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Central Market 中環街市 is finally opened after it ceased operation for 18 YEARS!

It is a pity to see that this Grade III historic building no longer looks like the very chaotic local fresh market we all once know. After years of revitalisation, costing HKD$500 million 五億 (USD$64.1 million) 😮 , it has become a culture and shopping hub with cafes and small shops.

New Walking video in Central Market is ready: https://youtu.be/vRBZmty5dhc

The Central Market 中環街市 was built in 1939 in Bauhaus style. During the Japanese Occupation of Hong Kong between 1941 to 1945, its Chinese name was changed to 中央(middle) 街市 and kept until 1993. The Market stopped operation since 2003 until the government announced plan to revitalise the Market in 2009. After 18 years…. the Market is open to the public again!

Where am I? Central Market 中環街市
Address: 93 Queen's Road Central, Central
Near Central Station Exit C

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You better go back home earlier tonight as hungry ghosts wander all around Hong Kong TODAY!

Check out new YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/IByOeRCLWfE

In the Chinese society, the seventh month in the lunar calendar is considered as "Ghost month". The gates of hell open and restless spirits roam the world. Today is the 14th day of the seventh lunar month, also known as the Hungry Ghost Festival 盂蘭節. People appease the angry ghost after the ghost have wander the earth for two weeks. You will find locals burning paper offerings in Tin can on the roadsides everywhere in these few weeks. Food like Tofu, and bean sprout, which are easy to chew, will also be offered to make sure the ghost are not hungry so that they will not get angry. (You can buy a bowl of food for the ghosts including Tofu, bean sprout and rice in the wet market)

We also avoid water activities (Older generation says the water ghosts will pull you down to the water) and going back home late.

You used to see huge ceremonies held around HK on the Ghost month. But many is still cancelled this year due to the strict social distancing rule. The photos here show you the ceremony held in 中區卅間街坊盂蘭會 Staunton street, Central in 2019.

There was one held in Sycamore Playground in Tai Kok Tsui this year (ended on 19/8). The Chinese Opera started at 6pm, so I decided to go back home earlier instead 😅

The Chinese opera is actually for the ghosts to watch such that they won’t wander around and cause trouble!

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Roasted Goose can be very expensive in Hong Kong. We had the Lai Fun (rice noodles) with Roasted goose drumstick 燒鵝全脾瀨 at Yat Lok Restaurant, and this already costs HKD$118.

Yat Lok is a One MICHELIN Star family-run restaurant, very famous for its roasted goose and popular among tourists. For me, roasted goose must accompany by Lai Fun 瀨粉 (Rice noodles - except when you order a whole roasted goose for dinner 😛) and Plum sauce is a must (see photo 1).

What do we think about Yat Lok’s roasted goose? I expected a juicier drumstick with a good balance of meat and fat 😛 Maybe I should choose roasted goose chest next time instead and would be more meaty and costs much cheaper too! (HKD$63 - roasted goose chest with rice noodles 鵝胸瀨)

How much did I spend?
Lai Fun (rice noodles) with Roasted goose drumstick 燒鵝全脾瀨 HKD$118

Taste: 🌕🌕🌕🌗🌑
Environment: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑
Value: 🌕🌕🌕🌗🌑

Yat Lok Restaurant 一樂燒鵝
G/F, 34-38 Stanley Street, Central
中環士丹利街34-38 號

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