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What type of food do people in Hong Kong eat?
Many Different Tastes Dishes With Chicken,Vegatables, Roasted Duck,Chicken,Pig,and more..
What do you eat for lunch in hong kong?
anything
What is the calorie intake of Hong Kong?
Hong Kong is an inanimate object, a city/state. Inanimate objects do not eat and therefore have no calorie intake.
What happened in Hong Kong in 1999?
britsh eat pizza
What Are good Places To Eat In Michigan?
Calvers, Hong Kong Buffet
Do they eat dog meat in Hong Kong?
No, people do not eat dog meat in Hong Kong and it is illegal too.In Hong Kong, the Dogs and Cats Ordinance were introduced on 6 January 1950, it prohibits the slaughter of any dog or cat for use as food, whether for mankind or otherwise, on pain of fine and imprisonment
Did people eat dog meat in the history of hong kong?
They did, but since 1950 it has been against the law.
What do you eat in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong has a rich and varied dining culture and due to the cosmopolitan nature of the region you can eat almost any food you fancy. There are a wide wealth of restaurants which cater for every taste and pocket. Traditionally locals will eat most foods but some favourites are: Dim Sum, Hot Pot, Sushi, Sashimi, Rice, Noodles, Chinese Pastries, Hong Kong Milk Tea and the famous Hong Kong Egg Tarts
What is sweet and sour chicken Cantonese style?
Sweet and sour chicken Hong Kong style, the chicken is fried in chunks & mixed with the sweet n sour as well as the usual peppers etc
Who flies from New York to Hong Kong?
People who want to eat authentic Chinese food or meet Jackie Chan.
How long can lemon water sit out?
It will stay for about how long it takes someone to eat a chicken wings.
What are restaurant prices in Hong Kong?
It is generally much cheaper to eat out in Hong Kong than prepare a meal at home. Hong Kong island has one of the highest concentrations of restaurants anywhere in the world. There are a huge variety of restaurants ranging from Cantonese and Japanese to classical French, African and Egyptian. Prices vary from the very cheap food stalls and cafes to the plus restaurants and hotels in Central. You can get a really good meal for a few Hong Kong Dollars if you don't mind eating in basic surroundings. Remember to shop around as in Hong Kong you are always only a few feet away from that bargain meal.
