GoldthreadHong Kong is a meat lover’s paradise! People here like to have a plate of roast pork, chicken, or duck with rice for a quick lunch, and on special occasions. Follow us to find the best char siu and roast pork in town.
This is the last episode of City Bites, Hong Kong edition, where we dive into the city’s unique food culture, and its roots.
0:00 HK-style roast meat 2:54 How to make the best char siu 4:48 When to eat a whole roast pig 7:24 HK’s food scene
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We Found the Juiciest Char Siu in Hong Kong | City Bites Hong Kong Edition Ep7Goldthread2023-03-15 | Hong Kong is a meat lover’s paradise! People here like to have a plate of roast pork, chicken, or duck with rice for a quick lunch, and on special occasions. Follow us to find the best char siu and roast pork in town.
This is the last episode of City Bites, Hong Kong edition, where we dive into the city’s unique food culture, and its roots.
0:00 HK-style roast meat 2:54 How to make the best char siu 4:48 When to eat a whole roast pig 7:24 HK’s food scene
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#hongkong #roastmeat #bbqWe Are GoldthreadGoldthread2023-05-15 | Travel is back! This year, we’ll hit the road again and bring you amazing stories from across Asia. There'll be much more to come on Goldthread, so stay tuned. And let us know in the comments below what and where you’d like us to cover!Authentic shrimp dumplings🍤 #shortsGoldthread2023-05-10 | What is your favorite dim sum?🤤 In Hong Kong, shrimp dumplings, or har gow, is the go-to dim sum dish at every yum cha restaurant. You can taste the textures of bouncy shrimps and smooth wrappers all in one bite. Watch our full video to know more about dim sum culture: youtu.be/rZJirawDlGYThis Salad Bowl in Singapore Comes with SoupGoldthread2023-05-09 | Singapore’s hawker food is known to be sinful. But there’s actually a dish that you can indulge a ton in without guilt. It’s called Thunder Tea Rice, a traditional Hakka dish made for generations.
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#rice #singapore #hawkerHow to make bunny puddings 🐰#ShortsGoldthread2023-04-27 | Floating boba bunnies?! Yesss. And these bunny puddings are just as good on their own. Kat Lieu, the founder of online food community Subtle Asian Baking, shows us how easy it is to make them (p.s. it’s the Year of the Rabbit). The full recipe is on our official website. Aaaaand…we’re giving away freebies (U.S. only)! More details here: instagram.com/reel/CrhLm-JBn1o/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Discover HK’s Best-kept Secret: Hidden Indian Food Gem in Chungking MansionsGoldthread2023-04-26 | How do you know a restaurant’s any good? When it’s stood the test of time. Jacky Brar’s family has been serving authentic Indian food in Hong Kong’s Chungking Mansions since 1987, and his dedication to sharing the flavors of his culture with people in the city — so much so he’s perfected his Cantonese — has brought him many fans.
Shop address: Shop 96-97, 1/F, Chungking Mansions, 36-44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
0:00 Best Cantonese speaker here 0:51 Coming to Hong Kong 1:43 The signature prawn curry 4:15 Life in Hong Kong
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#hongkong #india #foodLucas Sin’s Fried Egg Over Rice | A Basic Chinese DishGoldthread2023-04-21 | The simplest recipe for a satisfying meal🍚. Chef Lucas Sin, of Nice Day and Junzi Kitchen fame, shares his favorite childhood rice dish that’s made with just egg, soy sauce, rice, and aromatics and condiments you can find in your pantry. Try it when you crave a late-night treat 😈.
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00:00 Simple and good egg over rice 00:36 Ingredients 00:47 How to cook it 04:54 Behind the scenes
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Producer: Yoyo Chow Videographer: Cliff Man, César del Giudice Editor/Animation/Mastering: Victor PeñaWould You Eat This Gooey Dessert for Breakfast? | City Bites Wuhan Edition EP3Goldthread2023-04-11 | People in Wuhan have a breakfast rule: Something liquid and something dry. Since the food tends to be very starchy or doughy, the way to get it all down is to pair it with a sweet wine or soup. Double yum!
This is the last episode of City Bites, Wuhan edition, where we dive into the city’s unique food culture, and its roots.
