Really great rice rolls. They don't make them in house but they're still great. Make sure you use hoisin sauce and some spice chili sauce on them With the peanut sauce it tastes almost like an Asian peanut butter and jelly roll. Oh and put sesame seeds on top too!! Tiny inside and take away is an option but just go in off hour and wait a few minutes for a seat. You probably won't get your own table and will have to share space with others but that's pretty regular for these places.
I only get the Cheung Fun (steamed rice rolls) here, to go, and the best way to eat it is immediately, as you stand on the street poking the hot slippery suckers with bamboo skewers, dipped in all the sauces (soy, sesame, sweet and chili sauces), while trying to stay out of everyone's way. There's consistently a lineup for the Cheung Fun but it moves quickly. It's a little more pricey than other places, but it's worth it as their Cheung Fun texture is exceptionally smooth. I wouldn't bother trying their other menu items as they aren't that special and there are plenty of other yummy street food places nearby with better, less expensive offerings. The Cheung Fun is the only must-try.
A very good cheong fun, worth a try cautious reminder, try not to seat, teh hygiene of this place really out out out, if they can keep up the hygiene I would not mind giving 5 stars, had their beef congee, taste so so, ordered a siew mai, acceptable, after all, this place is all about cheong fun, so just go for it, u might add some sides if u prefer, but for me I like it plain n the sauce so that can taste the original taste of the goods
You can buy take away or simply eat there. We ordered Glutinous Rice in Lotus Leaf and rice rolls.
The texture of the rice rolls is smooth and soft. The layer is thin and the sauce is super good. Adding white sesame simply makes it taste even better. Recommended!
A famed Michelin small shop with its famous steam rice vermicelli rolls and snacks. I don't think it's very different from other shops though except it may have used lard that the steam rice rolls may become more tasty. Some other shops may not steam enough that the steam rolls not really thoroughly heated making it less soft. And that're the points there's always a queue from the morning to the evening.
Nice rice rolls. Cheap for HK standards. Must try.
No English spoken, but great cheong fan (the first 3 items on the menu). You won't get acknowledged unless you flag somebody down.
Very local eateries serving their speciality rice flour rolls (cheung fan). Also a small selection of dim sum, fried noodles and congee. Very cheap prices and informal set up (you have to share tables with other customers). You will need to have a Cantonese speaker with you to order. No English spoken.
Amazing rice rolls! Line up for the rice rolls can be very long in the morning, but it can go by very fast. You can also choose to dine in, which didn't seem as long a wait, but I came for the rice rolls.
Fully HK style old shop,chaos/crowd/big noise/character staffs however the Rice roll is very soft and slip that I like.
Best Cheong fan in hongKong. I guess
Eat from my youngest days in HK,very delicious and traditional Chinese Breakfast and Snack 從細食到大,香滑又有米味!
This eatery place is very popular among the HK locals as well as the frequent HK visitors located in a very prime location in front of the Sham Shui Po station exit C1.
Its reputable dish is the "chee cheong fun" with a great variety of sauces U can chiise to go with (eg. Peanut paste is popular).
Their soya milk is also fresh too. There are also many local favourite dishes all at a very reasonable price. Must try when U are in HK,especially when U are in Sham Shui Po ;-P
As a hong kong-er, i have no idea why ppl love that so much! Fast service, but those waitress are sooo rude and keep yelling at you. Those rice rolls are silky with lard, but the other sauces are a bit disappointing. So tourists, do not expect too much.
Fast service. Soya bean drink is refreshing too. The sauce that the Chee Cheong fun is in is very unique but I have had smoother tasting ones, albeit in Malaysia. But overall would eat here again.
Cheap and almost cheerful. Always busy. It's not haute cuisine but it's local street food that's worth trying. Tip, eat in, it's much quicker
Truly authentic chee cheong fun that you must try. Ask for siew mai add-on, no regrets.
Amazing food service is fast just order whatever the person next to you is eating ( that's what I did and the people next to me were kind and helpful without speaking to me.) I could not understand the menu but food here is sooo delicious. I want to give it 20 stars! The lines are super long so just go inside and sit. It will be faster.
The best chu cheong fun place in HK at very affordable prices. Expected to Q most of the time. A must eat place for me every home coming trip to HK.
Traditional Hong Kong style food with extraordinary cheap price. It located in shum shui po. It included many Hong Kong street style food. The rice noodle rolls taste extremely soft and smooth. The Siu mai and fishball taste so good too. Must visit here when you arrive shum shui po!
Brings back lots of school memories. The rice rolls still taste the same after all these years! A must if you want to eat what the locals would eat in hk!