Tin Hau & Tai Hang Food Recommendation - A Small Neighbourhood Filled with Bars, Cafes, and Restaurant

Tai Hang presents a unique, cozy, stylish, and relaxed vibe. Amidst small neighbourhood streets lined with bars, cafes, and restaurants, there exists a surprising tranquillity. Visitors leisurely enjoy time at favourite spots, but there's more - excellent food.

Our Recommendation

Man Sing Bing Sutt

This no-frills eatery has a reputation for serving superior homestyle comfort food, particularly the Steamed Pork Patty(蒸肉餅). The 50-year-old restaurant delights with a little cone-shaped meat tower topped with a golden salted yolk. Tender, moist, and incredibly affordable.

Shun Hing

Arguably, Shun Hing serves the finest scrambled egg in Hong Kong in the form of a Cha Chaan Teng. The signature Scrambled Egg and Char Siu Rice(叉燒炒蛋飯) is an extraordinary dish, featuring soft scrambled eggs and thin slices of sweet-savoury char siu drizzled with homemade thick, dark soy sauce.

Bing Kee

Bing Kee, nestled between low-rise tenements, has offered the most authentic DPD quick-bite experience since the 1950s. Signature dishes include the peppery Grilled Pork Chop Noodles (豬扒意粉) and silky-smooth milk tea(絲滑奶茶).

Fineprint

For those craving both a roasty latte and craft cocktails, Fineprint offers the best value. The industrial-chic café embodies a laid-back Aussie vibe, thanks to its Australian founder who won the World Latter Art Champion. Don't miss the daily "Fifty Buck Happy Hour" from 4 to 8 pm.