How fun is that??? You got to make your own noodles!!! I'm so pleased you are creating these awesome moments with your mum... and making memories to last a lifetime. That's spectacular. Great video Janice. See you next time!! (P.S. - say hello, hello, hello to Mum!)
Hi There. Loved what you share as you play tourist in HK. My wife and I saw the segment on the making of noodles and we are so hyped and want to go to HK already! Really enjoy your works. And I like subtlety of your logo and the corner of the video!
I always love how the lettuce at shake shack looks so pretty and picture perfect! Will have to check out the coffee shop in SSP - thanks for sharing =)
HK really looks like a lovely and vibrant city, thanks for exposing this to me, most definitely on my list of more places to explore and experience! PS, the food looks delectable...
Your vlogs are refreshing and you always put so much thought into it ..I really love your channel Janice ..I love love love all share DELISH food with us thank you ..💕🥰❤️..x
Honestly shake shack is still my favourite burger joint to date. I get a double patty shack burger without lettuce coz we don’t make friends with salad :P . Yes, chips is soooooo good.
Loving seeing your adventures around HK! Cafe Sausalito is one of my faves! Shack Shack hack - The Single Shack Burger, no tomato, extra onion and ask for extra shack sauce! (I go for the chicken nuggets over the fries) - enjoy your time in HK with the heat!
I love shake shack! I’ve only had it in NY as I live here but my friend from HK had it there and NY and said it’s not the same. Perhaps the beef is different? Also I never order the shack burger - not a fan of the sauce. Loving all your videos! My daughter and I have to make a trip to HK soon. We came across your quarantine video and it really helped us a lot.
I think Shake Shack is really good compared to other burger chains in the USA where the overall quality of their burgers is very different to the ones you find in Australia. Even at McDonald's in Aus, everything is much more fresh and loaded with vegetables. Chains like Shake Shack and In-and-Out are top tier by American standards but they are honestly nothing remarkable compared to the burger places in Australia - especially the independent stores where they really load your burger up with traditional things like egg and beetroot! Although when I was last in the USA I tried a burger place called Umami Burger and it was really delicious!
$244 for grapes 😳 !!! The products looked amazing but wow! The Cup noodles Museum was really cool. Hope you will try one of your own noodles pack in a future Video!
I think I've only been to the one in New York as they aren't here in Canada. This was years ago, so I don't remember much. I may be going to NYC later this month to visit co-workers. I will keep you posted...
I really loved this video Janice! Great job :) I didn't know Hong Kong imports so many food products from other countries. The way you pronounce tomato is so cute 🥰 Looking forward to your next video.
I only go to Shake Shack Burger in New York, one of the best hamburger of New York. So yummy, so crunchy, with delicious meal and bacon. And with the amazing view.
City Super so good I've been there so many different variety of foods from other countries. Glad you went there. Haven't been to Hong Kong in 2 years definitely missed this place. :)
3:27 Looks full of flavour, yummy and healthy. AU$19 for the burger, fries and drink... not bad. Average New Zealander spends NZ$20-$30 on lunch each weekday.
That instant noodle museum looks interesting. I have to go next time I am in Hong Kong. As for Shake Shack, I recall one time in Chicago Illinois in the USA they had a Korean version of the burger and fries
@@JaniceFung it said it on the menu that was Korean. I think people did UA-cam videos on it. I think they had a different sauce for the burger and fries if I recall from that time I ordered it
Ms. Janice, thanks for sharing your video! I was planning to try shake shack, hk, in 2019. But riots caused my family to cancel our trip. Wanted to try the milk tea shake! On our list to see/do same as your visits (cup a noodles & old police station). Been to city super. Nice but pricey. Would walk around & walk off lunch.
