[2025 Hong Kong Restaurant] Travel Guide for Kai Kai (Updated Apr)

-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-+:-+: 🇭🇰Hong Kong, Jordan "Jia Jia Dessert" A Michelin-listed Hong Kong sweets shop -:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-:+:-+:-+: 　　 A 3-minute walk from Exit A of Jordan Station on the Hong Kong Metro (MTR) Tsuen Wan Line. Founded in 1979, this Michelin-listed regular shop serves traditional Hong Kong sweets. 　　 It is a very popular shop, visited by many locals and tourists from around the world, and there is a line outside waiting to get in. The turnover in the shop is fast, so you can get in relatively quickly. 　　 Signature dishes include sesame paste (black sesame red bean soup) and almond soup. ▼ Yongzhi Gamlo HKD45 When you take a bite, the sweetness of the diced mango bursts out, and the appearance alone is sure to whet your appetite. The fresh mango is juicy, and the rich tropical aroma spreads with every bite. The pomelo flesh adds a crisp texture with a refreshing acidity, exquisitely tightening the overall flavor. The addition of tapioca gives it a unique, popping texture, adding an even deeper flavor. These elements combine with the rich mango soup to create a creamy, rich dessert that feels luxurious. The multiple flavors and textures create a harmony in your mouth, and the more you eat, the more happy you feel. I was so addicted that I wanted to have another bowl right away.　　 ───────────── ▼ Jia Jia Desserts G/F, 29 Ningbo Street, Jordan, Hong Kong Opening hours: 10:00-22:00, Saturdays and Sundays 9:00-22:00 Closed: None Access: 3-minute walk from Exit A of Jordan Station, Tsuen Wan Line, Hong Kong Metro (MTR) ───────────── #FritabiWinter #HongKongSweets #HongKongFood #HongKongGourmet #JiaJiaDesserts #MichelinGuide #YangTszeGanLu #HongKongTrip #HongKongTourism

It's been a long time since I've had Jia Jia Dessert, it's worthy of being a Michelin recommendation, many people queue up 😅 Fortunately, the flow is fast, I waited for about 10 minutes to be seated 😎 Coconut Purple Rice Dew ($32 + 3 Dumplings $8) The purple rice dessert is very rich, the key is coconut milk, fragrant and smooth😚 The dumplings are relatively small, but really excellent, the skin is very soft and thin skin, a light bite of the sesame filling pours out, very satisfied🥰 Mangosteen ($39) This one is a bit ordinary, no mango pieces🥭 #foodguide

#Register for a hotel sleeper 🥣Michelin Jiajia Dessert By the way, after dinner with my friends, 8 o'clock is still early Just check out what kind of sweet soup is nearby But my friend said that there is a famous 40-year-old Michelin sweet soup shop nearby Then go try it But when I got to the door, there were already a lot of people queuing up at 8 o'clock Everyone is very cooperative and will leave after eating So I didn't have to wait for a long time to get a seat Waited about 5-10 minutes for a seat But to set up a table As soon as I entered the shop, I saw 9 Michelin medals I heard that Fat Chow is also a regular customer Jia Jia Dessert focuses on traditional desserts Sesame paste, walnut juice, sweet potato syrup, etc The price is still very affordable We ordered the walnut sauce and sesame paste for $29 and sesame paste $27 Both bowls are super smooth and can completely slide into your throat The taste is rich and fragrant, recommended must-try Also added homemade sesame stuffed dumplings, soft and smooth and bouncy After eating, I took out a bowl of walnut syrup and sesame paste Thinking of tasting it the next day I didn't know that my husband drank it that night 🤣 My friend took out a box of sweet rice dumplings Jia Jia Dessert (Jordan) G/F, 29 Ningbo Street, Jordan @kaikai_dessert #jiajiadessert #Michelin #michelin #sesame paste #tons #Chinese dessert #Jordan food #Hong Kong food #Jordan #food #sugar #hkfoodies #foodieshk #hkigfood #topcitybiteshk #food recommendations #fago #xiaoxiafoodinfo #girlsssstory

