Kung Fu Dimsum, Kennedy Town – It’s not that hard to find an affordable Hong Kong noodles and dimsum house menu price, but when you do, you know you don’t want to gatekeep it. And Kung Fu Dimsum is where you can get dimsum with reasonable price. Learn how below!
This dimsum house is located at Kennedy Town, where we visited, and enjoyed a great time. You know why? Because there’s a great place to visit when in Kennedy Town, learn more about my review here.
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Chinese Kung Fu Dim Sum Kennedy Town menu
For me, the Kung Fu Dim Sum Kennedy Town price isn’t that affordable. However, since we went there during off peak hours, we got the chance to try good food at a discounted price.
We didn’t know about it until when we got there.
But I want to share how our experience went, having been able to score great deals in Hong Kong. It was about 4:30 PM when we placed our orders, and this Kung Fu Dim Sum, Hong Kong, branch wasn’t that crowded.
But what made us push through was seeing that they had discounted prices.
The staff gave us a paper menu to write the number of our orders, and she would ask you what type of tea you want. Mind you, you have to pay for it, each person was HKD 5.6 (43.42 PHP or 0.71 USD), which is also discounted since the original price is HKD 7 (54.27 PHP or 0.89 USD).
Then again, you can have free refills of tea during your stay, so it’s still a win. Want to know more about Hong Kong travel tips for firsttimers? Check here.
What we ordered
Almost all the dimsums we know are on the Kung Fu Dim Sum price menu. So, technically, if you frequent dim sum houses, you’ll already have an idea what to order, especially if you already have your favorites.
We ordered the ones we usually do, to see and compare if the ones we’re having were actually legit Hong Kong dimsums.
Our favorites are siumai, beef ball, radish cake, chicken feet, and beancurd roll. And they taste almost like the ones we eat here in the Philippines.
We were surprised by what’s included in the beancurd roll, because it had fish maw (swim bladder) which are good collagen sources, so if you want to have that young looking skin, you should give it a try!
Kung Fu Dim Sum didn’t have radish cake, instead, they have taro cake, which is a great substitute. The taro have a sweeter taste than radish, and tastes perfectly well when fried – with the outer part crunchy and soft on the inside.
We added some more dishes like steamed minced pork and preserved sausage with rice. My son loved every bit of this rice dish. Topped with sweet soy sauce, the minced pork pot rice was very juicy and my son loved the tasty preserved sausages as well.
The garlic shrimp roll is another different dish from our usual.
This dish came with a sweet sauce to add more flavor to the garlic shrimp filling. You couldn’t go wrong with a fried roll, because the crunchy lumpia wrapper gives more sensation inside your mouth.
Yet another dish not to miss in the legit Hong Kong dim sum menu is the steamed rice roll. There’s many different fillings to choose from, but we got the shrimp and chinese chives. Chewy and bland, the steamed rice rolls are a great way to cleanse your palate off the grease in most dim sum dishes.
Other Ku Fu Dim Sum branches
No plans of going to Kennedy Town?
No worries! You can find Kung Fu Dim Sum in other places too!
Kung Fu Dim Sum branchese: Tsim Sha Tsui, North Point, Sham Shui Po, Aberdeen, Tin Hau, and Shau Kei Wan
Kung Fu Dim Sum Kennedy Town review conclusion
All in all, we loved every bit of the food here, but what made it more enjoyable is the discount that we had. So, if you’re going to try Kung Fu Dim Sum, head there during off peak hours, to score discounts.
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Other Hong Kong places to eat we highly recommend
If you’re tired of eating dimsum in Hong Kong, then you should check other places we tried during our recent visit. Nonetheless, you can also check my old Hong Kong post for a more extensive Hong Kong itinerary (includes food we tried as well!) here.
Bolton Cafe
I wasn’t really that impressed with the food we had at Bolton Cafe, probably just not our type.
But I recommend this place because of the pleasing aesthetic they have. You’ll be transported into the old times when you enter this Bolton Cafe, and you can’t help but take lots of pictures and stay for quite a while.
See more of my Bolton Cafe photos here.
Yun’s Tangerine Peel Roast Goose
Don’t be afraid to spend when you’re traveling, because nothing beats quality food. We didn’t even have the chance to go back to Yun’s Tangerine Peel Roast Goose because we also tried other places, but if given the chance, we’ll surely go back!
Learn more about why we want to go back to Yun’s Tangerine Peel Roast Goose here.
