Introduction
Star Alliance Business Class Lounge LAX
Eva Airlines Royal Laurel Business Class LAX-TPE
Eva Airlines Infinity Lounge – Taipei
Eva Airlines Royal Laurel Business Class TPE-SIN
Grand Hyatt Singapore
Ayam Penyet Ria Restaurant
Newton Hawker Center
People’s Park Hawker Center
Paradise Dynasty
Por Kee Eating House
Rainforest Airport Lounge
Cathay Pacific Business Class SIN-HKG
Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur
Petronas Towers
Jalan Aloor
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
Victoria Peak
Hyatt Regency Tsim Sha Tsui
The Big Buddha
Ferry – Kowloon to Macau
Grand Hyatt Macau
Din Tai Fung – Macau
Old Town Macau
Restaurante Litoral
A Lorche Restaurant
Ferry – Macau to Kowloon
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
The Bridge Cathay Pacific Lounge – Hong Kong
Cathay Pacific Business Class HKG-BKK
Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok
Ban Khun Mae
Thai Royal Orchid Lounge – Bangkok
Asiana Airlines Business Class BKK-ICN
Gwang Yang Korean BBQ Restaurant – Seoul
Asiana Business Class Lounge – Seoul
Asiana Airlines Business Class ICN-LAX
To get to the People’s Park Food Center, you can go through the Shopping Complex which is what we did. I am sure there is another way to get there by bypassing the shopping, but this was our first time hear.
The food complex is rather large but is sort of split into two sections. Without a bit of exploring we would have missed an entire section of food stalls which would have been a shame. There must be over 200 food stalls here.
We got some chicken and rice (~$2) which was moist and tender. The rice wasn’t too flavorful, but the chili did add a little bit of heat.
My wife got a noodle dish with salted fish and bok choy. I’m not a big fan of that so I didn’t have a bite. The line was probably 10 people long but it went quickly. My wife thought it was just okay, nothing special to justify the line.
We also got a soup (~$3) with fishballs, tofu, fried tofu and a chicken wing. The soup was somewhat bland, but otherwise okay.
The roasted duck and BBQ pork (~$6) which was very good. The skin was crisp and sweet with a nice lacquered finish, while the meat was tender on the duck. The pork was the right amount of tender meat and fatty goodness.
We tried an Indonesian place and got Nasi Bungkus (~$3), which did not come wrapped in a banana leaf like its usually served.
The food had been sitting out for a while and was somewhat cold. You are normally served a hard boiled egg instead of a fried egg. The fish cake was okay, but the chicken wings were again cold. I should have let the fact that I didn’t see one person buy any food for the 10 minutes I was waiting for my duck/pork dish be a sign of bad to mediocre food.
There are many options at People’s Park Food Center, and most of them are very reasonably priced. If in the area again, I would definitely try out more of the food stalls and try to be more strategic about it.