⭐Jiajia Dessert 📍G/F, 29 Ningbo Street, Jordan ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Jia Jia Dessert is a Michelin recommended dessert shop, there are many people queuing up at night, but it has 2 floors, so the table change rate is very fast, queued for 15 minutes to enter the seat, sugar water up very quickly, order 2 minutes to 😂 ✅Coconut Purple Rice Dew ($32) It's very fragrant, the purple rice is cooked just right, and the coconut milk tastes even richer. It's so appetizing! 😆 ✅ Ice Flower Stewed Egg ($28) The eggs are stewed very smooth and tender, the sugar water is very fragrant, plus some ice flowers, the taste is very fresh and cool, delicious! ✅ Taro Lotus Seed Sago Dessert ($26) The taro puree is smooth, the lotus seeds are tender, the sago is cooked just right, with some sugar water and some coconut milk, the taste is very rich and mellow! ✅ Ginkgo Barley Bean Curd ($26) The white fruit and some barley are very fragrant, the bean curd is soft, and the sweet soup is not too sweet, just right! ✅ Papaya stewed with white fungus ($28) Very nourishing, the papaya stewed very soft, the white fungus is very smooth, the sweet soup is very fragrant, very tasty 👍🏻

Dessert after meals is a daily habit of many people A bowl of dessert after dinner is complete❣️ Jiajia Dessert in Jordan is a 40-year-old store It is also a Michelin-starred restaurant that has won several awards in a row. There is a big queue but the time is fast Definitely worth a try 🥣Smooth sesame paste + soup balls The sesame paste is fragrant, smooth and has a dense texture Plus a mouthful of soft and glutinous sesame soup balls It's a good match 🥣Smooth sesame paste + brain-tonifying walnut extract Unexpectedly, these two desserts go well together The oily aroma of walnuts makes the sesame paste smoother Richer taste levels👍🏼 The price is affordable. I’ll try other styles when I have the chance😋 📍 Jia Jia Dessert (Jordan) Shop G/F, No. 29 Ningbo Street, Jordan #foodie #hkfoodie #Hong Kong food #Jordan food #dessert #米之莲 #佳佳 Dessert

Jiajia Dessert❤️ 🍨This time we came to the Chinese dessert shop recommended by Michelin for five consecutive years. ️ 👈 Swipe left to have the menu 🍨Sesame Porridge - Hot $24 "When you come to a Chinese dessert shop, you can't miss sesame paste. The sesame flavor is very rich, the sesame is ground very smooth, and the texture is smooth." 🍨Ice Flower Stewed Egg - Hot $26 "Ice flower stewed eggs are very egg flavor and taste is very smooth" 📍G/F, 29 Ningbo Street, Jordan #foodie

