Eng’s wanton mee has been popular in the Katong food scene for a long time. Its popularity has ignited another wanton mee war in the East. Now along Tanjong Katong Road, there is an “Original Eng’s” at No 287 and there is an “Genuine Original Eng’s” at No 248.
Tsim Chai Kee or Mak’s Noodles – that was the question we had to decide. After doing research on the best wanton noodles in Hong Kong, these are the two that seemed to be at the top of most of the reviews. Since we have tried Mak’s Noodles in Singapore, we decided that we should try the Tsim Chai Kee wanton noodles which received a Bib Gourmand award in the 2019 Michelin Guide Hong Kong. With limited time and meals, our quest was to try to find the best wanton noodles in Hong Kong.
ETTO is a casual all-day dining restaurant offering a good range of Western bistro fare as well as a few local dishes. Located in The Luxe at Handy Road, next to The Cathay, ETTO is a nice under the radar spot in the busy Dhoby
Caprice Hong Kong is a French restaurant in the Four Seasons Hotel in Central Hong Kong. Located within the International Finance Centre (IFC) Complex, it is situated at the edge of
Shake Shack Burgers have been making waves since they first started in a kiosk in New York in 2004. Since then they have added many stores in North America and around the world. They now have two stores in Hong Kong – in IFC and Pacific Place. In Singapore, their impending arrival seems to be eagerly awaited. According to the Straits Times, they are expected to open their first Singapore store in the Jewel at the Singapore Changi Airport later this year (Burger joint Shake Shack to open at Jewel Changi Airport
