Ask a QuestionPost Time: Nov 19 2013 By
Vicky Lu

Traditional local dishes are based on Cantonese cuisine, Hakka cuisine and Chaozhou cuisine. Poon Choi is a traditional dish for indigenous inhabitants of the New Territories in the festivals. As Hong Kong near the ocean, so the seafood dishes are also common, but also to develop as a typhoon shelter crab dishes.

Hong Kong eating is also deeply affected by exotic food culture. There are bars everywhere in the Central, Wan Chai and Tsim Sha Tsui. Since 1991, Oktoberfest is held at Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui every year. As for fast food, the American fast-food McDonald's and KFC is dominated primarily in the city, but here also develop its own Hong Kong-style fast food, which is take Cafe de Coral, Fairwood and Maxim's fast food as a representative.

Hong Kong is a paradise for gourmet. There are people, as well as food from around the world in this metropolis. However, Hong Kong do not abandon their own featured food for the city's prosperity and rapid development of economy, traditional food that is popular in folk has been rooted in Hong Kong, such as the famous rice cakes, dumplings, fish balls, egg tarts, small Cookies, almond cake, blind public pie, chicken Biscuits, a small pile coconut, groundnut cake, sesame, Acacia cakes, cake pieces, fried rice cakes, waffles, peanut candy, Daizi noodles, beans, crispy curd angle, and so on.
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