🌆 Hong Kong Travel Guide - A Collision of Modern Metropolis and Nostalgic Style 📍 Location: Southern China (Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area) 🕒 Recommended duration: 3-5 days 💰 Budget reference: Medium consumption, average daily HKD 500-1000 (excluding shopping) 📌 Must-haves before the trip 1. Documents: - Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau + valid endorsement (L visa can be cleared independently). 2. Payment: - Exchange HKD 500-1000 in cash (some old stores only accept cash), Alipay/WeChat are common in chain stores. 3. Transportation: - Octopus card (universal for subway/bus/convenience store), available at the airport or subway station. 4. Others: - UK standard conversion plug, power bank, lightweight sneakers (essential for walking). 🚗 Transportation Guide How to get there - By plane: Hong Kong International Airport (Express train to Central in 24 minutes). - High-speed train: West Kowloon Station (Shenzhen North → Hong Kong only 18 minutes). - Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge: Direct access from Zhuhai/Macau. City Transportation - Subway: Covers the entire Hong Kong, the most convenient (scan the code with Octopus or Alipay). - Bus/Ding Ding Tram: Experience the old Hong Kong style (Ding Ding Tram is only available on Hong Kong Island). - Star Ferry: Round trip Tsim Sha Tsui - Central, HKD 3 to see the night view of Victoria Harbour. 🏨 Accommodation recommendation - Economy: - Chungking Mansions (Tsim Sha Tsui, about HKD 300/night, pay attention to safety). - YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel (Yau Ma Tei, HKD 200/bed). - Mid-range: - Kowloon Hotel (Tsim Sha Tsui, HKD 600/night, near the subway). - The Peninsula Hong Kong (Luxury Victoria Harbour view, HKD 3,000+/night). 📸 Must-see attractions + itinerary suggestions [Classic 3-day tour] Day1: Hong Kong Island Line - Modern Metropolis - Morning: - Central: Central-Mid-Levels Escalator, PMQ (artistic check-in). - Tai Kwun: Former Police Headquarters, free art exhibition + prison ruins. - Afternoon: - Victoria Peak (cable car HKD 88): overlooking Victoria Harbour, it is recommended to go during the dusk. - Evening: - Lan Kwai Fong: Bar street nightlife (or Causeway Bay shopping). Day 2: Kowloon Line - Nostalgia and Shopping - Morning: - Tsim Sha Tsui: Avenue of Stars, K11 Musea (art shopping center). - Afternoon: - Mong Kok: Ladies' Market, Goldfish Street (Internet-famous photo spot), Langham Place. - Evening: - Victoria Harbour Light Show (starts at 20:00, free). Day 3: Outlying Islands/Family Tour - Option A: - Disneyland (ticket HKD 639): Direct subway access, suitable for families. - Option B: - Lamma Island (ferry from Central Pier): Hiking + seafood meal. 🍜 Food recommendation Must-eat list 1. Tea restaurant: - Lan Fong Yuen (silk stocking milk tea + pork chop bun), Gwa Soh (Shawn Yue's favorite). 2. Street snacks: - Fish balls, egg waffles, imitation shark fin soup (Dundas Street, Mong Kok). 3. Cantonese cuisine/roast meat: - Yung Kee Restaurant (roast goose), Yat Lok Roast Goose. 4. Dessert: - Kai Kai Dessert (sesame paste), Yee Shun Dairy Company (double-layered milk custard). 🛍️ Shopping guide - Luxury goods: Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui, IFC in Central. - Cosmeceuticals/electrical appliances: Sogo in Causeway Bay, Sai Yeung Choi Street South in Mong Kok. - Affordable trendy brands: Sneakers Street in Mong Kok, Golden Computer Arcade in Sham Shui Po.

