions and served warm, popular in Chinese cuisine for breakfast or comfort food.
0Boat Congee with Sliced Fish
HK$ 32
For ref only: Congee with minced beef, soaked squid, fried peanut, sliced fish
0Congee with Sliced Fish and Pig Blood Curd
HK$ 32
For ref only:Savory and rich, with a hint of sweetness. The fish adds a delicate flavor while the pig blood curd adds depth.
0Congee with Sliced Fish and Pork
HK$ 32
For reference only: Congee with sliced fish and pork features rice porridge simmered until creamy, topped with tender fish and pork. This dish is often seasoned with ginger and served with scallions, providing a comforting meal popular in Chinese cuisine.
0Boat Congee with Pig Blood Curd
HK$ 32
For ref only: Congee with minced beef, soaked squid, peanut, pig blood curd
0Congee with Pig Blood Curd and Pork
HK$ 32
For reference only: Congee with pig blood curd and pork features rice porridge simmered until creamy. It includes tender pork and rich pig blood curd, seasoned with soy sauce and scallions, often served with pickled vegetables. This dish is popular in Chinese cuisine, known for its comforting qualities and nutritional benefits.
0Club Congee
HK$ 42
For reference only: Club Congee is a rice porridge made with chicken, mushrooms, and scallions. It is typically simmered until creamy and served with soy sauce and sesame oil, offering a comforting and savory experience. Originating from Chinese cuisine, it is often enjoyed as a breakfast or light meal.
0Corn Porridge
HK$ 32
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.
0Dried Stockfish Peanut Congee
HK$ 28
For reference only: Dried stockfish peanut congee features rice cooked in water with dried stockfish and peanuts. This dish combines savory and nutty flavors, often garnished with green onions and served warm, popular in various Asian cuisines.
Popular0Congee with Sliced Fish and Beef
HK$ 32
For ref only: Savory and rich broth with tender fish and beef slices.
0Congee with Pig Blood Curd and Beef
HK$ 32
For reference only: Congee with pig blood curd and beef features rice porridge simmered until creamy, topped with tender beef slices and pig blood curd. This dish is often seasoned with soy sauce and scallions, served hot for breakfast or as a comforting meal in Chinese cuisine.
0Plain Ricerolls
HK$ 15
For reference only: Plain ricerolls consist of rice paper filled with rice noodles and fresh vegetables. They are typically served with a dipping sauce, often made from soy sauce or peanut sauce, and are popular in Vietnamese cuisine.
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Freshly Cooked Congee
Pork Liver Congee
HK$ 42
For ref only: Cantonese-style boiled rice porridge with pork liver
0Congee with Assorted Pork
HK$ 42
For reference only: Congee with Assorted Pork features rice porridge simmered with various pork cuts. It is seasoned with ginger and scallions, often served with pickled vegetables for added flavor. This dish is popular in Chinese cuisine, enjoyed for breakfast or as comfort food.
0Congee with Sliced Beef
HK$ 42
For reference only: A warm bowl of congee featuring tender slices of beef, offering a savory and comforting experience with a smooth, creamy texture.
0Meatball Congee
HK$ 42
For ref only:Savory meatballs in warm rice porridge. Rich umami flavor with a comforting broth.
Popular0Fish Belly Congee
HK$ 46
For ref only: Cantonese rice porridge boiled with fish belly
0Congee with Conpoy Chicken
HK$ 46
For reference only: A warm bowl of congee featuring tender conpoy chicken, offering a savory and comforting experience with a smooth, creamy texture.
Popular0Congee with Sliced Meat and Preserved Egg
HK$ 46
For reference only: Congee with sliced meat and preserved egg features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender meat and savory preserved egg, it is often garnished with green onions and served with soy sauce, offering a comforting meal popular in Chinese cuisine.
0Congee with Sliced Meat and Assorted Pork
HK$ 46
For reference only: Congee with sliced meat and assorted pork features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender meats, it is often garnished with green onions and served with soy sauce, reflecting Chinese comfort food traditions.
0Congee with Sliced Fish and Pork Liver
HK$ 46
For reference only: Congee with sliced fish and pork liver features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender fish and liver, it is often seasoned with ginger and scallions, served warm for breakfast or as a comforting meal in Chinese cuisine.
0Congee with Sliced Beef and Pork Liver
HK$ 46
For reference only: Congee with sliced beef and pork liver features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender beef and liver, it is often seasoned with soy sauce and scallions, served warm for breakfast or as a comforting meal in Chinese cuisine.