0:00 Wuhan’s breakfast rule 1:00 Egg rice wine 3:58 Lotus root starch soup 5:40 Breakfast time = Family time
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#China #breakfast #foodLava egg tart 🤯?! #shortsGoldthread2023-04-06 | Guess what’s inside🧐? If regular egg tarts are not satisfying enough, try this one with lava custard! A Cha Chaan Teng in Hong Kong created this version to attract younger customers. Check out our full videDim sum mukbang😋 #shortsGoldthread2023-04-03 | Nomnomnom…dimsum makes our producer gobble nonstop😋. What’s your go-to dim sum combo? Watch our full video to find out how to order like a local: youtu.be/rZJirawDlGYFrom Fish to Fishballs 🐟😍#shortsGoldthread2023-04-01 | Love those sticks and bowls of fish balls you get in Hong Kong?
We visited one of the few fish ball factories left in the city. Kau Kee Food Factory, which produces nearly half of all of Hong Kong’s fish balls, showed us how they turn fish into a bouncy, chewy delight.
Watch our full video to know more about Hong Kong’s fast food culture: youtube.com/watch?v=BEmPI6fGgV4&t=8sCarbs on Carbs?! We Tried Doupi and Fried Buns in Wuhan | City Bites Wuhan Edition Ep2Goldthread2023-03-31 | Walk into a random breakfast shop in Wuhan, and you’ll definitely find something called doupi. It’s like an egg roll stuffed with sticky rice and crunchy bamboo shoots. And if you’re still hungry, there’s always a fried bun to grab — that’s made to Wuhan’s love for carbs.
This is the second episode of City Bites, Wuhan edition, where we dive into the city’s unique food culture, and its roots.
0:00 Carbs, carbs, carbs 2:09 What is doupi? 6:04 Wuhan’s special fried bun 7:24 Why so much carbs?
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#China #breakfast #foodWuhan is China’s Breakfast Heaven. Here’s Why | City Bites Wuhan Edition EP1Goldthread2023-03-29 | If you love breakfast, Wuhan should be on your list. It’s the breakfast capital of China with over 100 types of breakfast items. One that everyone loves is hot dry noodles, and we hunt for the best one in this episode.
This is the first episode of City Bites, Wuhan edition, where we dive into the city’s unique food culture, and its roots.
0:00 China’s breakfast capital 1:40 “Celebrating” mornings 2:39 Wuhan’s history 4:08 Soupy or dry noodles?
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#China #breakfast #foodFlower shop in a cocktail 💐🍸 #shortsGoldthread2023-03-27 | [Paid Partnership with Singapore Tourism Board]
As head bartender and founder of The Elephant Room, Yugnes Susela infuses three different types of jasmine flower to create his bar’s signature drink, called Jothi’s Flower Shop. Check out how the third-generation Indian pays homage to Singapore’s Little India with his cocktail concoctions that use spices, mangoes and cheese.
Chef Rishi Naleendra of two-Michelin-starred restaurant Cloudstreet in Singapore created this sweet and savory treat by chance, and then put it on the menu as a seasonal dessert. Check out the chef’s other dishes that are influenced by the places where he has lived – Sri Lanka, Australia and now Singapore. #dessert #Michelin #SingaporeDan Dan Noodles | A Basic Chinese DishGoldthread2023-03-21 | Dan dan noodles are a quick street food snack whipped up at speed for folks in Sichuan. Here’s our version, but feel free to get creative and tweak the recipe to your taste.
Recipe: https://gt4.life/Dan-Dan-Noodles
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#recipe #how to #chinesefoodFried sticky rice😯#shortsGoldthread2023-03-20 | Look at that runny yolk🥚🤩! Different from the classic lo mai gai (糯米鸡) which the sticky rice with chicken is steamed in lotus leaves, this dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong pan-fries it and adds a salted egg yolk on top. Which version do you like more🤤? Watch our full video to know more about dim sum culture: youtu.be/rZJirawDlGYI lava bun…😍#shortsGoldthread2023-03-20 | I lava you…😍Every dim sum lover in Hong Kong has to order sweet and salty egg custard buns. Caution: don’t let the steaming hot lava burn your mouth! Watch our full video to know more about dim sum culture: youtu.be/rZJirawDlGYThe Juicy, Crispy Fried Chicken You Don’t Get at KFCGoldthread2023-03-17 | Tender and juicy meat with a light and crispy skin — this is the Cantonese answer to fried chicken. Silas Li, a chef who specializes in Cantonese cuisine, shows us how he makes this classic dish. It looked super complicated, but we tried it! Did we succeed?
