[Eat] Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui – Very Good Seafood Restaurant (Update: 2017)

Craving for some yummy Hong Kong Dim Sum, and staying near Tsim Sha Tsui? Why not head down to Very Good Seafood Restaurant. This restaurant is one of the places I always go to satisfy my dim sum craving when I am in Hong Kong (it was introduced by our Hong Kong friend years ago).

Very Good Seafood Restaurant

Situated in the bustling streets of Tsim Sha Tsui, a famous seafood restaurant that not only served seafood at night but the dim sum from morning till afternoon. This restaurant has been around since the 70s, it is quite well known among the locals as they are a venue for dinner event for the Television broadcasting station in Hong Kong and lots of celebrities have recommended this place too.

Where?

How to get there

Alight at Tsim Sha Tsui Station, walk out to exit B1 turn right and walk for 1-2 minutes

Opening Hours:

08:00 – 23:30

Cost?

Dim Sum (Per Pax)

$100 HKD – $150 HKD

Additional Charge for Drinks/Tea

$11.80 HKD Per Pax

Menu:

What did we have?

The Lao Huo Soup (Served after 10:30 am, per pax serving) **Recommended

Rice Roll with Prawn (Steamed)

Steamed Rice Roll with BBQ Pork (Char Siew)

Boiled Chinese Choi Sum

Beef Balls (Steamed)

Steamed Pork ball with crab roe

BBQ Pork Bun

Steamed Chicken Feet

Prawn Dumpling **Recommended

XO Sauce Fried Turnip Cake

Pan fried bean curd sheet roll with prawn

Sliced Ginger Century Egg (Not in the menu, need to order separately)

Deep-fried Taro Dumpling **Recommended

Desserts

Cashew Nut Cream Soup

Osmanthus Pudding with coconut juice **Recommended

Overall

All the dishes served are delicious and that’s the reason why I chose to return whenever we are in Hong Kong. You can order dim sum like prawn dumplings and steamed pork balls with crab roe, etc. first and after 10.30am you can order the Lao Huo soup and XO sauce fried Turnip cake.  As for the dessert, please remember to order the above photos shown, especially Osmanthus Pudding with coconut juice. I tried this dessert at other Dim sum restaurants but I don’t like it but my friend asked me to give it a try here. It is not too sweet and most importantly, I love the combination of both the Osmanthus and coconut pudding.