It turns out that Hong Kong also has the cloth tent horse carriage food stalls seen in Korean dramas

Take Exit N1 at Tsim Sha Tsui/Tsim Sha Tsui East There is a slightly hidden entrance. There is a sign at the entrance. Then there are road signs along the way to lead you to Bingo&Go The outdoor dining area is decorated in the style of a Korean horse carriage. You can also choose to eat indoors🍴 The outdoor decoration feels very authentic too🤣 because The table doesn't feel very solid. It feels like it will flip over if you move it a little bit. The walls are covered with Soju advertisements of various Korean stars and wooden Korean menus. The editor ordered a Jeju-style seafood hotpot $380 I thought it was really like the 100-meter-long seafood pot in Jeju Island. But this one is only half the length🤣🤣It feels a bit less impressive But it's worth the price. There is a crab, mussels, and abalone shells. It's enough for 4 girls. I also ordered ⏩️ half portion of original fried chicken $130 There are 6 pieces. Good taste. Gloves are provided. If the waiter forgets, remember to ask them for it. ⏩️Beef Rice Roll $65 You can make a reservation at OpenRice before you go💯💯 📍 Bingo & Cook (Tsim Sha Tsui) Shop 17-20 & 31-34, G/F, Grand Gateway, 37-41 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui There is also a branch in Causeway Bay, but the upstairs store No curtains for carriage decoration The waiters in both branches don’t seem to be from Hong Kong Can communicate in English or (Korean)🤭🤭 #weekendtrip #foodtour #foodguide #foodphotography #hkfoodie #tstfood