The serving size of Congee is very generous and well worth the $8-10 spent. Congee is usually eaten in parts of Asia for breakfast. It’s pretty much rice cooked in lots of water. There are no rules to what you have it with. At Little Hong Kong, I usually just get the shredded chicken congee. Very simple but full of flavour. You can also get congee with other flavours such as shredded duck, scallops, beef or fish. Flic ordered the century egg and pork congee. Don’t be put off the sound of a “century egg”. It’s not actually one hundred years old. It’s an ancient Chinese delicacy. The eggs have been preserved for a few weeks and turns dark brown in colour. Congee is great but it’s the condiments that you add to it that really makes it excellent. You can add soy sauce, chilli oil, coriander, shallots and a bit of pepper. Yummo!!
Always packed, Little Hong Kong is not little at all when it comes to flavour. You can expect to pay around $8-25 for a meal here. It’s a real gem.
Overall rating 9/10
Little Hong Kong
Market Square
Shop 23A, Cnr Mains Road & McCullough St
Sunnybank QLD 4109
http://www.littlesingapore.com.au/
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