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Last updated: 6/30/2026, 3:54:29 AM
Cheung Hing Kee is a renowned street food spot in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, famous for its Shanghai Pan-fried Buns (Sheng Jian Bao). The buns are celebrated for their crispy bottom, soft top, and juicy, flavorful soup filling. The food is cooked fresh in front of customers, offering a lively and authentic culinary experience.
Customers consistently praise the deliciousness of the pan-fried buns, highlighting their crispy exterior and succulent, soup-filled interior. The classic and truffle versions are particularly popular, with some also enjoying the spicy and numbing variant. While queues can form, they are generally fast-moving, and the service is efficient. Many consider it among the best bao they've tasted, appreciating the good value for the quality.
The restaurant offers a quintessential Hong Kong street food experience, with many customers eating standing up or taking their food to go. Small portions, starting at 4 pieces, are available, allowing visitors to try different varieties.
There can be lines, especially during peak hours or prior to opening, but they tend to move quickly (around 8-10 minutes for 10 people). It's a quick-service spot, suitable for a fast and satisfying meal or snack.
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