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The best spicy chicken pot and roast goose in Hong Kong – an Instagram food blogger’s tips

  • Instagram food blogger Karies Lam’s family founded a chain of Chinese restaurants and she has a discerning palate
  • She raves about Chiu Chow food in Kowloon City and pork chop curry in Wan Chai, and knows where to take visitors for peanut butter egg waffles and dim sum

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Instagram food blogger and legal professional Karies Lam shares her favourite Hong Kong restaurants. Photo: Instagram/@Instafoodhunter
Andrew Sun

Legal professional Karies Lam is a foodie, a blogger at Instafoodhunter on Instagram, and her family founded a chain of Chinese restaurants. She spoke to Andrew Sun.

I grew up feasting on the delicious food my father’s restaurants served, and indulged in delicious home-cooked meals prepared by my grandmother. Under my father’s guidance, I learned to appreciate and evaluate food at a professional level.

My exposure broadened over the years as our family travelled around the world. You will find me seeking out local street foods one day and enjoying Michelin-starred fine dining the next.

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If I have to pinpoint the city’s best roast goose, Yat Lok (34-38 Stanley Street, Central, tel: 2524 3882) would be it. They have the perfect amount of skin char, crispy texture and juicy meat. I recommend enjoying the goose with lai fun noodles, as the soup is incredibly delicious.

Lam loves the delicious roast goose at Yat Lok restaurant, 34-38 Stanley Street, Central.
Lam loves the delicious roast goose at Yat Lok restaurant, 34-38 Stanley Street, Central.

There is nowhere better for spicy chicken pot than Supreme Restaurant (16/F, Chong Hing Square, 593-601 Nathan Road, Mong Kok, tel: 2148 2628). The sauce is very flavourful and the chicken juicy.

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