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First time for me to have such a wide range of soup base for hot pot and first for me to have apple in it too and it already has so much inside and make it rich and also a good starter. All the ingredients were really fresh. The home made meat balls are a must try, very dense, and very chewy with great taste too. The hand cut local beef was also very delicious. Oyster dumpling is a first time for me too and it is very special and taste oyster but not liked mad, must try too. The staff are very helpful kept telling me no need to order too much. Worth going but a bit hard to find. Just on street level and looked for a broken light box which doesnt lit up in the left hand side.
Joan LamJoan Lam
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Hey What’s up food hunters 😎wanna eat like a hongkie(local people) , at lunch time i came to a place at a 40years old sha tim estate , the noodle shop call shing kee noodles , the place Decorate mix with old and new stuff which is cool 👍🏻 i have order two bowls of noodles and a dish of vege and a cold drink , the fish ball noodles rated average and the beef triple with five spices(beef organs) rated good , the place is average clean ⭐️⭐️, the decoration is fantastic u should give a visit , they have english manuals it cost me HK$125 recommended , have a nice day and peace ✌🏻 see u on next one
6igSlim6igSlim
10
1st visit What a nostalgic restaurant located in a public estate. Apparently it is very popular to residents in the district, and the open atmosphere is quite unique too. Had a beef brisket and wonton noodle, and it was ok. The beef brisket was not cooked with clear broth. It was a bit salty, but it was ok with the noodle. It came with some tendon, too. The wonton was normal, but it was not wow. It had shrimp in it, but it was not al dente a lot. The portion was good enough at hkd52. Had to share a table with others during rush hours, though. Might come back to try other local dishes. 2nd visit visited it again at a late afternoon. Since the lunch hours was over, there was not much to pick. So ordered a set lunch meal of steam fish for hkd54. Wow, it had a bowl of soup, a small dish of vegetable, a bowl of rice and a garlic soy bean steam fish. Super value for money. All of them was not bad. The soup was great even though the ingredients were pretty ordinary.
Patrick LiPatrick Li
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Artistic and decoration which is used recycle goods. Decoration full of old Hong Kong style, such as clocks, books, albums etc. Good food with reasonable price. It's provide free noodles to community elders on the 1st Sunday morning of each month. It's a caring company. Morning and lunch time, it serves noodles and rice with cheap price. At night time, it's a hotpot restaurant. Supper delicious beef and oyster dumplings.
Carmen LoCarmen Lo
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Lived in this area for a while but could never figure out where this was until a friend took us recently. The food was decent but kind of on the pricey side. Not a lot of clams in the clams hot pot. The man out front basically said they’re always full and we were lucky someone cancelled otherwise we couldn’t have gotten a table. Atmosphere very 70s-80s. Near the car park. Hidden entrance.
Kenna Cc (solidstars)Kenna Cc (solidstars)
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It's located in a public housing estate built in the 70s. It's rare to have this kind of restaurant using the public space of a community nowadays. Renovated a few years ago. There are now some very artistic decorations (maybe some upcycling art piece) in the restaurant. Hotpots are sold at night. With super fresh ingredients. Sliced pork (iberico) is a must order. Better than beef!
Catherine ChuCatherine Chu
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Lek Yuen St, Lek Yuen Estate, Hong Kong
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attractions: New Town Plaza, Phase 1, IKEA Sha Tin, Regal Riverside Hotel, Homesquare, Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery, Shatin Plaza (Shopping Arcade), YATA Department Store (Sha Tin), Sha Tin Park, Wo Che Plaza, CityLink Plaza, restaurants: Pici (Sha Tin), Hong Kong Wing Nin 香港永年車仔麵茶冰廳, Lung Wah Hotel, 富東閣海鮮酒家, Maxim's Palace, BBQ Kingdom Restaurant, SimplyLife Bakery Cafe, Din Tai Fung (Sha Tin), Keung Kee Seafood Restaurant, IKEA Swedish Restaurant

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