Casual Dining in yuen-long

Ho To Tai Noodle Shop ★ 4.5

Cantonese$yuen-longDaily 10:00-20:00

Ho To Tai in Yuen Long is the Michelin Bib Gourmand noodle shop still pressing dough with a bamboo pole, plating a wonton noodle that tastes like the lost.

Signature: Bamboo pressed wonton noodles, Stewed beef brisket, Pork dumpling soup

Order: Bamboo pressed wonton noodles in soup.

Tip: Take the West Rail to Yuen Long; the wait is the reason this is a destination noodle bowl.

Bakeries in yuen-long

Hang Heung Cake Shop ★ 4.4

Bakery$yuen-longDaily 09:00-21:00Walk-in onlyTraditional Chinese pastries and wife cakes

Hang Heung in Yuen Long has been baking Hong Kong's most famous wife cakes since the 1920s, with flaky discs of winter melon and almond paste.

Tip: The wife cakes go stale in two days; eat fresh at the shop or pack tinned for return travel.

Worth the queue: Wife cake (lo po beng) with winter melon and almond

Hidden Gems in yuen-long

Ho To Tai Noodle Shop ★ 4.7

Chinese$$yuen-longDaily 10:00-20:00

Ho To Tai Noodle Shop in Hong Kong: chinese room. A Michelin Bib Gourmand noodle shop in Yuen Long that still presses dough with a bamboo pole; few.

Why locals love it: A Michelin Bib Gourmand noodle shop in Yuen Long that still presses dough with a bamboo pole; few visitors take the West Rail to reach it.

Tip: The bamboo pressed wonton noodle is the dish to come for; the trip is the point.

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