平均百多元一碗麵,比日本拉麵還要貴,但配料相當充足,一大隻雞髀,再配上魚蛋,豆腐卜,還有花膠又或者是軟殼蟹,看起來相當有霸氣,吃起來花膠和鳳爪的吸汁與及軟腍,也是令人可喜。至於雞髀肉不會一夾即散,保持原有的質感。軟殼蟹原隻炸起相當。有霸氣,吃起來也是酥香而沒有有油膱味。整體咖喱麵的水準也是令人滿意,而且在香港亦是數一數二。咖啡來自附近的Colour,這種小店互相的聯乘同樣發揮香港小市民守望相助的性格。小食的蝦醬雞翼,同樣炸得相當不錯,皮脆不會太厚,蝦醬的味道也算濃烈,但比較可惜的是未能滲入雞肉之中,這個可以有少少改善,但總括而言,作為過江龍來說相當有誠意。
This curry noodle shop from Malaysia stands out as an unusual cross-border venture in Hong Kong. “Gan Jeong” refers to Zengjiang, Malaysia, its origin. The décor evokes 1980s-90s Hong Kong nostalgia. Their signature curry features air-shipped Malaysian broth—less coconut-forward than laksa, emphasizing subtle spice and heat. Mixed noodles (rice and oil noodles) provide pleasant texture. At over HK$100 per bowl, it rivals Japanese ramen prices, but portions are generous: whole chicken leg, fish balls, tofu puffs, fish maw, or soft-shell crab. Quality is impressive, with fish maw and chicken maintaining excellent texture. The crispy shrimp paste wings complement the experience perfectly.


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