0:00 China’s answer to fried chicken 00:51 How to make it 02:38 Our turn!
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#Friedchicken #Chinesedish #ChineserecipeMake your own hor fun noodle bowl #shortsGoldthread2023-03-17 | [Paid Partnership with Singapore Tourism Board] How do you keep a 77-year-old food business alive? In Singapore’s Chinatown, fourth-generation hawker Debbie Yam of Tang Kay Kee Fish Head Bee Hoon injects modern twists into traditional Cantonese dishes made from her great-grandfather’s recipes, as seen in her DIY version of a hor fun noodle bowl. #PassionMadePossible #VisitSingapore #4thgenerationPlant-based chicken rice? #shortsGoldthread2023-03-15 | [Paid Partnership with Singapore Tourism Board] Chicken rice but make it vegan, anyone? Try it at Asia’s first and Singapore’s only fully plant-based butchery, Love Handle. Its executive chef and co-founder, Addis Tan, says his version is as flavorful as the OG. Watch how he re-creates this iconic dish. #PassionMadePossible #VisitSingapore #sustainablelivingApples…or Baos? Meet the Illusion Pastry Master Behind It | Chef’s PlateGoldthread2023-03-10 | Is this a real apple? Is this a carb fiend’s fantasy? This dim sum chef in Beijing is a master of Chinese illusion pastries, a thousand-year old culinary art. And! The pastries he creates don’t just look cute, but they are also used to bless others (or yourself, because who can resist?).
0:00 Chinese illusion pastries 1:08 Signature apple baos 2:27 How to shape 2:58 Inventing his own recipes
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#dimsum #foodart #pastryApple…buns 🤯? #shortsGoldthread2023-03-09 | Apples they are not🍎! They are buns made by an illusion dim sum master in Beijing. Can you imagine what they taste like😮?Smooth and strong Hong Kong milk tea #shortsGoldthread2023-03-08 | Silky hot milk tea for winter, anyone🥰?There are so many variations of milk tea around the world. In Hong Kong, people like the tea flavor to be extra strong while making sure it still goes down smooooth. Here’s how it is made at the oldest existing Cha Chaan Teng in town.Asian Bread Really Is Different. Here’s Why.Goldthread2023-03-03 | Ever had bread from an Asian bakery? You know it’s soft as a pillow, sweet, and stuffed with all sorts of fillings. Why is the bread so different from Western-style ones, and what’s the secret technique to make such fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth buns?
0:00 Soft and Sweet 00:30 What do the French think? 03:43 Ancient Secret Technique 04:52 The Science Behind It
*Morimori Yogashi, 1 Everton Park, #01-31, Singapore 081001
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#bread #asianbakeries #foodscienceSmooth and strong Hong Kong milk tea #shortsGoldthread2023-03-02 | Silky hot milk tea for winter, anyone🥰?There are so many variations of milk tea around the world. In Hong Kong, people like the tea flavor to be extra strong while making sure it still goes down smooooth. Here’s how it is made at the oldest existing Cha Chaan Teng in town.General Tso’s Chicken | A Basic Chinese DishGoldthread2023-03-01 | It’s now an iconic Chinese-American food, but General Tso’s Chicken was actually invented in Taiwan and named after a Chinese war hero as an homage to Hunan, a province in China. Here’s how you can make it at home!
Recipe: https://gt4.life/GeneralTsosChicken
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00:00 General Tso’s Chicken 00:34 Ingredients 00:42 How to cook it 03:17 Behind the scenes
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#recipe #how to #chinesefoodThe Way to Eat Oysters You’ve Never Heard Of | In SeasonGoldthread2023-02-24 | Love oysters but can’t eat them raw? You’ll thank the people who live along China’s southeastern coast then! They love them dried. You can pan-fry these oysters, or cook them with other ingredients to give the dish an umami punch.
So how do you harvest and dry these oysters? We visited one of Hong Kong’s oldest oyster farms to learn their secrets.