Love shake shack… I normally get double patty shack burger and customise it with extra onions, pickles & shack sauce on the side with chili sauce & mustard… also order well done fries for extra crispiness.. the more I ate it the more I like it lol
Can you do a video teaching simple Chinese language phrases, and explain Mandarin vs Cantonese? Just the basics, like how to order food and "Where is the bathroom?". I am a mess, I have a Japanese wife and Korean kids, tried/failed to learn both languages. Korean is easier. But Chinese sounds so cool I would like to know a bit. Great video! You are so cool -- like my wife you just take on new languages like no big deal. I am from Iowa USA and am no dummy but geez Asian languages are hard to learn!
Interesting, fun video. It looks like HK is quite expensive these days, but would you say there is a lot of budget food to be found there, especially Chinese food?
Have you tried Tonkichi tonkatsu seafood restaurant. Our family used to dine at the one in tst, the One mall. Had my first taste of fresh Oysters (raw) there as well. When I was younger I thought eating them was gross 🙃.
Oh I haven’t! I’ll make a note of this 🙂 I used to think oysters were gross too, much to my siblings delight because then they get to hve my share haha. But now I love them ☺️
Janice - check out Hong Kong Hoods videos. Theres a fish ball grandpa who does these authentic healthy real fish balls, there's a soup noodle from a San Pan boat that you have to find like in Pokemon Go. Perfect Continuous Eats goes to these super decked out HongKong Restaurants where lunch is $3888 HK per person. Don't spend your precious time check out prisons please 😛
I was just as shocked as you about the macaroni. Doll noodles are about $1usd in NYC these days @$5hkd a pack it's a deal. I need to find it on Amazon now
Miss Hong Kong so much. Can you go to Jollibee to try their deep fry chicken and take some video there if allowed? Taste very good, and I would say it is better than any KFCs... hahahahahaha~~
I have a faint suspicion that things are getting more expensive in HK than in Sydney. I mean $8.4 for a coffee? Specialty coffee granted but still.. the burger too 💵 Oh well it’s the experience that counts I guess when being a tourist :) Thanks for sharing your journey with us!
I always found coffee in hk to be double the price when compared to Sydney. I think in hk you can definitely find cheap eats at diners and what not, but then there are restaurants in central, for eg that I find to be very pricey for the food they serve. Quite a bit of a range!
@Janice Fung Oh is that right, perhaps has to do with how the beans are always imported? I probably didn’t just visit the cafes enough when I went back to Hk hehe! Have to agree with you on the cheaper eats, if you know to know where to go! :)
The burgers are okay.6/10 they contain a lot of fillers. I do like their fries and Onion Rings. You should make a video about eating the noodles you made, You can carefully cut them out of the bag and restuff it with paper then re-seal it. Otherwise, it's just going to rot and possibly expand a rupture and ....gross.
I wasn’t impressed with ShakeShack in the Philippines .. & you’ll paying expat prices Yes you need to pay individual items .. that’s how the prices at up
I know right! coffees in Hong Kong are like double the price when compared to ones in Sydney. unless you get HK style coffee at diners, or if you go to mccafe
How fun is that??? You got to make your own noodles!!! I'm so pleased you are creating these awesome moments with your mum... and making memories to last a lifetime. That's spectacular. Great video Janice. See you next time!! (P.S. - say hello, hello, hello to Mum!)
Respect for going out to Sham Sui Po: that's where a lot of family have come from. Awesome work
Hi There. Loved what you share as you play tourist in HK. My wife and I saw the segment on the making of noodles and we are so hyped and want to go to HK already! Really enjoy your works. And I like subtlety of your logo and the corner of the video!
thank you Joseph! glad you guys like it!
I always love how the lettuce at shake shack looks so pretty and picture perfect! Will have to check out the coffee shop in SSP - thanks for sharing =)
I also have a obsession with super markets and go to all of them when I travel
The instant noodle making experience would have been great! I would have been so excited!
Shake shack hamburger is just standard but their portobello burger is awesome!!
Really enjoyed your video. They always make me hungry as usual 😁
Love the editing, Janice! Thanks for showing a variety of snippets in HK :)
thank you so much Megan!
