The crunch bunch: More Hong Kong staples

Sunday 12 April 2009 00:00 BST

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Ho Hung Kee

2 Sharp Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, tel: 00 852 2577 6558

This popular, fairly basic noodle shop serves up what many regard as Hong Kong's finest wonton noodle soup. One slurp and you're hooked

Luk Yu Tea House

24-26 Stanley Street, Central, Hong Kong, tel: 00 852 2523 5464

Probably the world's most famous dim-sum house, Luk Yu is the place to go for a true taste of old Hong Kong

Farm House Restaurant

A1A Plaza, 18 Hysan Avenue, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, tel: 00 852 2881 1331

This popular, home-style Cantonese restaurant is famous for its glutinous-rice-stuffed chicken wings, although the dim sum is also a highlight

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