Hong Kong Street Food
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- BOWL PUDDING
- CHESTNUTS
- CHEUNG FAN
- COWOFFAL
- CURRY FISH BALL
- CUTTLEFISH
- EGG TART
- EGG WAFFLE
- EGGETTES
- FISHBALL
- MILK TEA
- OCTUPUS
- PANFRIEDBUNS
- PIG INTESTINE
- PINEAPPLE BUN
- SHARKS FIN
- SIUMAI
- SQUID TENTACLES
- STINKY TOFU
- SWEET POTATOES
- THREE TREASURES
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Hong Kong street food is the ready-to-eat snacks hawkers sell at food stalls. Egg tarts, fish balls, egg waffles, and cheung fan sit alongside milk tea and pineapple buns on this list. Look too for chestnuts, curry fish ball, pig intestine, and even sharks fin, all wallet-friendly bites worth sampling.
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