It used to be very popular back in the 70’s & 80’s. Black Pudding or Blood Sausage is enjoyed all over the world although the ingredients and method do vary. 30-06-2009, 01:10 PM #2. Whilst the one common ingredient is the use of animal blood, the dry component parts of the rest of the sausage filling including the spice mix is often a cultural, traditional or individual choice. Milk Top (Sogo), Hong Kong: See 27 unbiased reviews of Milk Top (Sogo), rated 4 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #2,944 of 13,868 restaurants in Hong Kong. Cheers. BenderBends. Do anyone know that where can i buy / eat English black pudding in HK? Pair it with sweet ginger or red bean soup for the perfect match. Tofu pudding, locally known as 山水豆腐花 (dau fu fa), is one of the all-time classic Hong Kong desserts. But these days, you can hardly find them, even in Hong Kong. Made from soft tofu, bean curd jelly and served in sugar syrup, it has a delicious and silky melt-in-your-mouth texture. I have tried Citysuper but couldnt find it. is there any deli in hk do black pudding at all? It’s a sweet dessert. Some of the restaurants in Soho do traditional brekky but still no black pudding. We're letting you know the best dining options available in Hong Kong this Christmas (Photo: Black Sheep Restaurants) By Annie Simpson November 10, 2020. www.thehongkongcookery.com/2016/05/hong-kong-style-mango-pudding.html Join Date Jun 2005 Location in my home Posts 3,451. the only black pudding i have is when i wake up … The recipe that I’m sharing is a classic dim sum dish, Black Sesame Rolls (芝麻卷). Newsletters. The Pudding Nouveau, Hong Kong: See 20 unbiased reviews of The Pudding Nouveau, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #2,554 of 14,454 restaurants in Hong Kong. In Hong Kong or China puddings are sweet or savoury, dense and heavy, steamed, and eaten primarily over the Lunar New Year holidays. Kids love this dish! Whether you're looking for traditional turkey, something an alternative Christmas dinner or the most luxurious catering options, we're letting you know the best menus in Hong Kong to indulge in this Christmas. The secret ingredient for dark food is black sesame!