I'm glad you're enjoying Hong Kong , it really is a city full of stuff to do and try.
I just love instant noodles and trying new ones, that visit to the factory looks so much fun!
haha yeah im always tempted to give new ones a go. i have also been meaning to try the ichirai instant ramen in my local asian supermarket
The shroom burger at shake shack is the way to go. A portobello mushroom filled with an explosion of gooey cheese in between to buns
HK really looks like a lovely and vibrant city, thanks for exposing this to me, most definitely on my list of more places to explore and experience!
PS, the food looks delectable...
KL is better off. HK is over expensive
Loving these Hong Kong videos, very interesting & looks like you are having a lot of fun
Your vlogs are refreshing and you always put so much thought into it ..I really love your channel Janice ..I love love love all share DELISH food with us thank you ..💕🥰❤️..x
Thank you Irena! 💛💛
One secret item at Shake Shack is the Peanut Butter Bacon Burger. Wherever I go there, I always get a malt shake.
Honestly shake shack is still my favourite burger joint to date. I get a double patty shack burger without lettuce coz we don’t make friends with salad :P . Yes, chips is soooooo good.
The design on your noodle package is adorable
thanks Jessy!
Loving seeing your adventures around HK! Cafe Sausalito is one of my faves! Shack Shack hack - The Single Shack Burger, no tomato, extra onion and ask for extra shack sauce! (I go for the chicken nuggets over the fries) - enjoy your time in HK with the heat!
I love shake shack! I’ve only had it in NY as I live here but my friend from HK had it there and NY and said it’s not the same. Perhaps the beef is different? Also I never order the shack burger - not a fan of the sauce.
Loving all your videos! My daughter and I have to make a trip to HK soon. We came across your quarantine video and it really helped us a lot.
The chips look a lot like the chips at Fat Belly Jacks in Newtown, nice burgs there too.
I think Shake Shack is really good compared to other burger chains in the USA where the overall quality of their burgers is very different to the ones you find in Australia. Even at McDonald's in Aus, everything is much more fresh and loaded with vegetables. Chains like Shake Shack and In-and-Out are top tier by American standards but they are honestly nothing remarkable compared to the burger places in Australia - especially the independent stores where they really load your burger up with traditional things like egg and beetroot! Although when I was last in the USA I tried a burger place called Umami Burger and it was really delicious!
Wondering where you have been...turns out I have not been getting notifications that you posted! Lots to catch up on!
Hi Janice! I love your videos. The cup noodles museum is so much fun! Hope it is still there when I go back Hong Kong next time.
Thank you so much Cherry!
Try a small local friendly fusion restaurant called Home Kitchen if you are still in Hong Kong.
16a Victory Ave Ho Man Tin Kowloon.😄👍
$244 for grapes 😳 !!! The products looked amazing but wow! The Cup noodles Museum was really cool. Hope you will try one of your own noodles pack in a future Video!
It must be Sunday! I love that piano tune!
Haha cheers Rob! Thanks for watching !
Yea Shake Shack offers bacon cheese fries, but i noticed it's not on the menu in the Asian locations. It's the best item!
Have you been to Shake Shack before? What's your go-to order?
Tried one time and first time in Hong Kong back in 2019
I've tried before in Hangzhou, umm..well i order the veggie burger it is not bad, just not bad🙃 I prefer M and KFC hah..
haha I love KFC's wicked wings
I think I've only been to the one in New York as they aren't here in Canada. This was years ago, so I don't remember much. I may be going to NYC later this month to visit co-workers. I will keep you posted...
I really loved this video Janice! Great job :) I didn't know Hong Kong imports so many food products from other countries. The way you pronounce tomato is so cute 🥰 Looking forward to your next video.
I only go to Shake Shack Burger in New York, one of the best hamburger of New York. So yummy, so crunchy, with delicious meal and bacon. And with the amazing view.
