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May 30, 2026
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Tourism offers a lifeline to Hong Kong’s dwindling open-air food stalls
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Tourism offers a lifeline to Hong Kong’s dwindling open-air food stalls
JAMES GRIFFITHS
ASIA CORRESPONDENT
HONG KONG
PUBLISHED MAY 30, 2026
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Customers eat dinner at Wing Fat Seafood Restaurant, a dai pai dong in the Yau Mai Tei district of central Kowloon in Hong Kong.
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Keung Kee is a dai pai dong, a type of open-air food stall that was once ubiquitous across Hong Kong. Busy even on a humid spring…
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