Lan fong yuen is one of the few restaurants in Hong Kong. From its original form, it is still a food stall.

If it is convenient to carry, you can buy a sealed one, but if you want to have a more Hong Kong flavor and feeling, you can put it in a paper cup and try it at any time.

Its taste looks very strong, tea fragrance is very strong, coupled with milk fragrance, it feels particularly pure. Boys who don't like milk tea should also like it. I recommend it to everyone.

The famous Hong Kong net red cookies, commonly known as bear cookies. In fact, its real name is Jenny cookie, and it takes a long time to queue up to buy a cookie. Of course, many other brands of cookies have sprung up in Hong Kong to emulate it and even try to surpass it, but it is still the nose of online celebrities of Hong Kong cookies.

Our child (assistant) bought this at the drugstore. It is said that the newly packed biscuits are of good texture, but they should not be too soft or too hard.

The picture is authentic.

Fakes are rampant, so beware of being fooled.

Teach you how to correctly identify the real Hong Kong Jenny cookie BearBiscuit.

Specific price

The prices of authentic Jenny cookies are 65 (four flavors are small), 120 (four flavors are big), 120 (eight flavors are small) and 190 Hong Kong dollars (eight flavors are big) respectively, and the shelf life is only one month.

Not the pattern of the box

Jenny cookies change the box pattern every month, while the sellers keep the same box pattern.

Comparative products

Fakes look soft and tattered, not as clear as real flowers. They also announced that there are only two branches in Hong Kong, and there are no branches or authorized agents in any other region, so make sure that their stores are Tsim Sha Tsui and Sheung Wan.

Hengtiantian bakery

In fact, after the establishment of 1920, 1940 began to make morning tea and other refreshments.

When ordinary guests are waiting in line, their family will give them a small cake filled with wax gourd as a snack. Later, they found that this kind of free gift was very popular, so their family made this kind of free old lady cake into a signboard, which is the origin of the old lady cake of Heng Tian Bing Jia.

I have eaten some old lady cakes, which are very hard, but this one is soft and chewy, and you can taste the mixed fragrance of oil and cakes from it.

What kind of snacks do you like best in Hong Kong? You can leave a message at the bottom of the comments. Tomorrow night (March 7th) before 8: 00, the top 2 love birds will get a small gift from Little Sally (but not a Hong Kong snack, hahaha).