Korean night stall theme Korean restaurant

hoo Korean Charter (Tsim Sha Tsui) @hoo.pocha

This Korean restaurant is themed after a Korean night stall. In addition to its atmospheric environment and decoration according to Korean street scenes,
Their food and drinks are very Korean night stall characteristics.
The more popular ones are the street fish cake skewers pot, sauce-cooked spicy chicken feet pot and crispy pork cartilage and fist rice

🌟Crispy Fried Pork Cartilage with Fist Rice🐷🍙 $138
Stir-fried fragrant but not spicy, with cabbage, pork cartilage, carrots🥕 and fist rice.
The pork has very little meat, mostly pork cartilage🐷
It's really crispy and has a good texture
There are four pieces of fist rice 🍙, small and cute pieces
It's mixed with sesame and seaweed. It's not very flavourful. It's just right with the pork cartilage

🌟Cheese Sweet and Spicy Fried Chicken $98🧀🐔
The bottom is sautéed chicken, onion and onion segments
The top is covered with a lot of cheese, and once it is folded, it still achieves a threading effect
The dish already smells very fragrant 🧀
Although it's called sweet and spicy, I don't think it's very spicy
The fried chicken🐔 is quite fragrant, but it won't be fried too hard

🌟Cheese Fried Rice Cake $82
The most common Korean snack, this is the spiciest of the three 🌶🌶
But the more you eat the more you will want to eat
There is a lot of cheese🧀 on top, which can reduce the spiciness
Eat as soon as possible, because the frozen year cake will become a bit hard

📍hoo Korean charter @hoo.pocha
22/F, Blue Horse Building, 12-12A Hou Fuk Street, Tsim Sha Tsui

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