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Watercress honey

Watercress honey

  • Watercress honey, also known as vegetable honey, is made by boiling a large amount of watercress in water and adding honey. The color is slightly yellower than honey water, and it is a popular drink in tea restaurants. It can be served cold in the summer and hot in the winter. Recommended shops: San Heung Yuen (Ken Kee) Commercial District: Sham Shui Po...
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Watercress honey

Watercress honey
Also known as vegetable honey, it is made by boiling a large amount of watercress in water and adding honey. The color is slightly yellower than honey water, and it is a popular drink in tea restaurants. It can be served cold in the summer and hot in the winter.
 
Recommended Stores:
Sun Heung Yuen (Kee) 
Business district: Sham Shui Po
HKD 40 per capita
Address: G/F, 38 Kweilin Street, Sham Shui Po
Phone: 85-23862748
Opening hours: Open 24 hours from Monday to Sunday
Interlocked: No

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