2014 香港百度經典美食

經典菜式-脆皮鮮蝦腸
“鮮蝦腸粉是廣州和香港酒樓常見的點心，用米漿置於特製的多層蒸籠中或布上逐張蒸成薄皮，然後分別鋪上爽滑鮮蝦仁為餡料，蒸熟後捲成長條，切段上碟。香滑美味！而點點心獨創招牌菜之一脆皮鮮蝦腸，即叫即做，以香脆的米網紙包住香炒海蝦肉及芹菜，有別於坊間的鮮蝦腸粉，口感獨特，即點即製，確保每條鮮蝦腸都鬆脆可口!”

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DIMDIM SUM DIMSUM

‘The mirrored walls let you see what the locals are ordering. You’d be really pushed to spend more than HK$100 per person here.’

This unremarkable looking little dim sum shop in Kowloon has found fame since winning an award for Hong Kong’s best dim sum – no mean feat in a city that’s drowning in top-drawer dumpling dispensaries. The menu mixes classics with more unusual house specialties. Go beyond Siu Mai and Har Gow for pan-fried tofu skin with chicken and cumin; fried nine dishes and pig’s blood with XO sauce; and steamed tripe with black pepper sauce. For those with a sweet tooth a special mention goes to their pineapple buns – made with chunks of fresh fruit – and their sesame seed balls.
-Recommended by Richard Ekkebus

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DIMDIM SUM DIMSUM SPECIALTY STORE

“They have an English menu and a mixed crowd. Try their fried stuffed eggplant; “treasures wrap” of chicken, fish maw, mushrooms, and ginger; and pan-fried tofu skin with chicken and cumin. For the more adventurous: the fried “nine dishes” with pig’s blood and XO sauce.”
—Richard Ekkebus, Amber, Hong Kong

《TimeOut》 2011年度香港最佳點心

TimeOut Hong Kong – 2011 Food and Drink Awards: Best Dim Sum

Dimdim Sum Dimsum Specialty Store

This place has several things going for it. First, there’s the extensive dim sum menu, which mixes classic items with quirkier house specialties (try the ‘real’ pineapple bun filled with small chunks of actual fruit). Second, everything served to the table is steamed/baked/fried fresh-to-order. Third, we’re enamoured by the shrimp rice flour rolls that come with an extra layer of crisp, deep-fried rice paper around its filling. Last but not least, this place serves dim sum until one in the morning. How can we not love it?