The Third Generation Fatboy Snack Shop in Tsim Sha Tsui

Many people know that there is a fat sister snack shop in Mong Kok, which is famous for its lo-mei food and often has long queues. This third-generation Fat Boy snack shop I visited is actually a branch of Fat Sister Snack Shop. The person in charge is Fat Sister’s son. The food should be the same, but somehow, I often feel that this branch’s lo-mei It's better than the head office. I always eat cuttlefish and turkey butt. Both are very tasty and have a refreshing texture. With sweet sauce and chili sauce, they are very delicious and very authentic Hong Kong style. Another advantage of patronizing this shop is that you don’t have to wait in long queues, so if you want to try the brine food at the Fei Jie Snack Shop, but don’t want to queue, it’s better to go to Tsim Sha Tsui.

I loved street foods and we came to the right place. They have delicious different kinds to choose from. The only mistake we did was agreeing to have a mustard added as topping as we did not appreciate its taste as much. It is truly an acquired taste. But nonetheless, the store really deserved to be a Michelin star.

Those who have been to the Mong Kok store should know that there are long queues there. You can’t buy the popular lo-mei snacks if you don’t wait for 5-10 minutes. You will be scolded if you say slower when you place an order. TT But the store in Tsim Sha Tsui It is completely different from heaven and earth. There is no need to line up during busy hours after get off work. The price and taste are not the same as those in Mong Kok. More importantly, the attitude is very friendly! It’s very easy to take pictures here, it’s very important for tourists~

2 sets of royal set meal + drinks, $ 64 Recently I saw the discount made by the app, there are two sets of royal set in $ 64, there are two packs of drinks 𠻹, do n’t eat it, the taste is not much different from Yau Ma Tei, the same Good food, and not for the line-up team, the third generation of Fatty Food Shop (Tsim Sha Tsui) G1, G / F, Huabo Commercial Building, 3 Ho Fuk Street, Tsim Sha Tsui

I’m not scoring until I’ve eaten them well. The clerk seems to be ignorant of the klook discounts and asks me where to buy coupons when I turn around. The food is ok.

Hong Kong's local snacks and delicacies make you a great satisfaction with a small amount of money

The set menu has two skewers plus drinks, frozen, crisp and game, which is a special Hong Kong street snack.

Fat snacks are still delicious, Keep is a standard! Klook buys d

I've always wanted to try it. Every time I get too full after eating, I don't have the chance to try it. I'm lucky to try it this time and buy a left course + drink! tasty

The third-generation Fei Zai Snack Shop came from Hofu Street in Tsim Sha Tsui, so it was easy to grab. Intestines, cuttlefish is a must