Taiwanese traditional cuisine for the common people

🍴The new branch of "Hei Bu Xiao Xiang" is located on Guanghua Street in Mong Kok. It specializes in classic Taiwanese cuisine. QR ordering is convenient and fast. You can enjoy the traditional Taiwanese flavor for $60+ per person. It also sells Taiwanese crispy snacks. Taiwanese food lovers should not miss it 🧀Cheese Omelette (HK$35): Golden egg skin wrapped with half-melted cheese, topped with homemade sweet and salty sauce, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, a traditional Taiwanese breakfast choice 🥘Handmade Braised Pork and Slow-Roasted Chicken Chop Bento (HK$68): Slow-cooked braised pork is rich and fatty, the chicken chop is super large, served with a soft-boiled egg, pickled cabbage, cabbage, pearl rice, etc., the portion is generous 🥙Slow-roasted Chicken Leg, Cheese and Egg Toast (HK$56): Thick-cut slow-roasted chicken legs are so tender and juicy! Sandwiched with runny eggs and waterfall cheese, the toast absorbs the essence of the sauce, which is devilishly satisfying 🍶Iced Osmanthus Oolong Tea (+HK$12): Elegant floral fragrance, sweet and refreshing P.s Unfortunately the popular Ice and Fire Tangyuan is sold out 😢 📍Black cloth alley Shop 32B-D, G/F, Yan On Building, 1 Kwong Wah Street, Mong Kok (MTR Yau Ma Tei Station Exit A2, about 6 minutes’ walk) #Mongkok Food #Mongkok Restaurant #Mongkok Good Places #Hong Kong Food #Mongkok Shop Exploration #Taiwanese Food #Check-in Good Places #Hong Kong Good Places #Camera First Food #Hong Kong Food Review #Hong Kong Shop Exploration #Hong Kong Foodie #Hong Kong Snack Shop #Dating Good Places #Cheap Food Places #Hong Kong Restaurant #Restaurant Promotion #Hong Kong Shop #mongkok #cafehk #hkcafe #hkfoodie #foodiehk #hkigers #hkkol #kolhk #hkfoodblogger #hkhotel #taiwanfoodie #foodietaiwan