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00:00 What are dried oysters? 01:27 How do you farm oysters? 03:12 Sun-drying them 04:09 Years of hard work
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Producer: Cassie Fei Videographer: César del Giudice, Cassie Fei, Shanshan Kao Narration: Tiffany Ip Editor: Ryan Yip Animation: Victor Peña Mastering: Victor Peña
#hongkong #seafood #travelAll You Need to Know about Cart Noodles | City Bites Hong Kong Edition Ep6Goldthread2023-02-20 | Hong Kong people eat fast. In Hong Kong, you’d see people grabbing a bowl of noodles and gobbling it up in less than 10 minutes. How did this street-side food become a city staple, and how do you make sure it cooks fast and still tastes good?
This is the sixth episode of City Bites, Hong Kong edition, where we dive into the city’s unique food culture, and its roots.
0:00 Cart noodles 4:00 Fish ball factory 7:30 How to eat it like a local
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#hongkong #cartnoodles #fastfoodKaya jam showdown 🥥 #shortsGoldthread2023-02-19 | Who can turn down kaya toast 🤤. It’s a Southeast Asian breakfast/snack where a generous serving of sweet coconut jam and butter is slathered on toast🥥🍞. Did you know there are two types of kaya? Watch our full video to know the difference: [youtu.be/9SvE2j8A1oo]Cooking Hacks Part 3 - Peeling Garlic , #shortsGoldthread2023-02-18 | Ugh, it’s been 15 minutes and you’re still trying to get the skin off them garlic without crushing them😫. Here’s a trick!Inside the white rabbit candy factory🐰 #shortsGoldthread2023-02-16 | Aren’t white rabbit candies the best snack to celebrate the year of the rabbit🐰? Follow us to their factory in Shanghai to see how these iconic candies are made 👀: youtu.be/CF1nrA4mk0MWhy Kaya Toast Is Singapore’s Favorite Breakfast and Where It Came FromGoldthread2023-02-15 | A smear of velvety coconut jam, and generous slab of cold butter between two slices of crispy, toasted bread — that’s how many Singaporeans and Malaysians love to start their day or take a tea break. How did kaya toast, with its European roots, become a beloved mainstay in Southeast Asia?
0:00 What is kaya toast? 0:30 A 100-year-old shop making kaya toast 01:54 History of kaya toast 02:40 A Hainanese fusion dish
*Chin Mee Chin’s address: 204 East Coast Rd, Singapore 428903
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#Singapore #Travel #KayatoastCooking Hacks Part 4 - Peeling Egg Smoothly #shortsGoldthread2023-02-11 | Want your hard-boiled eggs to be smooth and perfect after peeling them🥚? We’ve got the method for youWe Went on a Food Hunt in Chungking Mansions | City Bites Hong Kong Edition Ep5Goldthread2023-02-10 | From Ghanaian to Indian, Chungking Mansions is home to nearly all of the world’s cuisines. The landmark is also a representation of Hong Kong’s cosmopolitan nature, and what better way to connect people and cultures than through food?
This is the fifth episode of City Bites, Hong Kong edition, where we dive into the city’s unique food culture, and its roots.
0:00 What’s inside Chungking Mansions? 2:35 Ghanaian cuisine 5:01 Indian cuisine 6:54 How food connects people
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Producer: Angie Hon Videographer: Nicholas Ko Editor: Nicholas Ko Animation: Stella Yoo Narration: Dai Qian Mastering: Victor Peña
#hongkong #chungkingmansions #foodGolden century eggs🤯🥚?! #shortsGoldthread2023-02-08 | Have you tried a GOLDEN version of century eggs🏅🥚? We went to a factory in Sichuan to find out how they make these special century eggs, or pidan. Are you wondering why these century eggs are different from the usual black ones? Answers here: youtu.be/jIybRPJXXDMAnts Climbing A Tree 🐜🌲 #shortsGoldthread2023-02-07 | Ants Climbing A Tree — that’s not some nature reference. It’s actually the name of a spicy, pungent Sichuanese dish made with ground pork, mung bean noodles, and fermented bean paste (no ants involved!). Learn how to cook it in under 15 minutes! Full recipe here: https://gt4.life/Ants-Climbing-TreeChina’s crocodile crawls 🐊?#shortsGoldthread2023-02-06 | Who says old folks in China only dance and walk in the park? This fitness group in eastern China’s Hangzhou province gathers at 5 a.m. every day to practice crocodile crawling👀🐊. Learn more about what exactly this exercise is here: [LINK]Ants Climbing A Tree (Sichuan Minced Pork Glass Noodles) | A Basic Chinese DishGoldthread2023-02-03 | Ants Climbing A Tree — what is that?! It’s a delicious mung bean noodle dish fried with ground pork that got its name from how it looks. This Sichuanese dish is spicy, savoury, and pungent. Let’s learn how to cook it in under 15 minutes!