0Congee with Sliced Fish and Pork Kidney
HK$ 46
For reference only: Congee with sliced fish and pork kidney features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender fish and kidney, it is seasoned with ginger and scallions, often served with soy sauce for added flavor. This dish is popular in Chinese cuisine, commonly enjoyed for breakfast or as a comforting meal.
0Congee with Pork Kidney and Sliced Beef
HK$ 46
For reference only: Congee with Pork Kidney and Sliced Beef features rice porridge simmered until creamy, topped with tender pork kidney and thinly sliced beef. This dish is often seasoned with ginger and scallions, served hot, and commonly enjoyed in Chinese cuisine for breakfast or as comfort food.
0Pork Kidney Congee
HK$ 50
For ref only: Cantonese congee boiled with pork kidney
0Congee with Sliced Abalone and Chicken
HK$ 50
For reference only: Congee with sliced abalone and chicken features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender abalone and chicken, it is often seasoned with ginger and scallions, served warm for breakfast or as comfort food in Chinese cuisine.
0Congee with Sliced Fish and Abalone
HK$ 50
For reference only: Congee with sliced fish and abalone features rice porridge simmered until creamy, topped with tender fish and abalone. This dish is often seasoned with ginger and served with scallions, providing a comforting meal popular in Chinese cuisine.
0Congee with Fish Belly and Sliced Abalone
HK$ 50
For reference only: Congee with fish belly and sliced abalone features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender fish belly and abalone, it offers a subtle umami flavor, often garnished with green onions and served with soy sauce. This dish is popular in Chinese cuisine, especially for breakfast or as a comforting meal.
0Congee with Sliced Abalone and Pork Liver
HK$ 50
For reference only: Congee with sliced abalone and pork liver features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender abalone and liver, it offers umami flavors, often garnished with green onions and soy sauce. This dish is popular in Chinese cuisine, commonly served for breakfast or as comfort food.
0Congee with Pork Kidney and Sliced Abalone
HK$ 50
For reference only: Congee with pork kidney and sliced abalone features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender pork kidney and abalone, it offers a savory flavor profile, often garnished with scallions and soy sauce. This dish is popular in Chinese cuisine, commonly enjoyed for breakfast or as a comforting meal.
0Congee with Pork Tripe and Sliced Abalone
HK$ 50
For reference only: Congee with pork tripe and sliced abalone features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender pork tripe and abalone, it is often seasoned with ginger and scallions, served warm for breakfast or as a comforting meal in Chinese cuisine.
0Congee with Sliced Beef and Abalone
HK$ 50
For reference only: Congee with sliced beef and abalone features rice porridge simmered until creamy, topped with tender beef and abalone. This dish is often seasoned with soy sauce and served with green onions, reflecting Chinese culinary traditions.
0Congee with Meatball and Sliced Abalone
HK$ 50
For reference only: Congee with meatball and sliced abalone features rice porridge simmered until creamy, topped with savory meatballs and tender abalone. This dish is often garnished with green onions and served with soy sauce, highlighting its comforting and nourishing qualities, popular in Chinese cuisine.
0Congee with Assorted Pork and Sliced Abalone
HK$ 50
For reference only: Congee with assorted pork and sliced abalone features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender pork, abalone, and garnished with green onions, it is a comforting dish often enjoyed in Chinese cuisine, typically served for breakfast or as a soothing meal.
0Congee with Pork Liver and Fish Belly
HK$ 50
For reference only: Congee with Pork Liver and Fish Belly features rice porridge simmered until creamy. Topped with tender pork liver and fish belly, it is seasoned with ginger and scallions, often served with soy sauce or pickled vegetables. This dish is popular in Chinese cuisine, known for its comforting qualities and nutritional benefits.
0Congee with Sliced Meat and Fish Belly
HK$ 50
For ref only: Savory and rich, with a hint of umami from the fish belly. Comforting and satisfying.
0Congee with Sliced Beef and Fish
HK$ 46
For reference only: Congee with sliced beef and fish features rice porridge simmered until creamy, topped with tender beef and fish. This dish is often seasoned with soy sauce and served with green onions, providing a comforting meal popular in Chinese cuisine.
0Congee with Pork Liver and Kidney
HK$ 46
For reference only: Congee with pork liver and kidney features rice porridge simmered until creamy, topped with tender organ meats. This dish is often seasoned with ginger and scallions, served hot for breakfast in Chinese cuisine.
0Congee with Sliced Meat and Abalone
HK$ 50
For reference only: Congee with sliced meat and abalone features rice porridge simmered until creamy, topped with tender meat and abalone. This dish is often seasoned with soy sauce and served with green onions, offering a comforting meal popular in Chinese cuisine.
