It's time for a food pix ;-)...that's our dinner at the Maxim's restaurant (yes, same name as the famous one in Paris). Maxim's is a restaurant chain, it is usually not the best place for adventurous gourmet seekers but definitely a safe place for tourists or sometimes, for locals who are looking for more basic dishes. Btw, how's your chopsticks skill? Since I was holding the camera, I couldn't show you the perfect way...maybe next time.
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Modesty? I'm sure you can do pirouettes with chopsticks, hold the camera at the same time and are worthy of a place on a top chopstick dexterity display team. As for me, I can pick up large things (about the size of a ping pong ball, although not spherical -heaven forbid) but usually end up asking for a fork.
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yum yum yumm is that glased duck i see?????? ahhhhhhhh lisi this makes me sooo hungry and it´s not even noon!!
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That all looks yummy. Is it true that people in Hong Kong enjoy going out to eat at least twice a week?
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scrumptious looking! when you're going for dim sum ? ;)
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Looks delicious, what are the brown things with the shrimp? I could use a chopstick lesson!
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Hmmm, looks extremely yummy! What are the sauces on the left?
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ben moi je signe de suite de la bouffe la vraie vie quoi...
je t'invite sur le site de terra vecchia pour apprendre a faire des moelleux aux chocolat...
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Humm seems to be delicious§
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Humm, glased duck, prawns and veggies, love it.I also agree with Louise, change your profile you are a photographer.
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Lisi!! That is so cruel and inhumane of you to post this photo when I am starving and about to eat the table coz I'm so hungry ahhhhh thta looks sooooooooo delicious!! Do you like Jai (monk food)?? I just had some yesterday that someone bought for me - yummmmers
My chopstick stills are a big fat ZERO. I wish I was so skilled. so did ur friends wonder what da heck ur doing photographing food? I get ribbed about it so I dont fotograph foods hahaha
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To attempt an answer to Nicola's question - its oyster sauce? - just a guess
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thank you all for your footprints!
Bob, you have all seeing eys
Nerissa, I'm not sure but I think people do in most big cities.
Nicola, they are oyster sauce and prawn sauce
Felicia, the brown stuff is some kind of mushroom
Kala, yes, I like Jai (that's vegetarian food)
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It's really sad that at the last moment I had to give up my trip to Hong Kong :-(
This post make me really hungry, and it's just morning!!!!
Ciao from Italy (humid and hot...too hot)
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wow, looks very yummy! onaka suita.
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As photo (not foodwise) this is for me one of the best!
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