00:00 What is Ants Climbing A Tree 00:23 Ingredients 00:37 How to cook it
*Full recipe: https://gt4.life/Ants-Climbing-Tree
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Producer: Clarissa Wei Videographers: Kaley Emerson, Laticia Fan Editor: Blue Lam Animation: Stella Yoo Mastering: Victor Peña Special Thanks: Allissa Tai
#chinesefood #cooking #tutorialWhy are These People Crawling at Parks in China?Goldthread2023-02-01 | Would you like to crawl in a park with these folks? This fitness group in eastern China’s Hangzhou province gathers at 6 a.m. every day just to practice an exercise called the crocodile crawl. Videos of people doing this fitness regime all over the country have lit up Chinese social media. Watch this video to find out what’s behind the craze.
0:00 What’s the crocodile crawl? 01:25 What’s behind the craze? 03:09 GT team tries it out 05:10 Does crawling really help?
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0:00 Who is Daniel 2:14 Consultation 4:21 DIY Chinese herbal drinks 6:21 5 simple office exercises 9:48 Review
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#Daniel 劉醫師 #TCM #gym #workoutWhy is Hong Kong a Dim Sum Paradise | City Bites Hong Kong Edition Ep4Goldthread2023-01-24 | To many Hong Kongers, dim sum is more than just good food. It’s an excuse to hang out with friends and family for hours. And it’s no longer just a Sunday brunch thing. People in the city love it so much that now, they get it anytime, anywhere. Follow us to the best dim sum spots in Hong Kong to find out what makes these small plates of food so special.
This is the fourth episode of City Bites, Hong Kong edition, where we dive into the city’s unique food culture, and its roots.
0:00 What is yum cha? 3:27 What dim sum to order 4:19 Dim sum chefs are everything 7:04 Midnight dim sum
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Must-eat Dai Pai Dong Street Diners in Hong Kong | City Bites Hong Kong Edition Ep3 youtu.be/FCw6DjaDPYw
Why Milk Tea in Hong Kong Tastes So Unique | City Bites Hong Kong Edition Ep2 youtu.be/wW3IxfFXfoQ
Producer: Angie Hon Videographer: Erin Lo, César del Giudice Editor: César del Giudice Animation: Stella Yoo Narration: Dai Qian Mastering: César del Giudice
#hongkong #dimsum #yumchaFive Things To Do on Lunar New YearGoldthread2023-01-20 | Happy Lunar New Year from the GT team🧧! It’s the most important festival for many folks in the Chinese community. Here are five Chinese customs the occasion is all about!
0:00 Give or receive red packets 0:29 Enjoy festive food 1:00 Toasting like a Chinese 1:43 What to decorate with
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Producer: Angie Hon Videographer: Angie Hon, Yoyo Chow, Edmond Ng Editor: Victor Peña Animation: Victor Peña Mastering: Victor Peña
#festival #lunarnewyear #chinaLucas Sin’s Lunar New Year Egg Dumplings | A Basic Chinese DishGoldthread2023-01-18 | What does your family eat during Lunar New Year🧧? Chef Lucas Sin, of Nice Day and Junzi Kitchen fame, is here to teach you how to make Chinese ingot-looking egg dumplings that symbolize fortune. They’re his family’s go-to dish during the festival! And they’re very easy to make.
Recipe: https://gt4.life/Lucas-Sin-Egg-Dumplings
This is “A Basic Chinese Dish,'' where we teach you how to cook classic, simple dishes from China — so easy to make, they’re like learning your ABCDs.
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00:00 What are egg dumplings? 00:40 Ingredients 00:51 How to cook it 03:35 Behind the scenes
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#lunarnewyear #lucassin #eggdumplingsCandy floss sweet and sour pork😯?! #shortsGoldthread2023-01-13 | Plain ol’ sweet and sour pork? Yeap, that’s good. But how about a candied floss version 🤤? Instead of coating the pork cubes with melted sugar, this restaurant in Hong Kong makes a candy floss and adds it to the dish right before serving it so the pork stays crisp. Learn more about the diner here: youtu.be/FCw6DjaDPYwCooking Hacks - Sliced Scallions #shortsGoldthread2023-01-11 | Need some thinly sliced scallions 🔪 to top a dish? Here are two easy ways to shred them!