📅 Hong Kong: 4 Days and 3 Nights (Mong Kok + Yau Ma Tei + Central + Victoria Harbour) 📍 Day 1: Yau Ma Tei + Mong Kok (Local Culture + Shopping) Morning: - Yau Ma Tei Tin Hau Temple: Experience traditional temple culture and the surrounding old Hong Kong atmosphere. - Yau Ma Tei Police Station (A must-visit for TVB drama fans). - Temple Street Night Market (Quiet during the day, but good for scouting; it's livelier at night). Afternoon: - Mong Kok street food tour: - Ladies' Market (Open-air market for affordable clothing and souvenirs). - Goldfish Market (Aquarium shops, perfect for photos). - Sneaker Street (A paradise for sneaker lovers). --- 📍 Day 2: Central (Modern City + Historical Charm) Morning: - Central–Mid-Levels escalator (Featured in "Chungking Express," with trendy cafes along the way). - Tai Kwun (Former Central Police Station): Historical buildings + art exhibitions, great for photos. - Lan Kwai Fong (Quiet during the day, good for photos; a bar district at night). Afternoon: - Victoria Peak: - Take the Peak Tram (Sit on the right side for Victoria Harbour views). - Sky Terrace 428 (Panoramic views of Victoria Harbour, recommended in the evening). - Hong Kong Park (Urban oasis with an aviary and waterfall). Evening: - Victoria Harbour night view: - A Symphony of Lights (8pm every night, a light and music show on both sides of Victoria Harbour). - Star Ferry night cruise (From Tsim Sha Tsui to Central, experience the century-old ferry). --- 📍 Day 3: Tsim Sha Tsui (Victoria Harbour + Culture + Shopping) Morning: - Avenue of Stars (Celebrity handprints + Bruce Lee statue). - Hong Kong Museum of Art/Space Museum (Optional for culture lovers). - K11 Musea (Art shopping mall with a strong design sense). Afternoon: - Harbour City (Hong Kong's largest shopping mall, with a wide range of brands). - DFS duty-free shop (Cosmetics, luxury goods discounts). --- 📍 Day 4: Free Exploration + Departure Morning: - Causeway Bay shopping (Times Square, Hysan Place). - Happy Valley Racecourse (If it's race day, experience Hong Kong-style horse racing). Afternoon: - Visit Citygate Outlets (Discount shopping). --- 🍜 Must-try food list ✅ Mong Kok/Yau Ma Tei: Hing Kee Clay Pot Rice, Ka Ka Dessert, Fei Jie Snack Shop (Cold marinated skewers) ✅ Central: Yung Kee Roast Goose, Kau Kee Beef Brisket, Lan Fong Yuen (Silk stocking milk tea) ✅ Tsim Sha Tsui: Ichiran Ramen, Wa So Ice Room, Australia Dairy Company --- 🚇 Transportation tips ✔ Octopus card: For MTR🚇, buses🚌, ferries⛴️, and convenience stores. ✔ Star Ferry (Tsim Sha Tsui↔Central): Affordable and with old Hong Kong charm. ✔ Mong Kok→Central: Direct access via MTR Tsuen Wan Line (approx. 10 mins). --- 💡 Other suggestions - Accommodation: Recommended to stay in Mong Kok/Tsim Sha Tsui (Convenient transportation, rich nightlife). - Payment: Prepare some cash💰 (Some old shops only accept cash), Alipay/WeChat Pay is accepted in most places. - Language: Cantonese + English are commonly used, Mandarin is generally not a problem. Hope this guide helps you explore the most authentic neighborhoods of Hong Kong🇭🇰!!

[Must-Try Food] 1. Chess Roast Goose - Roast Goose Leg Rice 2. Long Jin Food Mong Kok - Shaomai, fish balls, egg waffles 3. Jinhua Ice House - Cream pineapple bun + egg tart, mandarin duck, macaroni and ham set meal 4. Jia Jia Desserts - Almond Paste, Black Sesame Lake 5. Four Seasons Claypot - Chicken, Mushrooms and Rice + Chinese Cabbage 6. Heyitai Snacks - Rice Noodle Rolls + Fried Noodles 7. Gonghedou- soy milk + tofu pudding 8. The Supreme

Jia Jia Dessert is a famous Hong Kong gourmet restaurant that has been recommended by the Michelin Guide for street snacks for five consecutive years. It is already quite famous in Taiwan and has several branches in Taipei. I usually like to eat there and have always hoped to have the opportunity to make a pilgrimage to the Hong Kong headquarters ⭐️⭐️⭐️. We arrived at about 12 o'clock in the morning, and the scene was still full of people queuing. We waited for about 20 minutes before it was our turn. We used the QR code to order our meals on site. We ordered sesame paste, mango sago, papaya stewed with rock sugar, and stewed egg with ice flower for takeout. Sesame paste is really my favorite. It is full of sesame fragrance as soon as it is served. The sesame paste is of moderate thickness and the sesame seeds are finely ground. It will not get stuck in the teeth after eating. The taste is very rich but not too sweet. It leaves a lingering fragrance in the mouth after eating. It is worthy of being a recommended famous store. It is highly recommended to everyone who wants to eat dessert after dinner👍👍👍. Name: Jia Jia Dessert Address: G/F, 29 Ningbo Street, Jordan, Hong Kong Hours: 12:00-01:00 Price: HK$30-50 #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Travel #Hong Kong Food #hong_kong #Jia Jia Dessert #Michelin Recommendation #Michelin Food #Sesame Paste #Good Places to Go in February 2025

