Honey Filled dumplings @ Fifty Fifty

I rarely go for Chinese sweet dumplings unless there is something interesting inside the dumplings.
Here they are filled with honey!~

I thought the Honey filled dumplings came in ginger soup according to the reviews, but they only had the honey soup.

 

While I was waiting, the decor was nice and colourful so I took pictures of that.

 

 

 

 

 

 

On the front of the menu they had a few lines about fifty fifty, but sadly the world is not in equilibrium anymore.
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The world is a matter of
half and half, fifty-fifty
half day, half night
half men, half women
half good, half bad
half yours, half mine
half sweet, half bitter
More sweets, less bitterness
and therefore a more beautiful life

 

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Raw honey dumplings:
The dumplings were interesting, the size of the dumplings were smaller than the usual ones.

 

 

In other places they are bigger so you get around 5-6 per portion but here they are smaller so you get more.
I thought the honey filling would be liquid but it was crystallised honey.

 

The sweetness was not too sweet.
After finishing the dumplings the soup does not taste so sweet which is good.
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Ginger and milk pudding @ Woo Lo Koon

Previously there used to be a branch in Wan Chai but when I found out about it, this joint had already closed down.

Luckily there is still a branch in Kwun Tong.

They are famous for their ginger and milk pudding.
It is advised that it should be eaten when hot and it should not be stirred!!!
There is even a notice board stating this!

 

The pudding was too hot, so I had to let it cool down for a bit.
It was nice and silky, I was expecting the ginger to be stronger but it was not that strong and the milk taste was nice.
The sweetness was just right.