Minnan (閩南) Spring-rolls, Mei King Street

Two Minnan Spring-rolls (閩南潤餅/春捲) were in one Xiamen (廈門) cuisine eatery, Mei King Street, To Kwa Wan District, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Lunch of City Tour, SAGE

The "Yam Cha" as a lunch for City Tour by Elderly Centre of SAGE (The Hong Kong Society for the Aged) was in one Chinese restaurant, Wan Chai District, Hong Kong.

Two kinds of fish dishes, Causeway Bay

The Chaozhou (潮州) fish dish and Thailand one were at reunion dinner of H.T.'s families, Causeway Bay District, Hong Kong.

Stripe Sesame Cracker, Kowloon City

The "Stripe Sesame Cracker" as Teochew (潮州 Chaozhou) snacks are in one traditional cake shop, Kowloon City District, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Five-spiced chicken roll (五香雞捲), Kam Ping Street

A dish of Five-spiced chicken roll (五香雞捲) and a bowl of salty rice (咸飯) were in one South Fujian (閩南) Cuisine restaurant, Kam Ping Street, North Point District, Hong Kong.

A northern dumpling shop, Wan Chai

Five pcs. mutton and green onion dumplings (京蔥羊肉餃) in one dish and a bowl of Sichuan spicy noodles (四川擔擔面) were in one Northern Dumpling eatery, Wan Chai District, Hong Kong.

Historic Chinese restaurant, Nathan Road

One historic Chinese restaurant is on Nathan Road, Mong Kok District, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Chinese traditional liquor, Mei Ho House

Exhibits of some Chinese traditional liquor are in showroom of exhibition area of Mei Ho House, Sham Shui Po District, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Sichuan Dan Dan Noodles, Wong Tai Sin

A bowl of signature Sichuan Dan Dan Noodles and a dish of Deep-fried Spring Rolls were in one famous historic Sichuan Restaurant, Wong Tai Sin (formerly at Diamond Hill) District, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

"Ants climbing a tree" (螞蟻上樹), HKU

The "Ants climbing a tree" (螞蟻上樹) of one classic Sichuan (四川) dish was in HKU Banquet Hall of one HKU canteen, HKU (The University of Hong Kong), Western District, Hong Kong.

Chinese steamed-cakes, Ki Lung St.

Zhongshan (City in Guangdong Province) style steamed-cakes made by rice-powder were from one historic Zhongshan style Lai-fun shop, Ki Lung Street, Mong Kok District, Kowloon, Hong Kong.