TOP TEN BEST STREET FOODS IN HONG KONG 

Hong Kong is famous for its vibrant street food, offering a wide variety of cuisines to suit all tastes. Here are top ten best must-try street foods in Hong Kong:

1.  Curried Fish Balls

This is a classic Hong Kong snack made with fish meat, often served in a spicy curry sauce. They are commonly found at street food stalls and markets around the city. 

2.  Chung Fung

These are rice noodle rolls that can be stuffed with a variety of ingredients, such as shrimp or pork. It is usually served with sweet soy sauce and is a popular breakfast or snack.

3.  Stinky Tofu

Known for its strong smell, stinky tofu is a deep-fried tofu dish often served with a sweet and spicy or chilli sauce. It's a unique experience that many visitors seek out.

4.  Egg waffle (gaidaan zai)

These crispy waffles have a soft center and are often served plain or with toppings such as chocolate. This is a very popular street snack in Hong Kong.

5.  Pineapple Bun

A sweet bun topped with a crumbly cookie-like crust, resembling a pineapple. It\'s a popular snack at bakeries and street stalls. 

6.  Siu Mai

While traditionally part of dim sum, street versions of siu mai are also available, often made with a mixture of pork and fish and served with soy sauce and chili oil. 

7.  Three  treasures 

Pieces of eggplant, tofu and sweet pepper are filled with fish paste and fries. They are usually served with soy sauce.

8. Roasted Chestnuts

A traditional winter street food, roasted chestnuts are fried in an open wok and often sold together with fried sweet potatoes and quail eggs.

9. Beef innards

Stewed beef innards are a popular street food served with chuhou sauce and braised turnips, and are often carved to order at the stall.

10. Octopus Skewers

Grilled octopus skewers are a modern street food trend, often seasoned with spicy marinades and served with tangy mustard sauce. 

If you're looking to indulge in some street food, check out places like **Woosung Street Temporary Cooked Food Hawker Bazaar** and **Queen Street Cooked Food Market**, which offer a wide selection of local and international dishes.