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Taitongese Cuisine

Yuen Long

Hidden among the village lanes of Tai Tong, Taitongese Cuisine is famed for irresistible lychee-wood-roasted chicken. Smoky, crisp-skinned and succulent, each bird is kiln roasted to order and delivered straight from the fire so it arrives still sizzling, its aroma leading the way. Honourable mentions include stir-fried peanut sprouts, which offer a fresh, nutty crunch, and steamed grass carp with preserved mustard greens. 

G/F, 198 Tai Tong Tsuen, Tai Tong Shan Road, Shap Pat Heung, Yuen Long, New Territories +852 2478 3133 / +852 9133 6292
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