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Cheung Chau Ping Kee

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港式甜品/糖水雪糕/乳酪

Mango Mochi

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Cheung Chau has become famous for their mango mochis. I've had some pretty good mango mochi in Causeway Bay, where the owner claimed that they originated from Cheung Chau. So, I was looking forward to getting a mango mochi in Cheung Chau!Cheung Chau Ping Kee is a famous stall for mochis on the island, so I decided to get my mango mochi from them.Mango Mochi ($12): The mango mochi had a nice chewy skin that was slightly sweet, and it wasn't too thick. The problem was the mango! It was reall

Cheung Chau has become famous for their mango mochis. I've had some pretty good mango mochi in Causeway Bay, where the owner claimed that they originated from Cheung Chau. So, I was looking forward to getting a mango mochi in Cheung Chau!
Cheung Chau Ping Kee is a famous stall for mochis on the island, so I decided to get my mango mochi from them.

Mango Mochi ($12): The mango mochi had a nice chewy skin that was slightly sweet, and it wasn't too thick. The problem was the mango! It was really sour! I know it's not mango season in the winter, but I didn't expect it to be this sour! This mango mochi definitely left me disappointed! Also, there was a lot of flour on the surface of the mochi, so I ended up with flour all over my face and my t-shirt! It was so messy!

If you're on Cheung Chau in the summer when it's mango season, I'd give Cheung Chau Ping Kee a shot, but if it's winter, I'd skip it!

(以上食记乃用户个人意见 , 并不代表OpenRice之观点。)

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2016-12-31

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How has no one reviewed this in English yet?!! This place is a hidden gem in Cheung Chau (for me atleast..). It got my attention because there are several stores around CC that sell mango / durian mochi desserts but this place had the longest queue. The good thing, despite a lot of people was that it kept moving and I prolly waited only 10 minutes (even though it was a public holiday!!) before it was my turn. The stall is tiny. Behind the man by the counter, you can see several ladies making th

How has no one reviewed this in English yet?!!

This place is a hidden gem in Cheung Chau (for me atleast..). It got my attention because there are several stores around CC that sell mango / durian mochi desserts but this place had the longest queue. The good thing, despite a lot of people was that it kept moving and I prolly waited only 10 minutes (even though it was a public holiday!!) before it was my turn. The stall is tiny. Behind the man by the counter, you can see several ladies making the mochi desserts...by hand...at super speed. Priced at HKD10 a piece, it really is worth it. Each mochi is individually wrapped in a paper towel and put inside a lunch box.

The mochi is not too sticky or powdery but obviously the real deal is what's inside

The mango tastes delicious, fresh, sweet and cool from being temporarily placed in the fridge! Highly recommended especially during the summer months. Not a fan of durian but I do want to try their ice-cream next time