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Skin deep: 5 skins we love to eat in Hong Kong
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Skin deep: 5 skins we love to eat in Hong Kong

Whether it's fruity or fishy, the skin never gets as far as the waste bin in this foodie city
Hong Kongers eat 66,000 tons of siu mei a year
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Hong Kongers eat 66,000 tons of siu mei a year

We do live to eat: Hong Kongers consume fatty meats like mad without fearing the consequences
Nostalgic late-night eats at new restaurant Loyal Dining
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Nostalgic late-night eats at new restaurant Loyal Dining

Hong Kong's unique soy sauce Western cuisine is good on a regular night. As a post-party feast, it's even better
Better than the real thing: Hong Kong's imitation shark's fin
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Better than the real thing: Hong Kong's imitation shark's fin

Three of the best bowls of imitation shark's fin in Hong Kong show us why it is so easy to give up the controversial Chinese dish
The Hong Kong-style steak is soft, spiced and still cooking at your table
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The Hong Kong-style steak is soft, spiced and still cooking at your table

We try the most reputable Hong Kong-style steaks, each served sizzling on a heated iron plate with rich gravy, fries and old-fashioned service
Hong Kong's best claypot rice
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Hong Kong's best claypot rice

Cold nights, hot rice, savory toppings ... it doesn't get better than these chewy rice dishes during winter
Secrets of the Dragon Boat Festival rice dumpling revealed
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Secrets of the Dragon Boat Festival rice dumpling revealed

A Hong Kong expert divulges the how-tos of a lip-smacking rice dumpling for the Dragon Boat Festival
Hong Kong's best bing sutt: Guide to old-school diners
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Hong Kong's best bing sutt: Guide to old-school diners

Boh loh baau, milk teas, scrambled egg sandwiches... here are the best of delicious Hong Kong-style East-meets-West diners
Snake, liver sausages, and crocodile: Winter solstice Chinese banquet
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Snake, liver sausages, and crocodile: Winter solstice Chinese banquet

Tomorrow is the shortest day of the year and the Cantonese celebrate it by gathering up the clan for a fantastic meal. Here's how to throw a winter solstice 'party' the Chinese way
10 hot pot restaurants in Hong Kong: At 9 degrees celsius, hot pot is legit again
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10 hot pot restaurants in Hong Kong: At 9 degrees celsius, hot pot is legit again

There's no better way to ward off the winter chills in Hong Kong than with a visit to a hot pot restaurant
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