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迎点佳记茶餐厅(祈福万景峰店)

Cantonese cuisine · ⭐ 4.5

Qifu Commercial Plaza, Xinjie Avenue

Dishes

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  One-Bite Toast

  A bite-sized toast is a dessert made primarily from bread, peanut butter, and condensed milk. The preparation involves removing the crusts from the bread, cutting it into small cubes, spreading peanut butter on each piece, stacking them, then cutting into bite-sized portions. The pieces are dipped in egg mixture and pan-fried until golden brown, then drizzled with condensed milk.
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  Jia Ji Lou Nai Hua

  A Hong Kong classic dessert made from egg custard, steamed to a silky texture with a slightly caramelized top, served with condensed milk or syrup.
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  Classic Sour Cabbage Fish

  Ancient-style sour cabbage fish features fresh grass carp, fermented sour cabbage, ginger slices, garlic cloves, and chili. Fish slices are marinated with wine and salt, sour cabbage is washed and cut. Boil water, add sour cabbage to release aroma, then simmer fish bones for broth. Add fish slices to cook through, finish with scallions and Sichuan pepper oil.
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  Layered Ice Cream Toast

  A creative dessert featuring crispy toast slices layered with vanilla ice cream, often topped with chocolate sauce or fruit for a delightful contrast of textures and temperatures.
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  Dry-Fried Beef Rice Noodles

  Dry-fried beef rice noodles is a dish made from rice noodles, beef, bean sprouts, and other ingredients. First, slice the beef and marinate it. Cook the rice noodles and set aside. Heat a wok, stir-fry the beef until it changes color, then add the bean sprouts and rice noodles. Season with soy sauce and other seasonings, and quickly stir-fry until well combined.
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  Seafood Laksa Noodles

  A flavorful Thai dish featuring seafood and rice noodles in a rich coconut-based curry soup.
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  Hong Kong Style Milk Tea

  Hong Kong-style milk tea, made by blending black tea with fresh milk. The black tea is carefully brewed to achieve a bright red color and rich aroma. The addition of fresh milk creates a smoother texture, with the perfect balance between tea and milk—retaining the tea's freshness while adding the richness of milk.
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  Hong Kong-style Lemon Tea

  Hong Kong-style lemon tea is based on black tea, mixed with fresh lemon slices or juice, sweetened with syrup or sugar, and served over ice or cold-brewed. Typically, the brewed tea is cooled, then blended with lemon and sugar for a refreshing, tangy drink.
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  Hong Kong Pineapple Bun

  Hong Kong-style pineapple bun is a popular pastry with a crispy crust and soft interior. Made from high-gluten flour, sugar, butter, eggs, milk, and yeast. After fermentation, the dough is flattened, filled with powdered sugar and butter, shaped into rounds, brushed with egg wash, sprinkled with sugar crystals, then baked until golden.
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  Beef and Egg Rice

  Hong Kong-style beef and egg rice is a dish primarily made with tender beef, eggs, and rice. The preparation involves slicing the beef thinly, marinating it, then pan-frying it in oil before mixing it with beaten eggs and stir-frying together. Finally, it is served over steaming hot rice.
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  Tomato Meat Sauce Baked Pasta

  A baked pasta dish featuring a rich tomato and meat sauce, topped with cheese and oven-browned for a savory finish.
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  Heartbreaking Rice

  The Soul-Rendering Rice is built on优质 rice, topped with pan-seared barbecued pork, silky egg, and fresh green vegetables. The barbecued pork is specially seasoned and grilled to perfection—crispy on the outside and tender within—then drizzled with a house-made sauce that blends harmoniously with the rice, delivering a rich and layered taste experience.

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