PostMag writer Jason Wordie explores how Hong Kong's culinary landscape evolved from British army camp food to street food hawkers and even the influence of Chinese railroad builders Discover the ...
Just over 100 years ago, Hong Kong had little presence on the map of Chinese gourmet cuisine. Hong Kong, a mere fishing village so insignificant that the Qing Dynasty handed it over to the British as ...
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