Agent W. was back to her best as my spy news informant, who’d told me last week to come check out this new Yakitori hole-in-the-wall opened by a Japanese boss, found in a busy side street of Mongkok. Yakitori Sticks and Fried Chicken Tatsuta-age are cheap here, priced at around $8 to $10 each stick!!
Finally, something that is not only Taiwanese in Mongkok !
A few selections available..
Cheap and affordable… but sticks a bit small
Nankotsu Chicken Cartilages were surprisingly good..
Bacon with Quail Eggs, Grilled Chicken, Beef (Sirloin) can be ordered
with Salt rather than with Sauce. For the price, I thought these were more than edible!
Beef Sirloin
Chicken Gizzard
Price: $10 to $40 Per Person
Score: ★★★★☆☆
Opening Hours: TBA
Address: 旺角豉油街地下 (板前壽司對面)
G/F, Soy Street, Mongkok
Now THAT is good cheap tasty looking Japanese street food. I'm getting sick of paying $$$$ for mediocre yakitori at my izakaya or yakitori-ya.
ReplyDeleteThe way you phrased it, it seems that there's tons of food stalls in Mong Kok offering Taiwanese snacks and tapioca/bubble tea, as if that is the latest trend! This is pretty interesting. Are there more Taiwanese snack vendors now than HK style street food egg puff/curry fishball skewer type vendors?
Yes, along the side streets closer to Dundas Street, the Taiwanese stalls seem to have taken complete control!
ReplyDeleteThere seems to be only one big fishball stall and may be 2 shops selling pig or cow innards :P
Its weird finding this yakitori place here, and at the the meat aren't overly tenderised like the HK sticks!