Eat in Tsim Sha Tsui | Longfeng Chengxiang Hotpot Chicken Hotpot | Enjoy the special chicken hotpot in a nostalgic atmosphere

The weather is getting cooler, and it's another excuse to eat #chickenpot #hotpot. You can already feel the nostalgic atmosphere outside the door of "#龙凤成祥 Hotpot Chicken Pot". The restaurant's layout is very thoughtful. "Dragon and Phoenix Hot Pot Chicken Hotpot" has many different flavors of chicken hotpot, which is made in a clay pot and is particularly flavorful. #waffleandshrimpcakes We ordered the Japanese Hiroshima Oyster Chicken Casserole (half chicken) ($268). The four large Hiroshima oysters were not fishy at all. In addition to the chicken pieces, there were also chicken thigh mushrooms, bamboo shoots and onions. The chicken thigh mushrooms were super smooth and tasty. The BB spicy is spicier than expected, a little bit numbing, the taste is very layered and delicious. Drink 7-Up with a "mouthwash cup"? It should be Salty Lemon 7Up. The homemade aged salty lemon has a particularly strong flavor, which neutralizes the sweetness of 7Up, relieves the spiciness and stimulates the appetite. The "Long Live" cup contains four basic seasoning ingredients: green onions, coriander, raw garlic and chili peppers. After eating the chicken hotpot, add soup and have hotpot, how can you miss the beef, which is a must for hotpot. The beef platter (small) ($388) includes hand-cut beef, beef brisket, wagyu beef brisket, beef cubes and marbled beef. Waffles likes the hand-cut beef the most, which is of moderate thickness and has a great taste. The dumplings at "Dragon and Phoenix" have a tea restaurant flavor. The five-spice diced pork dumplings and satay beef dumplings are both worth a try. The two fresh abalones ($98) had different textures, and most importantly, they were not tough at all. Be sure to take a photo of the sumptuous mixed vegetable platter ($138) first. The oversized tomato slices are stuck on bamboo sticks, which look a bit like lollipops. #Dragon and Phoenix Hot Pot Chicken Pot #Tsim Sha Tsui 2/F, Kam Fai Building, 16 Carnarvon Road #Waffles and Shrimp Cakes in Tsim Sha Tsui #Waffles and Shrimp Cakes Hot Pot #Hot Pot #Hong Kong Food #Hong Kong Restaurant Exploration #Tsim Sha Tsui Food #hotpot #wifeandhusband #foodie #hkfoodie #hkfood #hkfoodblog #hkfoodblogger #Eat in Tsim Sha Tsui