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Five places to eat for under HK$100 in Yau Tsim Mong - save money on meals after your Christmas holiday blowout

From health-food-focused Japanese to Taiwanese hot pot, an Indian buffet bargain and a fusion feast, there’s plenty to like about these budget restaurants on Kowloon side

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At Floom Floom in Hau Fook Street, Tsim Sha Tsui, there’s no hurry to finish your meal and vacate the table. Photo: Elaine Yau
Elaine Yauin Beijing

If you need to economise after a Christmas and New Year blow-out, we’ve got an idea to help you save money: five places on Kowloon side where you can eat for under HK$100 a head. They’re all places we’ve tried in the past few months (for scores of other reviews of budget dining options on both sides of the harbour and further afield, see link at end of story). To read full reviews of these restaurants, click on their names.

Yuzu pepper grilled chicken and shrimp salad by Floom Floom. Photo: Elaine Yau
Yuzu pepper grilled chicken and shrimp salad by Floom Floom. Photo: Elaine Yau
Floom Floom, Tsim Sha Tsui
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There’s a focus on healthy fare at Floom Floom, with ingredients such as tofu, beetroot and avocado, and unlike many of Tsim Sha Tsui’s cheaper restaurants, no pressure to vacate your table for waiting guests. Among the dishes we tried was the yuzu pepper grilled chicken and shrimp salad (HK$88). The chicken and shrimp were fresh and went well with the sesame sauce.

Avocado on toast by M&S Cafe at Langham Place in Mong Kok. Photo: Elaine Yau
Avocado on toast by M&S Cafe at Langham Place in Mong Kok. Photo: Elaine Yau
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M&S Café, Mong Kok
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