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appreciating the tapestry of Hong Kong food and the restaurants that weave it
notes
Thanks for visiting my Hong Kong food-appreciation site! I am no longer updating this site because I have run out of photos and notes to blog about, and I no longer live in Hong Kong. Please feel free to browse the site for my older entries. Until next time, happy eating!
Felix (October 23rd, 2008)
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Glossary
- cha chaan teng - lit. "tea meal hall"; Hong Kong style diner
- jung sik: Chinese style
- lou po beng: wife cake
- sai sik: Western style
- yam cha: ('yam' pronounced 'yum') lit. "drink tea"; a morning/lunch time social event revolving around dim sum and tea.
- jung sik: Chinese style
- lou po beng: wife cake
- sai sik: Western style
- yam cha: ('yam' pronounced 'yum') lit. "drink tea"; a morning/lunch time social event revolving around dim sum and tea.
