You can find almost everything in Hong-Kong with its diversity. There are restaurants of various nationalities, there are restaurants with beautiful sceneries opening from terraces, there are Michelin restaurants, restaurants of stars and famous people.
- 90 gms ground chicken
- 1 egg
- 3.2 ml milk
- 2.5 gms bread crumbs
- 8 gms peeled shallots
- 0.12 gms thyme
- 0.08 gms parsley
- A little salt, sugar and black pepper
- 90 gms ground beef
- 1 egg
- 2.6 ml milk
- 1.5 gms bread crumbs
- 10 gms chopped onion
- 0.5 gms garlic
- 0.08 gms thyme
- A little salt, sugar and black pepper
- 10 gms mixed veggie
- 5 gms cherry tomato
- 5 gms balsamic vinegar
- 150 gms potato wedge
- 1 gm canjun powder
- ketchup
- 2 mini rolls
- 2 sliced tomato
- 1 sliced cucumber
- 2 sliced lettuce
- 2 pcs sweet pickles
- butter
- Mix the 2 patties ingredients seperately
- Cook the patties under grill till both sides turned golden, then into oven for 6 min. (180F)
- Split the rolls and toast the cut surfaces lightly
- Spread butter on the bottom halves
- Add lettuce, 1 sliced tomato, 2 pcs sweet pickles and beef patty
- Add lettuce, 1 sliced tomato & cucumber, and chicken patty
- Finally, the top half of the roll

And in Kowloon near Tsim Sha Tsui underground station there’s hidden Charlie Brown Café that looks small outside, but is really big inside. I wish you could see, my dear reader, the excitement with which children and adults enter this restaurant. Old grandpas with grey hair say that it’s a part of many tourist routes, marked as must-see.
I was lucky to make shooting for this place. What a pleasure it was to watch small and big children – customers of my chef.
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