Cha chaan teng, a type of tea restaurant that originated in the old days, are a favourite with Hongkongers. Back in the 18th century, Western cuisine was a privilege limited to the upper class and ...

On Wednesday evening, owner Johnny Cheung took to Instagram to announce the upcoming opening of Hong Kong Food Court, a casual cha chaan teng concept. "Coming soon to Sugar Land," read the post.

Unlike Hong Kong Food Street, the sister restaurant will be more casual, replicating a traditional cha chaan teng — a type of cafe or diner in Hong Kong that has Western influences. Cha chaan ...

Inside a cha chaan teng in Prince Edward district in Hong Kong, Stan Chan unfurled a large white cloth and hung it from the ...

In Hong Kong, the average cha chaan teng – a casual eatery serving up Western-influenced Cantonese fare – has more menu items ...

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No. Firstly, not all shops and restaurants provide a cashless service. Cha chaan teng and family-run stores have always taken cash for their goods, which aren’t very expensive. Secondly ...

Tazmania Ballroom announced on Sunday, March 9, that they would be having their ‘final dance’. Their Instagram stories were ...

He said: "There weren’t a lot of ‘cha chaan tengs’ in Brighton when I arrived. Many were either Sichuan cuisine or Chinese takeaways." The branch restaurant in Brighton, Queens Road offers a ...

Milk tea is served as strong as an espresso and there’s a rainbow of shaved ices. These cafes – or cha chaan teng (tea restaurants) – are born from Hong Kong’s layered history, shaped by British and ...