Affordable Beijing, Sichuan and Shanghai cuisine in Kwun Tong District

There are many restaurants in Kwun Tong area, which is also a good place to find food. Today I went to eat this thousand-year-old dan dan noodle shop, Kyoto Sichuan cuisine. For lunch on weekdays, there are lunch set meals, meals for two, meals for four, etc., and there are also free orders. Affordable price, many styles to choose from. Of course, you have to eat the tang tang noodles. There are two types of tang tang noodles: one is the Wing Quino Garden tang tang noodles, and the other is the improved version of tang tang noodles. The improved version of tang tang noodles adds minced meat. ▶️ Improved Bean Dan Noodles $48 I chose the small spicy without onion, the tang dan noodles are full of sesame sauce, the soup has crushed peanuts, and a lot of minced meat. The noodles are thin and smoky, and the portion is plentiful! ▶️ Yang Family Small Caviar Bao (4 pieces) I chose to skip the onion. The steamed buns are hot and smoky, and won't burst easily. There is soup inside the steamed buns! ▶️ Hot and Sour Chao Shou (6 pieces) I chose to go without the onion. The hot and sour soup is red and tastes really sour and spicy. The large pieces of Chaoshou taste like celery. ▶️The lunch meal for one person is very affordable for $72 There is one appetizer of your choice, one main course, soup and white rice For the appetizer, I chose Zhenjiang cuisine meat, there are two pieces. The meat is quite solid, with a taste of vinegar! The pork is cut into thin slices, one piece and not too fat, spicy and delicious! The soup today is chicken leg powder and kudzu soup. It's enough to soothe your throat. It's delicious! Which restaurant has economical food, and tastes good, worth recommending! Thousand Years Dan Dan Noodles (Kwun Tong) Shop 302A, 3/F, Yu Min Plaza, 33 Concord Street, Kwun Tong #1000 #Kwun Tong #Yu Min Place #Kwun Tong Food #Affordable #Cheap Food #King Chuen Fu #Shanghai Cuisine #Siu Cang Bao #Dam Dan Noodles #Lunch Set #foodielife #foodiegram #hkfoodie #hkfoodblog #Hong Kong Food #Food Map #Food Diary #852