Thank you for doing these videos! Try the peanut butter bacon shack burger
So many varieties from many countries. I love hk food.
You must try the Shack Stack burger, which is a cheeseburger with the fried mushroom patty, legit the best burger we have tried!! ☺☺
You should try shroom burger, milkshakes and cheese fries!! :)
City Super so good I've been there so many different variety of foods from other countries. Glad you went there. Haven't been to Hong Kong in 2 years definitely missed this place. :)
3:27 Looks full of flavour, yummy and healthy. AU$19 for the burger, fries and drink... not bad. Average New Zealander spends NZ$20-$30 on lunch each weekday.
it's around $20 - $25 in Sydney too - really hard to find anything under $10 now!
Can you do some Vlogs on local Hong KOng food including the famous TamJai Yunnan Mixian please?
That instant noodle museum looks interesting. I have to go next time I am in Hong Kong. As for Shake Shack, I recall one time in Chicago Illinois in the USA they had a Korean version of the burger and fries
Oh how interesting! Do you know what their korean burger was like ?
@@JaniceFung it said it on the menu that was Korean. I think people did UA-cam videos on it. I think they had a different sauce for the burger and fries if I recall from that time I ordered it
Looks delicious 🤤 thank you so much for sharing 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for watching Benjamin!
I definitely have a deeper appreciation for Instant Noodles after watching this. 🙂
Haha thanks for watching John!
真心覺得你好鍾意食野, 同你一齊食野果個應該好開心
You should get the Portobello shroom burger. Best item on their menu.
Ms. Janice, thanks for sharing your video! I was planning to try shake shack, hk, in 2019. But riots caused my family to cancel our trip. Wanted to try the milk tea shake! On our list to see/do same as your visits (cup a noodles & old police station). Been to city super. Nice but pricey. Would walk around & walk off lunch.
Thanks Teresa! Glad you enjoyed the videos ☺️
Love shake shack… I normally get double patty shack burger and customise it with extra onions, pickles & shack sauce on the side with chili sauce & mustard… also order well done fries for extra crispiness.. the more I ate it the more I like it lol
oh I didnt know you can customise your fries!
In Singapore outlets, you can use their self help kiosk machines where you can customise your orders
Must try shroom burger
Yeah I’ll do that next time! A lot of people recommended that!
excellent video...👌👌
Try dimdimsum in jordan… 😁😁😁
you are in Hong Kong, I was thinking of doing the same thing
Hi Janice, how much did it cost to do the noodle making class and can you make cup noodles as well?
💜👍💜👍💜.........cool video .....hope to visit HK again one day
Can you do a video teaching simple Chinese language phrases, and explain Mandarin vs Cantonese? Just the basics, like how to order food and "Where is the bathroom?". I am a mess, I have a Japanese wife and Korean kids, tried/failed to learn both languages. Korean is easier. But Chinese sounds so cool I would like to know a bit. Great video! You are so cool -- like my wife you just take on new languages like no big deal. I am from Iowa USA and am no dummy but geez Asian languages are hard to learn!
Nice nice nice 😀
Thank u thank u thank u
Interesting, fun video. It looks like HK is quite expensive these days, but would you say there is a lot of budget food to be found there, especially Chinese food?
Have you tried Tonkichi tonkatsu seafood restaurant. Our family used to dine at the one in tst, the One mall. Had my first taste of fresh Oysters (raw) there as well. When I was younger I thought eating them was gross 🙃.
Oh I haven’t! I’ll make a note of this 🙂 I used to think oysters were gross too, much to my siblings delight because then they get to hve my share haha.
But now I love them ☺️
Definitely try the Chick n Shack burger next time you're there! It's my favourite 🍔
I will do, thanks for the rec!
Hi Janice 👋🏻
The weather reminds me of Melbourne
Oh really? How so??
