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Hui Lau Shan Dessert Shop in Hong Kong

I have always been crazy over Mangoes.
I have heard so much about Hui Lau Shan desserts.
Many told me that they will re-visit the place a few times before they depart Hong Kong.
Due to its popularity, I could see this dessert shop every where, just like 7-eleven.
It was Monday special for Mango Platter.
I really lurved the mango mochi and the mango balls (tong yuen).
The other one was black sesame mango, I think.

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Pei said…
the dessert look so tempting...yum yum....
4/5/09 1:54 PM
meiyi said…
yups.. it was good!
we try in KL one day ya?
(other similar outlets)
4/5/09 7:16 PM
Simply Simply said…
KL also got? where? what is the shop's name?
4/5/09 9:27 PM
meiyi said…
don have hls, but got substitute.
once i've visited and tried, then i let you know la :)
4/5/09 10:19 PM
ftd said…
whew!, the dessert looks pretty yummy. To shop at Hong Kong looks like so much fun with all the delicious food around.

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4/12/09 11:12 AM
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