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2016-08-24
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There is something about the extremely hot summer in Hong Kong that I hate so much! It's this type of weather that makes me eat everything cold .. sushi, ice cream and yes ... shaved ice.Echigoya was originally located at PMQ. I visited it when it was opened there. However, it closed up shop and moved to Tai Hang. When it was in PMQ, it only served Japanese shaved ice. Now, it serves coffee and other deesserts as well as shaved ice. I guess an expansion in menu due to the larger shop space.As it
Echigoya was originally located at PMQ. I visited it when it was opened there. However, it closed up shop and moved to Tai Hang. When it was in PMQ, it only served Japanese shaved ice. Now, it serves coffee and other deesserts as well as shaved ice. I guess an expansion in menu due to the larger shop space.
As it was hot outside, a shaved ice break was in order. Menu is in English and Japanese. The previous shop, the menu was cute and hand drawn. This was not and in just a regular clipboard form.
Boyfriend and ordered two items.Rainbow ($58). A very colorful bowl of ice. There was a some slices of lemon inserted throughout which boyfriend happily chewed on. Sweetened by the sugar syrup, the ice was finely shaved and fluffy.
Green Tea ($75). There was a generous amount of green tea syrup and a dollop of azuki bean paste on top. A few pieces of dango that was a bit too chewy and sweet potato bits. The ice was also finely shaved but not enough syrup was provided to so we were eating a lot of bland ice.
A nice break for the summer. May not be my favorite Japanese shaved ice place, but a good option for when I'm in Tai Hang. Small enough to have on my own as well.
张贴
