Lan Fong Yuen

Lan Fong Yuen is located in the basement of Chungking Mansions, quite inside. But good wine is not afraid of a narrow alley, Lan Fong Yuen also confidently sells its own salted lemons, claiming to be "Hong Kong's famous souvenirs." The special lunch set is 58 yuan, with steamed rice with cured pork ribs, pan-fried cuttlefish meat patties, etc.

It is near Chongqing Mansion. There are many people and you need to wait for a table, but everyone shares the table, so you won't have to wait too long. Lan Fong Yuen in Tsim Sha Tsui is in Chongqing Mansion. It is said that Lan Fong Yuen is the ancestor of silk stocking milk tea. Lan Fong Yuen's Hong Kong-style silk stocking milk tea has a strong tea flavor and is very bitter when you drink it.

Lan Fong Yuen's milk tea is a must-order, because it was once famous for its milk tea. The silk stocking milk tea has a smooth taste and strong flavor, which is really great. Another signature of Lan Fong Yuen is the salty lemon Sprite, which you can't get anywhere else.

We came at 3pm, no need to queue, and browsed the sports brand nearby. We were in a hurry many times when we came to Hong Kong, and we had never eaten at a tea restaurant. This time, I came with my friends, and we had to try the famous Lan Fong Yuen and drink silk stocking milk tea. We were not disappointed. We spent 127 for two sets of meals and a lard bun. We met a family of three locals at the table, and they enthusiastically recommended it in their unfamiliar Mandarin. The 2-year-old child loves to laugh and cooperates very well.

Every time I go to Hong Kong, I seem to come to Lan Fong Yuen. Although my husband said that there is nothing special here and the milk tea is just average, I still can't change this habit. There are still as many people as before, and there is always a queue. Pork chop rice and pork chop buns are always a must-order, as well as milk tea. This time, a friend doesn't like milk tea and asked for cola lemon, but he ended up with a cup of ice lemon slices and a can of cola. I still ordered milk tea.

Now, every convenience store in Shanghai sells Lan Fong Yuen milk tea. You can imagine how famous this store's milk tea is! Their pork chop buns are also delicious, and I think they are no worse than the pork chop buns in Macau! I like lo mein! Demae Ichijo's noodles are great!

The environment is quite crowded, the service is very good (my friend spilled the milk tea, and he came to help clean it up immediately!) and, by default, they give you a knife and fork, but you can also ask the waiter for chopsticks. I had the Yuanyang Ghost Rice, which was delicious! The Silk Stocking Milk Tea is also great! Not too sweet, with a strong tea aroma, you can add a little sugar to the milk tea yourself. In addition, my friend said that the macaroons were not very delicious. That's it!

On the underground first floor of Chungking Mansions in Tsim Sha Tsui, there is a store selling sports brands when you go downstairs. The innermost part is Lan Fong Yuen. The owner must like Alan Tam very much. His photos are everywhere in the store. The restaurant is very crowded and there is nothing to say about the environment. It is just a place selling fast food, but the ingredients are sufficient. The taste is good. 4 adults and 1 child ate more than 300 yuan, which is barely acceptable in Tsim Sha Tsui.