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Doll face and out of front a ding

Doll face and out of front a ding

  • Doll noodles and a ding before the exit Are you hungry, I'll cook a noodle for you to eat, this dialogue can often be heard in Hong Kong dramas. When I first arrived in Hong Kong, the tea restaurant is the restaurant that best reflects the taste of Hong Kong, in addition to a variety of food and desserts, there are also doll noodles and Izumae Yiding. These two types of instant noodles are in...
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Doll face and out of front a ding

Doll face and out of front a ding
"Are you hungry, I'll cook noodles for you to eat" - this dialogue can often be heard in Hong Kong dramas. When I first arrived in Hong Kong, the tea restaurant is the restaurant that best reflects the taste of Hong Kong, in addition to a variety of food and desserts, there are also doll noodles and Izumae Yiding. These two kinds of instant noodles have always been hot selling products in the mainland, at first the first Izumi Yiding was the first Nissan instant noodles to enter Hong Kong, and then Hong Kong people felt that the taste was good, so they imported Japanese noodle making machines to make the "Hong Kong version of Izuzen Yiding" doll noodles. Hong Kong has a fast-paced lifestyle, and this instant noodle is the best choice to save time. The Hong Kong version of the former Yiding is similar to the doll noodle packaging, with only one dough cake and a package of seasonings, and more ingredients are DIY by yourself.
Tea restaurants often supplement noodles with chicken chops, pork chops, chicken wings, etc., and then accompanied by drinks such as milk tea and coffee, which is a regular set meal, and the price does not exceed 50 yuan. It is worth mentioning that the taste of the Hong Kong version of the doll noodles and the Izuzen Yiding is completely different from the mainland version, and if you want to experience the fast pace of Hong Kong office workers, this instant noodle is very suitable.
 
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