#2月好去地方2025 📍Address: G/F, 29 Ningbo Street, Jordan, Hong Kong Whether you like desserts or not, you must try it when you come to Hong Kong! ! ! Jia Jia has two stores in Hong Kong, one in Jordan, not far from Temple Street Night Market, and the other branch in Mong Kok. (We originally thought that there was only the main store, but the opening hours were changed during the Chinese New Year. There was a notice directly outside the store saying that the Mong Kok store was still open🤣) 🍮Ginkgo barley bean curd (frozen) 🍮Red bean paste and glutinous rice oatmeal porridge (frozen) 🍮Coconut-flavored purple rice pudding (frozen) 🍮Taro puree, lotus seeds and sago pudding (frozen) 🍮Red bean paste and taro puree and sago (frozen) We had a few bowls with three extra dumplings Highly recommended for those who like sesame filling! ! ! ⚠️Friends who are allergic to peanuts and nuts should pay special attention, many of them contain crushed peanuts! ! 🕰️Business hours: 12:00-1:00 (midnight) #Hong Kong #dessert #佳佳甜品 #nanatour

#2月好去地方2025 When you come to Hong Kong, how can you not try the authentic Hong Kong-style desserts? Jia Jia Dessert is a dessert shop with a long history, famous for its traditional handmade products and rich flavors. It is not only loved by locals, but has also been recommended by the Michelin Guide many times. It is definitely a pilgrimage site for dessert lovers! 【Jia Jia Dessert Must-Try Recommendations】 🍧 1. Signature Sesame Paste + Almond Paste (Double Combination) The sesame paste here is fragrant and smooth, while the almond paste has a light nutty aroma. The combination of the two has a rich taste and melts in the mouth, which is a favorite of many gourmets! 🥣 2. Walnut Dew JiaJia Dessert's walnut dew is very smooth, with a strong nutty aroma and moderate sweetness without being too greasy. It is said that they use top-quality walnuts, which are ground multiple times to give them a particularly delicate taste. 🍮 3. Almond Egg White Tea This dessert is full of traditional Hong Kong flavor. The almond tea is rich and not choking. It is paired with whipped egg whites. The taste is dense and smooth, and it is slightly sweet when you eat it. It is very healing! 🍠 4. Ginger Glutinous Rice Balls A bowl of hot ginger glutinous rice balls is the most heart-warming thing in winter! The handmade glutinous rice balls are chewy and have a rich sesame filling. Paired with the slightly spicy ginger soup, they can dispel the cold and maintain health. 🍉 5. Mango Sago How can you not eat mango sago when you come to Hong Kong in summer? The version here has more substantial ingredients, with sweet mango and refreshing pomelo, paired with coconut milk and sago, it is cool and refreshing. 【Jia Jia Dessert Dining Experience】 ⭐ Taste: Traditional Hong Kong-style dessert, rich in flavor, moderately sweet, suitable for dessert lovers who like nostalgic flavors! 📸 Photography tips: The wooden tables and chairs and traditional bowls and plates have an old Hong Kong vibe. The presentation is simple but the food itself is the star! 💰 Price: It is affordable and has a high CP value, about HK$20-40 per bowl. 👥 Queueing situation: You need to wait for a table during popular hours, it is recommended to avoid the peak period after dinner! 【Jia Jia Dessert Store Information】 📍 Address: Ground Floor, 121 Ningbo Street, Jordan, Hong Kong 🕒 Business Hours: 12:30 PM - 12:30 AM daily 🚇 Transportation: Take the MTR to Jordan Station and walk for about 5 minutes 【Summary】 Jia Jia Dessert is a traditional dessert shop that you must try when you come to Hong Kong. Whether it is sesame paste, walnut syrup or mango syrup, each dessert is full of strong Hong Kong flavor. If you are a dessert lover, this is definitely worth a try! #HongKongFood #JiaJiaDessert #MichelinRecommended #HongKongStyleDessert #HongKongFreeTravel #DessertControl #YangZhiSago