Cooking could be messy sometimes. So we’re going to teach you dozens of cooking hacks to make your time in the kitchen easier🍽️. Stay tuned and follow us @goldthread2 for more.
#cookinghacks #cooking #hacks #tips #cookingtipsMust-eat Dai Pai Dong Street Diners in Hong Kong | City Bites Hong Kong Edition Ep3Goldthread2023-01-11 | In the 1960s, there were hundreds of open-air food stalls, or dai pai dong, in Hong Kong. Now, only 21 of them are left. People love them for serving cheap lunches and stir-fried dishes with the heavenly wok hei taste. Follow us as we visit two of the most popular dai pai dong in the city!
This is the third episode of City Bites, Hong Kong edition, where we dive into the city’s unique food culture, and its roots.
0:00 What is a dai pai dong? 02:49 Central’s queen of Macaroni 05:19 Stress busters 08:11 Oldie but goodie
*Sing Heung Yuen’s address: G/F, 2 Mee Lun Street, Central, Hong Kong *Chorland Cookfood Stall’s address: Shop 2&4, G/F, 187 Ma Tau Wai Road, To Kwa Wan, Hong Kong
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If you liked this video, we have more stories about regional food and drinks in China:
Cook and Eat the Freshest Fish on a Fishing Boat | City Bites Hong Kong Edition Ep1 youtu.be/VkYBL2BvaUk
Why Milk Tea in Hong Kong Tastes So Unique | City Bites Hong Kong Edition Ep2 youtu.be/wW3IxfFXfoQ
Producer: Yoyo Chow Videographer: César del Giudice, Gavin Wong, Will Hon Editor: Nicholas Ko Animation: Stella Yoo Narration: Dai Qian Mastering: Victor Peña
#HongKong #Travel #DaiPaiDongCooking Hacks Part 1 - Peeling Tomatoes The Easy Way #shortsGoldthread2023-01-07 | Love tomatoes but don’t like having to chew on the skin🍅? Here’s an easy way to peel them!
Cooking could be messy sometimes. So we’re going to teach you dozens of cooking hacks to make your time in the kitchen easier🍽️. Stay tuned and follow us @goldthread2 for more.
#cooking #hacks #tips #cookingtipsWhy Milk Tea in Hong Kong Tastes So Unique | City Bites Hong Kong Edition Ep2Goldthread2023-01-06 | Pineapple buns, egg tarts, and milk tea — you can get an authentic taste of Hong Kong just by visiting a Cha Chaan Teng. These Hong Kong-style cafes serve a plethora of dishes that’s both inspired by the east and the west. We visited the oldest existing Cha Chaan Teng in Hong Kong, as well as a newer one that’s trying to put a spin to the tradition.
This is the second episode of City Bites, Hong Kong edition, where we dive into the city’s unique food culture, and its roots.
0:00 How to make authentic HK-style milk tea 4:19 What locals love to eat 5:50 Giving Cha Chaan Teng food a twist 8:44 Should we reinterpret Cha Chaan Tengs?
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If you liked this video, we have more stories about regional food and drinks in China:
Cook and Eat the Freshest Fish on a Fishing Boat | City Bites Hong Kong Edition Ep1 youtu.be/VkYBL2BvaUk
Why People Fly Across the World for Her Offal Congee | City Bites Shunde Edition Ep3 youtu.be/-HQgjAe3bEM
Producer: Angie Hon, Cassie Fei Videographer: Gavin Wong, César del Giudice, Erin Lo, Cassie Fei, Ryan Putranto Editor: César del Giudice Animation: Stella Yoo Narration: Dai Qian Mastering: César del Giudice
#hongkong #chachaanteng #cafe7-11 Food Combo - Tea Rice #shortsGoldthread2023-01-05 | With LESS THAN $3👛, you can make a bowl of warm and filling oolong tea over rice🤩. Convenience stores in Asia are known for having tons of food and snack options. We tried out some of the food combos popular in mainland China and Hong Kong.
What do you think about this combo? Stay tuned and follow us @goldthread2 for more!
(Just a disclaimer: We ate all the food so nothing was wasted🍗!)