MUST VISIT Yum Cha Chinese Restaurant, Dim Sum & Satay Beef Noodles | Hong Kong Weekly Vlog 香港Vlog
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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Locations featured in this video:
Nuva Chinese Restaurant, Asia World Expo
Hup Heung Yuan, Haiphong Temporary Market
M+ Museum, West Kowloon
TST Pier
Things ordered at Nuva restaurant:
bean curd beef balls: $60 HKD (~$11.15 AUD)
pork & prawn siu mai: $68 HKD (~ $12.50 AUD)
prawn dumpling (har gow): $68 HKD (~ $12.50 AUD)
fried taro dumpling: $60 HKD (~$11.15 AUD)
char siu: $168 HKD (~ $31.20 AUD)
tofu pudding: $58 HKD ($10.80 AUD)
creme brûlée w/ ice cream: $78HKD ($14.50 AUD)
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MUST VISIT Yum Cha Chinese Restaurant, Dim Sum & Satay Beef Noodles | Hong Kong Weekly Vlog 香港Vlog
👇🏻what are you 3 must order items when going to yum cha??
Har gow, siew mai and chicken feet
Fried rice pork bun Fish from the tank 😀
Yesss!
What kinda fried rice ?
Chicken feet, chicken feet, chicken feet
I really enjoy your videos Janice. I'm not Asian at all, just a white Aussie bloke, but it's so cool seeing you speak about food and culture through an Australian perspective. Thoroughly enjoyable content. That spring roll "hat" thing looked delicious!
thank you so much! im glad you enjoy the videos ☺️
Your vids are fabulous! Love the food, scenery, your family, your Mom's cooking, even your fun sis. You're a natural, Janice. Am still catching up with all your vids..ALL GREAT!! Thanks so much!! 🤗❤️😘
Enjoyed the blog especially the opening Nuva segment on yum cha. Got hungry watching you feasting. Thanks.
Lol, the sister interaction is the best, A+ entertainment.😁
I too have a similar thing when comes to prawns like that, I just eat whole shell and all. 😋
🤜🏻🤛🏻
As my sis had lived in Hong Kong island for about 5 years, I visited that country pretty a lot. Your videos recently bring me my memories in HK. Thank you, Janice😀 I also have recommended my sis to watch it (coz now she is in Sydney), she loves it ❣️
Aww I’m glad you guys like it! Thank you so much for watching the videos! ☺️
good to see the star ferry service still in action, thank you for all the museum tours too
Didn’t know about such a nice restaurant at AsiaWorldExpo. Thanks for sharing. Your mum’s soup is so enticing!
would highly recommend a visit! though should make a booking because otherwise really hard to get a spot
that first restaurant looks amazing
it's really good! would really recommend a visit!
Great video Janice... hope you are enjoying your travels... and time with Mum!! Hugs, PS
Awesome love your content. Keep it going. Been a subscriber from the start so awesome to see you doing so well 👍
thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
Wow, I am still amazed at that Taro SCallop dumpling....! I will watch the rest after I am back from work.
yeah that taro scallop dumpling was pretty delish
That yum cha looked DIVINE those spring rolls looked so crispy and everything looked so fresh …I loved the food your mum cooked so yummy and I am loving the Hong Kong vlogs ..Thanks for sharing Janice I love your channel ..x💕🥰❤️
Thank you so much Irena! 🥰🥰
You eating that hat shaped goody was my favourite part of the video! Keep it coming!cheers
Thanks for showing all those places! I will go to tst food stall for sure!
nice! hope you like it Jodie!
Great video, and nice to see HK as it is now. The first time I went that space museum was next to the waterfront if it's the building across the road from the Peninsula hotel.
thanks so much Sam! yes it's the building opposite the Peninsula!
Girlll been waiting for your video all week
Gotta work for them prawns if you want to eat. Peel and eat 👍😂 Very nice video Janice. 1st place looked really fancy.
Hahaha indeed . Thanks for watching !
Nostalgia for me, thanks Janice!
thanks for watching David!
I miss HK food , HK is food heaven 😂
Those taro dumplings & spring rolls look amazing 😻 😻😻
they were both reallllly good
Hi Janice thank you for your sharing
Yum! Definitely think taro ice cream, the purple one 😉
That Yum Cha restaurant looked amazing!!!! 🤤🤤🤤 Another great video Janice!! 😊
Thank you Heidi! ☺️
I can tell you practiced saying "worcestershire" 😆 Quite a mouthful. Wonderful video. Keep up the good work. A fan from NYC
Hahahah was it that obvious! 😅
Foods looks delicious and nice
I absolutely miss HK.
Thanks for sharing the interesting places in Hong Kong. It looks safe to go there again. Haven’t been for 5 years! Your mum curry chicken looks really yummy. Do you have the recipe ?
I will ask her for the recipe and add a link here once I've written it up!
Great video.
I remember my mom going to Hong Kong some 25 years ago when she said dim sum was 60 cents US, .(87 Aud). She said people piled so many dim sum plates in front of them after eating, you could not see their faces anymore. Lol. In NYC now, dishes are $4.00 and up a dish ($5.84 Aud
She also went to the Jumbo boat restaurant that recently closed and heard the boat sunk.!
Keep doing your signature “hello, hello, hello” and “byeeeee” at the end!
