Turkey wings @ Taste supermarket

Saw these massive wings, so just had to get them for fun.

It dosnt really show on the picture the monstrosity of the size, but they were about 6 inches long.
The first two pictures show the turkey wings against normal chicken wings.

Fun to eat, but the meat was very very tough and dry.

 

 

Taiwanese taro mochi @ 砵仔王

Initially I was attracted by their dragon beard candies with lots of flavours such as strawberry, blueberry and chocolate, but then I found out, it was only the sugar shreds that were flavoured.
It would have been a good concept if it contained dried berries or chocolate chips inside.

They also had "bootjaigo" which is a chinese cake pudding steamed in a bowl and served on bamboo skewers, a bit like cupcakes.

In the end I got Taiwanese taro mochi's, they tasted Ok to begin with, then it tasted slightly fake.

 

Baby chicken cakes @ Yuen Long Hop Hing

I have never heard of this bakery until they rented a stall in Kowloon recently.

I saw the “gai jai beng – baby chicken cakes”, they looked fresh, the shape of them were flatter and slightly bigger than the ones at Kee Tsui.
I think the ones at Kee Tsui are meant to be baby chicken cake bites.

 

 

Anyway got a bag to try, the taste and smell was much better than Kee Tsui, although it was sweet, it was not as cloyingly sweet as the ones at Kee Tsui.
I could'nt stop eating them, and they were lovely and chewy!

On the bag, there was a website printed on it (http://yuenlonghophing.com), the website was very good, it had product shots of all the products they do.