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2015-09-10
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While I was working in Hong Kong, Yung Kee (in Central) is one of my favorite roasted goose restaurant in the town. I love Yung Kee's soft & wet goose skin but I also love crispy goose skin (i.e., Chan Kee or Yu Kee). So, my colleague arranged me to dine here after meeting the client in Tsuen Wan. We ordered a roasted goose set for 2 which includes 2 bowls of "old-fire" soup, 1 dish of roasted goose (my colleague requested to upgrade it from 例牌 to lower part containing goose's leg at just HK$
We ordered a roasted goose set for 2 which includes 2 bowls of "old-fire" soup, 1 dish of roasted goose (my colleague requested to upgrade it from 例牌 to lower part containing goose's leg at just HK$30 additional charge), and choice of two dish of 小菜 (we chose deep-fried pork chop and deep-fried fish's balls). All three dishes are 熱氣 food~ (don't worry, we got a bottle of 清熱x later)
Roasted goose meal for 2
$330
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Roasted goose (lower part $30 additional charge)
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Deep-fried pork chop (with chili salt)
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Deep-fried fish balls (with clam sauce)
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Deep-fried fish balls
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Does it worth to take an hour ride from the city to Sham Tseng for such a meal? For those roasted goose fans, my personal answer is a "YES" because of the quality of roasted goose. However, if you are not a hot fans of roasted goose, you can simply visit any Chan Kee in the city instead.
题外话/补充资料:
Now, I know visiting Sham Tseng is not a high-school field trip distance. We can simply take the mini-bus in Tsuen Wan mini-bus terminal to here for less than 20 minutes ride. Alternatively, there are various route of buses are travelling from Mongkok to Sham Tseng.
(以上食记乃用户个人意见 , 并不代表OpenRice之观点。)
张贴