A summary of the best gourmet foods for solo travelers in Hong Kong

A summary of great food for a solo trip to Hong Kong 🇭🇰 📍Tim Ho Wan When you think of Hong Kong, this is the place to go! A Michelin-starred dim sum restaurant 🥟 The melon bun char siu is famous, but I prefer shumai. The K11 store apparently has a limited menu! 📍Crystal Lotus The venue for Disney dim sum's big win 🐭 It's all about cuteness, but the taste is also delicious, so you can't let your guard down. ※Pre-orders and character menu selections are a must! 📍Ding Dim 1968 If you want a light dim sum meal, this is the place to go. The shrimp shumai and truffle xiaolongbao were so delicious that I couldn't stop ordering 🥹 I was relieved to receive a takeout box◎ 📍Peninsula Hong Kong Pool Lounge The breakfast buffet, available only to guests, was amazing...✨ The extraordinary feeling reset everything. It was a splurge that was the right answer. 📍Maxim City Hall Wagon-style dim sum battle🔥 Dim sum flows only during lunch hours! The style of picking up what you want to eat is actually more exciting (lol) 📍bakehouse The god of egg tarts✨ The crispy and creamy texture is addictive, so you can't help but buy more. The line is long, but it moves quickly and there's no stress◎ 📍Cupping Room Coffee Roasters The seats on the ocean side of the Harbor City store are especially recommended☕ The combination with the rich Basque cheesecake was amazing! 📍Xiang Xing Ji Shanghai Shengjianbao The baked xiaolongbao, a regular in Michelin! The crispy and fluffy texture and spurting meat juice are destructive from the first bite. The moment I took a bite, I was drowned in the deliciousness 🥹 "Easy to enter even alone", "Easy to order", "Really delicious" Hong Kong gourmet selected based on such criteria 🍽️ I would be happy if it reaches the same type of person ♡ #Let's go to Asia #Hong Kong