Casual diner, Hong Kong Food, Traditional, Dim Sum

Before hiking Tai Mo Shan, stop by Choi Lung Restaurant for a quick bite. Despite its unassuming exterior, this countryside eatery is well-known in the neighborhood. It offers classic dim sum dishes such as har gao, sesame rolls, and quail egg siu mai, along with specialties like pig stomach and chicken siu mai, and fried dace balls with clam sauce. Don’t miss their locally grown stir-fried watercress and sweet tofu pudding. Choi Lung operates on a self-service basis, so grab your favorites quickly. Opt for upstairs seating to enjoy the natural scenery while dining. Known as ‘Dragon Stream Village,’ this area is famous for its tea houses, particularly Choi Lung Restaurant, where you can enjoy self-serve dim sum on the roof or patio with a pot of tea. The village, nestled along a stream, is filled with trees and historical sites like traditional ancestral halls, making it a perfect spot to relax, enjoy nature, and explore local culture.

80 – 150 HKD

Hong Kong, 2