Hong Kong food writer Emily Tong Lai-fong enjoys a Hong Kong-style milk tea at Wai Kee Noodle Cafe in Shan Shui Po, Hong Kong. Photo: Alkira Reinfrank
Hong Kong food writer Emily Tong Lai-fong enjoys a Hong Kong-style milk tea at Wai Kee Noodle Cafe in Shan Shui Po, Hong Kong. Photo: Alkira Reinfrank

Eat Drink Asia: Chicken feet, tripe, Chinese tea and chef Julien Royer from Odette

Hong Kong food writer Emily Tong Lai-fong enjoys a Hong Kong-style milk tea at Wai Kee Noodle Cafe in Shan Shui Po, Hong Kong. Photo: Alkira Reinfrank
Hong Kong food writer Emily Tong Lai-fong enjoys a Hong Kong-style milk tea at Wai Kee Noodle Cafe in Shan Shui Po, Hong Kong. Photo: Alkira Reinfrank

Bernice Chan and Alkira Reinfrank talk about what Anthony Bourdainmeant to Hong Kong and Asia; sample Cantonese favourites chicken feet and tripe; talk with a Chinese tea sommelier, drink milk tea in Sham Shui Po and discuss fine dining with chef Julien Royer, head chef and owner of Odette in Singapore.

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Bernice Chan

Bernice Chan

Bernice Chan is a former SCMP Culture writer who is now based in Vancouver, Canada, where she writes compelling stories about food and drink, lifestyle, wellness and the Asian diaspora. She previously co-hosted the award-winning Eat Drink Asia podcast and received a SOPA honourable mention for a video story about a Jamaican-American looking for her Chinese grandfather.

Alkira Reinfrank

Alkira Reinfrank

Alkira is a Senior Video Producer, where she presents and coordinates on-air interviews and video segments in the Post's studio. She is the series producer for the SCMP’s flagship video interview series ‘Talking Post’, which features global newsmakers, such as Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam, former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and fashion icon Vera Wang. Alkira also co-hosts the podcast series Eat Drink Asia, which was named Asia’s Best Entertainment Podcast at the Asia Podcast Awards in 2019. Before moving to Hong Kong, Alkira worked as a multimedia reporter with ABC News in Australia. Alkira has appeared on BBC World News, BBC World Service, i24 News (Israel) and The Project (Australia).