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Cheong Fun

Cheong Fun

  • Cheong Fun Hong Kong Cheong Fun is completely different from the traditional Cantonese sausage, with no filling, finer than pork cheong fun and is made by grinding rice and steaming. After being baked, it is rolled into a roll, sprinkled with peanut butter and sweet soy sauce, with white sesame seeds, lard, sweet sauce, the taste is delicate, and the peanut butter is fragrant...
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Cheong Fun

Cheong Fun
Hong Kong cheong fun is completely different from the traditional cantonese sausage, with no filling, finer than pork cheong fun, and is made by refining rice and steaming. After being baked, it is rolled into a roll, sprinkled with peanut butter and sweet soy sauce, and paired with white sesame seeds, lard, and sweet sauce, which has a delicate taste and a strong peanut butter flavor, so it is called dipping cheong noodle.
The delicious dipping sauce cheong fun is just right, the taste is soft and glutinous, and the surface is sprinkled with sesame seeds to exude a rich aroma.
 
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Business district: Sham Shui Po
HKD 25 per capita
Address: G/F, No. 121 Kweilin Street, Sham Shui Po
Phone: 85-27200239
Business hours: Monday to Sunday 06:30 - 20:30
Interlocked: No

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