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Tin Heung Lau is another institution in Tsim sha Tsui, specializing in the cuisine of Hangzhou, from the delta of the Yangtze River, near Shanghai.
Shanghai Garden specializes, as its name suggests, in the cuisine of Shanghai, although the menu features quite a few specialties from other regions of China.
Spring Deer is a 40 years old "institution" that specializes in north Chinese cuisines and serves some outstandingly good Peking duck, Smoked tea duck and Beijing style lamb in an unpretentious environment.
Cheena in Causeway Bay's "Rosedale on the Park" specializes in Chinese food with a modern twist, and gives special attention to lighter and healthier dishes.
Yunyan Szechuan Restaurant : Located in Miramar Shopping Centre, on Tsim sha Tsui's Nathan Road, this Michelin featured restaurant serves some of the best Szechuan food on the Kowloon side of Victoria Harbour.
Liu Yuan Pavilion serves fantastic Shanghainese food in a pleasant and somewhat elegant ambiance, and although it is slightly pricier than an average Chinese eating house, the dining experience justifies it.
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Peking Garden serves some of the best "Peking Duck" in Hong Kong, and features nightly noodle-making presentations that are very popular
Hong Kong Lao Shang Hai Restaurant is an iconic Shanghainese restaurant that has been serving some of the best Hairy-Crabs in town for god knows how long...
Da Ping Huo is a private-kitchen restaurant that has made a name for itself for preparing some of the most fabulous Sichuan food in Hong Kong. The dining experience is complemented by a live performance of the owner-singer.
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Din Tai Fung, the Hong Kong offshoot of the world's best and most successful Taiwanese restaurant chain serves scrumptious "Xiao long bao" (Chinese steamed buns), as well as other dumplings and Wonton-noodles in a very clean and pleasant setting, and at affordable prices.
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China Club, the creation of local celeb and founder of Shanghai Tang, Sir David Tang, is a unique 1930s Shanghai styled resto-club that serves fantastic Chinese cuisine in a very pleasant ambience.
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