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Entry No. 999 · Roast Goose · 燒鵝 (Siu Ngo)

Gwing Kee Roast Goose

Famous for "Smoked Roast Goose" and their signature goose oil stirred noodles (*goose oil lo mein*). The smoking process adds a unique depth of flavor that distinguishes it from standard gas-oven roasts.

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WaitLimited confidence11:30 or 17:30; signature goose oil noodles are the must-order item.
Reward80 XP0 stamps pressed

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Famous for "Smoked Roast Goose" and their signature goose oil stirred noodles (*goose oil lo mein*). The smoking process adds a unique depth of flavor that distinguishes it from standard gas-oven roasts.

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No. 999 for Roast Goose in Hong Kong

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Mong Kok Flower Market and Yuen Po Street Bird Garden

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