Hong Kong is a food lover's paradise, offering a wide variety of flavorful and unique dishes. A classic street food in Hong Kong, fish balls which texture is chewy, and they’re typically enjoyed with a spicy, sweet sauce. Another commonly sold snack is Egg roll balls ,a quick bite on the go .The egg roll balls' shape makes them especially easy to munch on, and their crispy texture makes them taste yummy. Roast goose is known for its crispy skin and tender, flavorful meat served with steamed rice and a side of plum sauce or thick white vermicelli. Chee Chong Fen (Rice Noodle Rolls) are rolled up and serve with peanut and sweet black sauce . Claypot rice is made by cooking rice in a clay pot with a variety of ingredients like salted fish, Chinese sausage, chicken. Delicious pastries and snacks that like Polo Bun .This soft, sweet bun is typically served warm and is often filled with a piece of butter. Another all time favourite pastries is Egg Tart which consists of a flaky, buttery pastry shell filled with a smooth, egg custard filling. Macaroni (Macaroni Soup) enjoyed for breakfast or lunch with ingredients like ham, egg. It can also go along with a side of toast or a fried egg. #travel #food

Visited HK twice in half a year😌It’s so delicious that I can’t finish it🤤🤤 The weather in January is perfect for eating and drinking with friends. I never say that I've failed at food, I just don't like it 😗 But HK food is all on my taste buds 😍 Three visits after half a year #HongKongItinerary #FoodTour #FoodGuide #FoodDiary

Really delicious dessert worth tasting again

These are some of the places I went for my Hong Kong trip There’s actually a fair bit of halal places. Near Kowloon area and it can be reach by the MTR. Even went to the famous dessert shop Kai Kai Dessert worth the queue and it was fast moving too. Went to the newly open BakeHouse to grab the sourdough egg tarts which was really good. Also went to the Islam Centre too to tried their famous pan beef fried bun which was really yummy!

💞Reason for recommendation: Had a chance to eat dessert. Michelle Guide 2016 - 2023. Wow, 8 years in a row!! Kai Kai Dessert, Hong Kong dessert, famous black sesame dessert. Have tried it. We went in the early evening after dinner. The queue was not very long, but we had to sit at the same table. Very delicious. Another thing that we ordered was taro sago corn. Delicious, slurp it up. Must try!! The price is according to Hong Kong food standards, 28-50 HKD per cup, depending on what you order. Want to go again. Whoever goes to Hong Kong, find a chance to try it. Worth the deliciousness. #Delicious food #kaikaidesert

Kai Kai Dessert is located a little way off Nathan Rd, a busy street in Hong Kong's Kowloon Peninsula. It's within walking distance of Jordan Station, and Temple Street Night Market is nearby, so it's efficient to visit both places together 💡 This shop is a sweets shop that has been Michelin-starred for many years, and there are often long queues. As the easy-to-understand picture menu shows, the main items are bowl-style, and it's hard to decide which one to choose, such as black sesame, apricot kernel, mango, or papaya 😆 When you sit down, there is a QR code on the table, so you can scan it and order on your mobile. Once your order is placed, you go to the register, pay, and then the product is brought to you. It's a bit of an unusual flow 📝 I had researched in advance and wanted to try this warm ginger dessert with shiratama dumplings 😋 The ginger is a powerful hit, and the sweetness and spiciness are directly transmitted to the inside of your body. It was a warming dish 🔥 The shiratama mochi also contains black sesame paste, which is also very delicious! It's a recommended restaurant that makes you want to visit again and again and try various menus, as you can't enjoy it all in one go 😉 Visited: May 2024 #Hong Kong Trip 2024 #100 Travel Styles #Overseas Travel #Asia #Hong Kong #Gourmet #Sweets #Hong Kong Gourmet #Hong Kong Sweets #Michelin #Kaikaidesert #Dumplings #Ginger

