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Hao Tang Hao Mian

Sha Tin

Tucked away on a narrow street in Tai Wai, Hao Tang Hao Mian looks like a modest noodle shop but is run by a former Caprice sous chef with over 20 years of French culinary experience. He brings fine-dining discipline to just 12 noodle soups, each built around its own painstakingly prepared broth and toppings, using premium seafood, beef bones and seasonal vegetables. Stocks are simmered for days and loaded with ingredients to ensure every bowl is deeply flavoured and satisfying. Beyond noodles, the house-made sorbets, churned from fresh fruit with no artificial additives, make a light, refreshing finish. 

G/F, 20 Chik Chuen Street, Tai Wai, New Territories +852 2813 5077
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