Local icons in Hong Kong (2026) — Forkful

Classic Jordan cha chaan teng at 47-49 Parkes Street, famous for its fluffy scrambled eggs on toast and steamed milk puddings. Expect brisk service and queues at peak hours.

Cha chaan teng listed among Hong Kong's notable breakfast spots.

Cha chaan teng known for its pork chop rice and classic Hong Kong cafe breakfasts.

Cha chaan teng celebrated for its pineapple buns, frequently cited among Hong Kong's best.

Long-running cha chaan teng originating on Gage Street, Central, known for its silk-stocking Hong Kong-style milk tea. The Tsim Sha Tsui branch is at 44 Nathan Road (10:30am-6:00pm).

Cha chaan teng known for its nostalgic old-Hong Kong ambience.

Cha chaan teng whose branches draw long queues, noted in coverage of the cuisine's 2026 revival.

Sheung Wan cha chaan teng that fries each piece of its Hong Kong-style French toast individually for extra crunch.

Sham Shui Po cha chaan teng counted among the city's most famous for Hong Kong-style cafe fare.

Well-known cha chaan teng chain noted for the variety of its Hong Kong-style cafe menu.

Modern cha chaan teng at G/F, Grandmark, 10 Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, known for its signature pineapple bun with tomato and egg and tomato soup noodles.