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Sidewalk Cafe Restaurant

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Western establishments with a Hong Kong influence made a triumphant return to Sheung Shui with the opening of Sidewalk Cafe Restaurant. The glow of warm lighting against wooden furnishings sparks a sense of nostalgia here. The kitchen offers a wide array of dishes, from a British-style all-day breakfast to chicken macaroni in borscht. Other popular choices include the spicy shrimp angel hair pasta with garlic, and the baked seafood rice with cheese and white sauce. Sidewalk also offers a very popular American hot dog during tea time.

Shop 503, 5/F, Spot, 48 Lung Sum Avenue, Shek Wu Hui, Sheung Shui, New Territories +852 2868 2733
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