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Special Dishes
Sponge Cake
HK$ 12
For reference only: Sponge cake is made from flour, sugar, and eggs, whipped to create a light texture. It is often served plain or with fruit, cream, or frosting, popular in various cultures for celebrations.
0Chinese Oil Stick
HK$ 12
For reference only: Chinese Oil Stick, also known as Youtiao, consists of deep-fried dough strips. Typically served with soy milk or congee, it has a slightly crispy exterior and a soft interior, popular for breakfast in China.
0Ox-tongue Pastry
HK$ 12
For reference only: Ox-tongue pastry features tender ox tongue wrapped in flaky pastry. It is often seasoned with herbs and spices, then baked until golden. This dish is popular in various European cuisines, often served with a side of pickles or mustard.
0Sesame Ball
HK$ 12
For reference only: Crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, this sesame ball features a delightful nutty flavor, making it a satisfying treat.
0Ham Chim Peng
HK$ 12
For reference only: Ham Chim Peng is a deep-fried Chinese pastry filled with sweet red bean paste. It features a slightly chewy texture and is often enjoyed as a snack or dessert, commonly served with sesame seeds on top.
0Steamed Rice Roll with Dried Sea Shrimp
HK$ 15
For reference only: Steamed rice roll filled with dried sea shrimp, served with soy sauce. This dish features a delicate rice flour batter, steamed to create a soft texture, often enjoyed as a dim sum item in Cantonese cuisine.
#3 most liked0Steamed Rice Roll with Fried Stick
HK$ 15
For reference only: Steamed rice roll filled with crispy fried dough sticks, served with soy sauce for dipping. This dish is popular in Cantonese cuisine, often enjoyed as a breakfast or snack.
#2 most liked0Fried Noodles
HK$ 15
For ref only: Savory and aromatic, these fried noodles are a flavor explosion in your mouth.
#4 most liked0Fried Rice Vermicelli
HK$ 15
For reference only: Fried rice vermicelli features stir-fried rice noodles, vegetables, and proteins like shrimp or chicken. It is seasoned with soy sauce and often garnished with green onions, served as a main dish in various Asian cuisines.
#5 most liked0Radish Cake
HK$ 15
For ref only: Steamed cake made from shredded radish and rice flour
0Steamed Rice Roll with Beef
HK$ 22
For ref only: Steamed rice roll with minced beef, usually with soy sauce
0Steamed Rice Roll with Char Siu
HK$ 22
For ref only: Steamed rice roll with bbq pork, served with soy sauce
0Signature Salted Meat Rice Dumpling
HK$ 25
For reference only: Signature Salted Meat Rice Dumpling features glutinous rice filled with salted pork, wrapped in bamboo leaves. Steamed to perfection, it offers savory flavors and is often served during festivals in Chinese culture.
#1 most liked0Steamed Rice Roll with Sliced Meat
HK$ 25
For reference only: Steamed rice rolls filled with sliced meat, typically served with soy sauce. This dish features rice flour batter, steamed until soft, and is popular in Cantonese cuisine. Often accompanied by fresh vegetables or herbs.
0Steamed Rice Roll with Pork Liver
HK$ 25
For ref only: Steamed rice roll with pork liver, served with soy sauce
0Steamed Rice Roll with Sliced Fish
HK$ 25
For ref only: Savory fish flavor wrapped in soft rice roll.
0Steamed Rice Roll with Sliced Beef
HK$ 25
For reference only: Steamed rice roll filled with sliced beef, served with soy sauce and sesame oil. This dish features soft rice noodles, often garnished with scallions, and is popular in Cantonese cuisine.
0Steamed Rice Roll with Prawn
HK$ 25
For reference only: Steamed rice roll filled with prawns, typically served with soy sauce. This dish features rice flour batter, steamed until soft, and is popular in Cantonese cuisine.
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Desserts
Red Bean Soup
HK$ 25
For ref only: Traditional Cantonese sweet soup with red bean and tangerine peel
0Green Bean Soup
HK$ 25
For reference only: . Green Bean Soup features fresh green beans simmered with onions, garlic, and vegetable broth. This dish is often seasoned with herbs and served warm, providing a light and nutritious option.
0Sesame Soup
HK$ 25
For ref only: Cantonese style sweet soup mainly made from toasted black sesame
0Assorted Sweet Soup
HK$ 28
For reference only: . Assorted Sweet Soup features a mix of beans, fruits, and tapioca in a sweet broth. It is typically served warm or chilled, often enjoyed as a dessert in various Asian cuisines.
0Iced Soy Milk
HK$ 20
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0Tofu Pudding
HK$ 20
For ref only: Chinese snack with tender beancurd
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