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Where Anthony Bourdain actually ate in Hong Kong

the Cantonese classics · chef, author and host of No Reservations, The Layover and Parts Unknown · 6 stops

Anthony Bourdain filmed in Hong Kong three times — No Reservations in 2007, The Layover in 2011, and the Parts Unknown episode he shot with cinematographer Christopher Doyle in 2018. These are the Cantonese stops caught on camera that are still open today: roast goose, roast meats, two bowls of wonton noodles, a Sheung Wan tea house, and a kitchen out in the Tai O stilt village. No quotes here — just the episode each visit came from.


Lau Sum Kee Noodle

Un Chau · Chinese · map

Visited on Parts Unknown S11E5

Joy Hing Roasted Meat

Wan Chai · Chinese · map

Visited on The Layover S1E5

Lin Heung Lau

Sheung Wan · Chinese · map

Visited on No Reservations S3E12

Ping Kee Noodles

Tai Po · Chinese · map

Visited on No Reservations S3E12

Crossing Boat Restaurant

大澳 · Chinese · map

Visited on Parts Unknown S11E5

Yat Lok Restaurant

Michelin 1-star · Central · Chinese · map

Visited on No Reservations S3E12


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