Tai Wing Wah Restaurant

You can come to Da Ronghua to have an authentic Hong Kong-style nostalgic lunch. The following dishes are recommended for tasting: pork siu mai, chicken steamed buns, pork belly and bean curd soup, crispy golden fruit flavored shrimp, etc. They all taste very good.

This is a time-honored restaurant in Yuen Long. If you come to Yuen Long, you must come here to eat. The barbecued pork and braised goose are delicious, and the vegetables are also good. You can also drink tea at noon. Local residents like to eat here.

Ronghua’s mooncakes are very famous in mainland China, so I went to the main store in Yuen Long for morning tea. It was very good, but a little far away. It would be more convenient if you live in Yuen Long. The people who come for tea are all nearby neighbors, which is very down-to-earth.

Da Rong Hua Restaurant recommends Angelica Pork Knuckle, Custard Mala Cake, Fried Taro Cake, Chicken Feet... The Sliced ​​Barbecued Pork King also looks delicious. A big, white and plump barbecued pork is stuffed with meat. Custard Mala Cake and Custard Crystal Bun are must-try foods, delicious!!! Highly recommended

Ronghua Mooncakes is run by Taotao, the God of Cookery. But the roast goose is not that good. But the pork knuckle is pretty good. What is different is the lard rice. One bottle of lard and one bottle of rice are served together. You can scoop it yourself. It tastes good. It has the taste of the countryside. There is the legendary Jiuda Gui, nine dishes served in a chicken bowl. I will go there to eat it next time.

Yuen Long Da Rong Hua's rice with soy sauce and lard, fried fish maw with milk, and beef ribs. The dessert is steamed Mala cake with custard! It is indeed a restaurant recommended by Tao Tao. Every dish is very good. It is very good~ The first choice for lobster noodles~ Mala cake!

I've been going to tea restaurants, buffet restaurants, 2 Japanese restaurants and western restaurants. This time, I'll go to a restaurant to satisfy my cravings! I wasn't really hungry when I went in, but I had to order something. Tea seats cost money, and there was also a service fee, so I just ordered two less since I was alone. Two lamb chops were enough, and one grilled pork chop, which was enough and tasted good.

Da Rong Hua specializes in village cuisine, and its signature dishes are custard ma la cake and lard rice. The custard ma la cake is very fragrant and soft, and very delicious, but the lard rice is too unhealthy to eat. Other dim sum and dishes are also well made, the only drawback is that there are many people waiting.