📍Address: Hong Kong, Jordan, Ning Po St, No. 29, No. 1 📍Atmosphere/Facilities: Bigger and cleaner than you think. Print out your waiting ticket at the kiosk. 📍Key Points They say it's a porridge place, but it's definitely not porridge. LOL The doujang is a bit too thick? It's much thinner than porridge. It's better to think of it as a dessert rather than rice. And be sure to add some sesame seeds! I ate black sesame seeds and the person I was with ate almond milk, and it was okay, but the other person didn't like it. LOL According to blog reviews, they also sell mango and coconut ones? Someone who tried them said they would suit Korean tastes well, and I think that review is right. Rather than thinking of porridge and ordering black sesame seeds, I think it would be a different experience if you order something that goes well with dessert. You can order with QR code, but if you get Alipay in advance, you can pay with Alipay, and if they don't have everything, they just have a long list of options. Just choose that and go to the counter and tell them your table number and they'll pay. It's prepaid ㅋㅋㅋ You have to order with QR and pay! And as I wrote before, if you go alone, you have to assume that you're sharing a table.! You can also get takeout~! 📍Average price per person: about 5,000-6,000 won 📍Rating: 3/5 #Overseas travel #Hong Kong travel

#HongKongTravel Kai Kai Dessert is another very famous shop. It can be said that it is a famous dessert shop for Thai people. There are many reviews. If you come to Hong Kong and don't stop by, it's a big mistake. It's a Michelin restaurant for 7 consecutive years. I recommend the ginger glutinous rice balls and black sesame soup. It's very delicious. The black sesame glutinous rice balls are very delicious. Served in ginger water, the glutinous rice balls here are small but the filling is full. The dough is very soft and smooth. It melts in your mouth. The black sesame flavor is full, rich, very delicious. The black sesame is very fragrant. The sweetness is just right. The ginger water is delicious, rich, not too spicy, easy to eat. The black sesame soup is also rich, fragrant with black sesame. Not too sweet. Adding black sesame glutinous rice balls together makes it even more delicious. I recommend it.

#familytrips2024 Hong Kong is not just famous for its shopping and disneyland but it's also famous for its good food. At every corner, you're bound to find a michelin restaurant or a restaurant with long queues of people waiting. The same goes for michelin listed Kai Kai cantonese dessert shop, with a constant long queue outside. What's so special about Kai Kai dessert? I had 3 bowls of warm black sesame almond paste, walnut almond paste and walnut black sesame paste and I was just wowed by how a simple dessert can be so exceptionally delicious. The paste had a nutty fragant, and it was super smooth, the flavours blended so well. The desserts had the right level of sweetness. Everything was perfect! If I had the chance, I will be back to Kai Kai dessert shop to try their other offerings. Highly recommend it and it's definitely michelin worthy!

#WinHongKongTicket Jia Jia Dessert has always been one of my favorite Hong Kong dessert shops. Although you can also find it in Taiwan, the taste is really different. If you visit Hong Kong, you must come and try it yourself. It is about a 3-minute walk from Exit A of Jordan MTR Station to Jia Jia Dessert. After being recommended by Michelin Street Food in 2016, it has continued to be recommended for many years in a row. It is not only loved by tourists, but also by local people in Hong Kong. I really like walnut dew and I order it almost every time I come here. They use walnuts from Baitou Road, Yunnan, and the store owner grinds and cooks them himself. The fragrant and smooth walnut dew has a strong walnut flavor, but it is not too sweet, so you don’t have to worry about feeling too sweet after eating it. Ginkgo, Job's tears, bean curd sticks and Ningbo ginger soup balls are also highly recommended. Hong Kong desserts are really nostalgic. I want to go to Hong Kong and try all kinds of desserts. #HongKongTravel #HongKongFood #HongKongDesserts #MichelinRecommendation #JordanFood