Excellent video... total BIG Thumbs UP👍👍👍👍
Thank you!! 🙏🙏🙏
Dim sum was a work of art💜
It was! So pretty and yummy!
every part in this video is my favorite!! the views of hong kong, the yummy foods, your sister uploading your video and your mom cooking a feast! Do your parents reside in HK? I gotta try to make that curry chicken!! does it taste more like ones you order from a hk restaurant?
Love your videos so wholesome
thank you so much!
I need to yumcha now!
let's go yum cha!
Will visit Sydney soon any reco for good resto and coffee shops
Envy the yum cha choices in HK, feel hungry just watching your video. Your sister is a legend LMAO!
hahaha yeah, really cant beat yum cha in Hong Kong!
Love me some Sunday night Janice!
Hey thanks for the shout-out!
thanks for watching Rob!
As much as the food looked incredible at Nuva, the noodles bowl was looking so good. This reminds me the Hawker Centers in Singapore. Is it me or the city seems pretty modern? Everything looks new.
Prawns are fresh!!!
omg look at the black chicken soup!
it tastes really good too
Wow the spring rolls look amazing; never seen that before! Wondering how many days have you been staying in HK (included first 7 days quarantine in hotel)? Thanks!
HAHAHA, Your sister ripping on you was hilarious! That first restaurant was really really fancy, they had gold leaf on the dumplings. Is UA-cam in HK? I think they have their own social media there. Lucky you are away for the new flood, a bunch of Sydney suburbs had to be evacuated. Im still tripping out over Shinzo Abe's death. He was a good friend to Aus.
nice! hope you like it Jodie!
what vaccination permits do you have to show the local restaurants upon entry??
Enjoy yourself in Hong Kong
Haha your sister is hilarious!
how many museum in Hkg as well in Sydney for comparison
Janice, we should do a dinner in hk
Hi Janice 👋
With prawns use a knife and fork. The same way you eat a banana and a Mars bar with a knife and fork. No mess and you’ll look extra civilised. 👌
I’ve never eaten a banana or Mars bar with a knife and fork
@@JaniceFung try it- you’ll never look back and you’ll be able to handle prawns like a pro. Especially when mum does big banana prawns in a sticky glaze. You peel the prawns with knife and fork and dip the meat into the sauce. That’s how you handle a prawn situation with finesse.
I thought they've already terminated the star ferry service 😯 I miss beef satay noods so much 😭also I believe k11 musea is just a shopping center but is contemporary art-inspired? they sometimes put one or two art pieces on display hhaha thanks for the vlog everything looks amazing 😍
Star ferry still running! ☺️ ahh thanks for letting me know about k11 musea.. Ill keep an eye on those art pieces next time !
Hey hey hey 👋 did u see many aircrafts on the sky?
How does it compare to your yum Cha places in Sydney?
Your asian accent pronouncing worcestershire got me, then again my try-hard asian words is woeful.
Oh wait is it only meant to be 2 syllables??
@@JaniceFung think it's 3. woo-stu-shuh, it gets me tongue-tied too
More mom cooking videos!
I'll let her know :D
Hk food my favourite 😋
mmmm 😋
😊😊😊
☺️☺️☺️
can i get the chicken soup recipe?!
I’ll ask my mum and then write it up!
It's interesting to me how the Cantonese term "yum cha" is part of the English speaking vernacular amongst Australians. This use of "yum cha" simply doesn't exist amongst English speakers in the United States. Here, rather than saying, for example, "Let's go yum cha," we would say, "Let's go get some dim sum." Something like that. The operative term would be "dim sum." Amongst Cantonese speaking folks in the U.S., of course, "yum cha" is a common expression. But, outside the confines of a Cantonese conversation, "yum cha" is never used. Personally, I think it's cool that "yum cha" is used in an English speaking context in Australia. I wonder if "yum cha" is similarly used in the United Kingdom and Canada. I don't think it is. But, I don't know.
Yumcha prices aren't excessive compared to Sydney considering how decadent that all looks...
yeah it's actually not too bad !
Hi Janice nice video. Add oil
cheers John!
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👍💜👍💜 love dim sum
me too 🥟
Hi hi hi, will u take a dim sum making course in hk? Make use of the time in hk
I think I'll stick to just eating dim sum haha
good video
thanks Joseph!
Moma - museum ?
yup
Lmao your sis is funny
omg dont encourage her
Hi Janice
I had just finished watching your video, and to my surprise your mum makes chicken curry exactly the same as me. I'm from HK also, maybe it's the Hong Kong style of curry 😉
I remember going on the Star ferry as a child.
Erika from Perth WA
haha maybe it is! does she add coconut milk in it as well?
thanks for watching Erika!
@@JaniceFung Hey Janice, yes coconut milk as well, exactly the same recipe.
able to speak cantonese?
sick to see Jacky Chan and Stephen Chau were featured
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This must be an investment with Mr Mark Dickson.
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He helped me recover what I lost trying to trade myself
I also needed he's info too I’ll write him thanks.
Love you. Hope I can meet you on street
Yeah that doesnt sound creepy at all 🤣
compare this to those overrated korean food
What overrated Korean food?
For the longest time i didn't know what 喼汁 "GIP JUP" was called in English. Wasn't until we got some frozen balls to make at home decided to google it. Found it hilarious we had Worcestershire sauce in the cupboard already