HK cheap eat?

pavilion pricing is probably gonna be cheaper than dining the same as HK, considering it's air conditioned, more spacious

low actually.

average probably around 25-35k HKD for a male in their 30s

I don't think they can keep their HK taste in here.....sure will adjust to suit back MY taste....if not where got ppl want to go eat except for the 1st time to try try only....

As many say here, agree their taste is lighter compare to our MY taste...last time go HK eat their wantan mee which they called "sai yong"....the soup taste like mineral water....lol...totally not nice at all...

Malaysia grew up with heavy ajinomoto taste

If you eat noodles in HK, Taiwan and China, we will say tasteless except mala

That's why mala is the only one very successful in Malaysia

same lol

even siu lap fan here also better, their rice...1 ketul 1 ketul

whose the investor..scam $ je

Msia taste bud
Soy sos, dark soy sos, sugar <- ichiban
Spices in indian, mongolian, arab <- why taste so weird (unless mamak which using a lot salt and sugar)
Spices in china mala <- why taste spicy and chilli only (except msia mala which use a lot of salt and sugar)
Broth using umami like ramen, pho, chowder <- not salty enough la

This post has been edited by TheEvilMan: May 22 2025, 11:37 AM

So low? Even japan higher

This post has been edited by Ukeke: May 22 2025, 11:38 AM

i got feeling taste very blend.


Nah gonna pass

Nowday Honkie food culture standard drop a lot. They become daily eat chap fan for lunch and dinner. They call it 2dish rice. Search YT so many video promoting it.

Guangzhou dishes > HK anytime.

Guangzhou past 10 years vs now big difference.
HK like no progress even after 10 years, everything still remains largely the same.

just another bowl of noodle soup, whats the hype

Damn, in the blink of an eye it was 10 years ago I played that game

Hope their service won't be like dllm

really good one or just simply get whatever shop and claim legend?

inb4 Pork Bun Vendor: A man who never eats pork bun is NEVER a whole man!

one drink at HK can cost you 20~40. Say those bubble tea cost you 40.
one bowl of the fish ball noodle is 30... cheaper than the drink.

I dun think you can get equivalent pricing here

Hong Kong, a fresh graduate average annual salary of around HKD 300k, roughly HKD 25k per month

but no 40k salary, no need to think of buying property

Egg tart too

not a fan of fish ball. ill skip