#WinHongKongTicket Affordable Michelin dessert shop-Jia Jia Dessert The almond sesame paste is super delicious, and you don't have to wait in line for a long time. The price is also very affordable, about 15 Hong Kong dollars a bowl

This dessert shop is very delicious. I tried its signature mango sticky rice. I have a very good impression of this place. But I hope I can come to this place again next time to enjoy this delicious dessert meal.

#Register Hotel Sleep Tester Super smooth rich sesame paste and walnut paste Ever since I went there once I have fallen in love with their desserts However more and more people Even people waiting for takeaway waited across the street Quite exaggerated I brought my Japanese friends here two days ago They all praised it as delicious, so delicious that I had to eat another bowl before boarding the plane😂 Recently he changed the pattern After taking a seat, mobile ordering, after ordering, it turns out that you have to pay first Dessert will be served first, seeing that many people have been sitting for a long time without knowing We all waited a long time to ask Delivery in 1 minute after payment No wonder there are so many people waiting for a seat It turns out that most of them don't know to pay first 😅 Every time I come I eat sesame porridge and walnut porridge, choose the hot one Super rich and smooth, smooth as hell Japanese friends like to eat walnut porridge and almond porridge My husband eats coconut-flavored purple rice dew Every bowl is so excellent Jiajia Dessert G/F, 29 Ningbo Street, Jordan @kaikai_dessert #KaikaDessert #Michelin #MichelinRecommendation #JordanDessert #JordanFood #HongKongFood #Dessert #SesamePorridge #FoodRecommendations #Food #hkfoodies #foodieshk #hkigers #hkfoodblogger #foodbloggers #topcitybiteshk

This is the best best dessert I have ever had in Hong Kong, Kai Kai has been awarded by Michelin Guide for continuous years and the queue in their main outlet is always very long, I’m lucky that I visited them during non peak hour, it took me 10 mins to get in, sharing table with others is a norm but I don’t mind so long as I get to serve with the best dessert! Strongly recommend black sesame paste! My all time favourite!

Address: Jia Jia Dessert, Ningbo Street, Jordan, Kowloon, Hong Kong Environment/Facilities - Although there is a long queue, you must queue because it takes about 15-20 minutes to get a seat. Special features - sesame almond milk, green bean paste, papaya stewed with rock sugar Price per person: $28-$30 Rating - 5 stars 🌟 Positive review

Address: Jia Jia Dessert, 29A Ningbo Street, Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong Environment/Facilities-It is said that this is where Fa Ge checked in, Hong Kong Dessert House Features - Black sesame paste Price per person - 40 Rating: 9 points

Address - Jia Jia Dessert (Jordan) G/F, No.29 Ningbo Street, Jordan Environment/Facilities - Clean, the corridors are relatively wide. The staff did not deliberately place the seated guests in adjacent seats. If there happen to be guests at the adjacent seats, they will adjust the middle plastic board and deliberately increase the distance between adjacent tables; there are also extra chairs for guests to put their bags, which I really appreciate! Features-All desserts are clearly listed on the wall, some of which are seasonal desserts, suitable for enjoying in different seasons😋 There are two floors for viewing, with more space. Although there are many people dining in and you have to queue up, it is still relatively fast and you don’t have to wait too long. And once you sit down, you can enjoy your dessert in less than 3 minutes. From queuing up for a seat, placing an order to serving dessert, it can be completed in almost half an hour✅ High cost performance, good value for money. Price per person: $80-$100 Rating – 3/5 #Local Tour