Mr. P. Fung - (Hong Kong)


From the Editor

Cooking is one of Mr. Fung's hobbies, without mentioning that he is a successful business man in Hong Kong.

He cooks a banquet style dinner for his friends quite often, taking notes of such dinner is the norm for him, for he does not wish to repeat the same dish when these same friends attend another of his dinners, and most importantly his notes will help him to improve the range and quality of his dishes even further.

If he were to open a restaurant, it would be fully book for years to come.

The following are examples of some of his mouth-watering dishes, that no words can give justice to. Yummy!



Steamed black bean pork
(Tips:- Presoaking the pork in water for two to three hours, will make the meat so tender and succulent)


Braised pork - "Tung Bau" meat
(the beauty of this dish is that it melts in your mouth which gives absolute pleasure.)








Vegetarian style


Vegetable curry


Potato with preserved Chinese vegetable and spring onions


Sweet and sour fresh fruit with soy-meat


Three types of mushrooms


Chinese cabbage cooked in milk with spring onions


Stir fried lotus, carrots, celery, onions and green beans.


Noodle, vegetable and mushroom








Northern style


Fried Bean-curd with chili sauce


Chili beans


Stir fry pork with leeks


Hot and sour soup








Cantonese style


Steamed chicken


Stuffed bitter-melon


Pineapple and ginger chicken


Braised pork Cantonese style


This is a special dish known as "Pun-choy" from "Wei Chuen" New Territory, Hong Kong, it consists of at least 10 different types of meats and sea-food. 








Din Tai Fun


Soy-meat with mushrooms (cold dish)


Smoked fish


Dumplings -"Sui-lung-po"








Chi Jar Chong


Three types of chicken


Braised pork Taiwan style


White bitter-melon with black bean


Three mushrooms


Sweet & sour pork


Chicken spring roll

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