1, Central | Shengxiangyuan
In the high-rise Central, the per capita consumption of Shengxiangyuan Old Store is less than HK$ 50, which has appeared in TVB TV series many times and has been strongly recommended by Cai Lan, a famous food critic.
People lined up in a long line. In order to get authentic Hong Kong flavor and drink milk tea with silk stockings, they may even meet Uncle Shawn Yue, Song God Eason Chan and Brother B Zhong Zhentao. The tomato noodle soup here is especially recommended. The soup is so thick and tender that it can't stop eating.
Signs: tomato and beef figurine noodles, tomato and egg flour, more milk sauce, crispy coffee center, salty lemon seven, tomato and beef figurine noodles, and crispy lemon honey.
Per capita: HK$ 50 or less
Address: No.2 Meilun Street, Central (Exit A2 of Sheung Wan Station, about 6 minutes' walk)
Tel: 25448368
Business hours: 8: 00- 17: 30 (Monday to Saturday, closed every Sunday.
Famous food stalls nearby: Shengji and lan fong yuen.
2. Sham Shui Po _| Ai Wensheng
1956 Ai Wensheng, who started his own business, has a history of 60 years and can be called the "old brand" among the old brands. Although this is an old tin house, it tastes like a new one. Here, you may not eat particularly exquisite dishes, but you can taste authentic Hong Kong home-cooked dishes, see many local people's feasts and feel the daily life of real Hong Kong people.
Signs: fresh squid with salt and pepper, black pepper potato beef tenderloin, black pepper fried clams.
Per capita: HK$ 10 1-200.
Address: Block C, G/F, Shek Kip Mei 1 Shek Kip Mei Street (exit A2 of MTR Sham Shui Po Station, about 8 minutes' walk)
Tel: 239393 15
Business hours: 17:30-00:45 (Monday to Sunday
Famous food stalls nearby: Keelung Street in Sham Shui Po is a famous food stall street in Hong Kong, where TVB often takes photos.
3. Tsim Sha Tsui
The earliest story of a girl was outdoors, but now it has become an indoor food stall. Friends who are not used to eating outdoors can come here to have a taste. Although the store has changed, it still tastes great. The dishes here are very rich and varied, which will always make diners feel value for money. Here, you can be free, eat hot dishes, sit in a comfortable chair, drink to your heart's content and enjoy yourself.
Signs: garlic spinach, fried pork hands, crispy fried large intestine, expensive horse fried ghosts
Per capita: HK$ 565,438 +0- 100
Address: 5th Floor, Carnarvon Square, No.20 Carnarvon Road, Tsim Sha Tsui (MTR tsim sha tsui station B2 Exit, MTR tsim sha tsui station N 1 Exit, MTR tsim sha tsui station N2 Exit.
Tel: 272 12 123
Business hours: 1 1:00-00:30.
4. Dakeng | Bingji Tea Stall
This is a tea stall run by an open-air tin shop. There is an awning in the narrow alley, with more than a dozen tables and chairs under it. Although the storefront is simple, the food inside is not ordinary. Like many food stalls, Bingji is a family business. Now it is the third generation and has been rooted in Tai Hang, Wan Chai for more than 50 years. It has a conscience price and has a group of star fans, such as Liu Qingyun and Liang Hanwen.
Signs: sandwiches, all kinds of doll noodles, all kinds of toast, pork chop noodles.
Per capita: HK$ 50 or less
Address: No.5 Shek Pik Street, Tai Hang, Hong Kong Island (Exit B of Tin Hau Station, about 9 minutes' walk)
Tel: 25773 1 17
Business hours: 07:30- 15:30 (Tuesday to Sunday, closed every Monday.