It's pretty hard to find decent coffee and Western food like in Sydney. I do however go to 皇后飯店 for Borscht and steak every time I visit Hong Kong. 😁
yeah the coffee in hk is like double the price in Sydney!
Janice - check out Hong Kong Hoods videos. Theres a fish ball grandpa who does these authentic healthy real fish balls, there's a soup noodle from a San Pan boat that you have to find like in Pokemon Go. Perfect Continuous Eats goes to these super decked out HongKong Restaurants where lunch is $3888 HK per person. Don't spend your precious time check out prisons please 😛
$3888 HKD per person for lunch?!??! what are they eating?
I was just as shocked as you about the macaroni. Doll noodles are about $1usd in NYC these days @$5hkd a pack it's a deal. I need to find it on Amazon now
haha what's your go to flavour?
@@JaniceFung I'm an og. Red one with the sesame oil no doubt
Nice video as always! What was the cost to get into the cup noodles museum?
good video
gotta get the shroom burger at shake shack
I'll do that next time! :D
Hand grind coffees in hong kong are so expensive expensive !!
I know right!
Hi are the covid qurantine is ever gonna be finished there?
Miss Hong Kong so much. Can you go to Jollibee to try their deep fry chicken and take some video there if allowed? Taste very good, and I would say it is better than any KFCs... hahahahahaha~~
Haha I might do just that !
Honestly I love shake shack but think five guys in hong kong is better!!
That's very interesting Nissin museum and you can make your own noodle. Is there any entrance fee?
yes it's $120 HKD for adults, that's around $21 AUD
@@JaniceFung That’s not bad 👍🏻
My goodness, how often do you go get a colonoscopy with all the junk food that you eat?
I have a faint suspicion that things are getting more expensive in HK than in Sydney. I mean $8.4 for a coffee? Specialty coffee granted but still.. the burger too 💵 Oh well it’s the experience that counts I guess when being a tourist :) Thanks for sharing your journey with us!
I always found coffee in hk to be double the price when compared to Sydney. I think in hk you can definitely find cheap eats at diners and what not, but then there are restaurants in central, for eg that I find to be very pricey for the food they serve. Quite a bit of a range!
@Janice Fung Oh is that right, perhaps has to do with how the beans are always imported? I probably didn’t just visit the cafes enough when I went back to Hk hehe! Have to agree with you on the cheaper eats, if you know to know where to go! :)
Janice, why Don’t you speak all in Chinese? Your Chinese is so good
Please review jollibee!!!!
ok!!!
Second!!
hellllo !!!
Just leaving a comment as per your instruction
just reading this like I said I would
The burgers are okay.6/10 they contain a lot of fillers.
I do like their fries and Onion Rings.
You should make a video about eating the noodles you made, You can carefully cut them out of the bag and restuff it with paper then re-seal it.
Otherwise, it's just going to rot and possibly expand a rupture and ....gross.
that is something I haven't considered.... ok I might actually do just that
1st!
Helllllo!
Mommy not impressed with Shack Burger 🍔 lol
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@@JaniceFung Janice,how long u gonna stay in hk ?
Lovely review, very much enjoyed. You are simply beautiful would love to meet you.
Why do you blink so much when you put the bandana in front of you ?
I have no clue
@@JaniceFung learning through reinforcement
$8.40 for a coffee! I wonder why you were the only customer?
Shake shack? Haha not a great rep of HK food thou. The burger is a bit too oily for my liking. I prefer Five Guys actually. Their chips are amazing.
I wasn’t impressed with ShakeShack in the Philippines .. & you’ll paying expat prices
Yes you need to pay individual items .. that’s how the prices at up
Very expensive.
the real question is do you prefer five guys over shake shack 🤣
the burger I had at shake shack was too small for me :P but then again it was also half the price
That's an expensive coffee
I know right! coffees in Hong Kong are like double the price when compared to ones in Sydney. unless you get HK style coffee at diners, or if you go to mccafe
you should go to China as well travel vlogging in China would be so much more interesting.