Revisiting Gui Yuan

I used to frequent their old shop and found the food delicious and the service great. It was a pity to see it closed when I passed by recently. However, I discovered they have reopened in North Point, so I had to go and relive the experience. The new shop is more spacious than the old one, and the environment in the mall is more comfortable. This time, I ordered the signature hot and sour soup rice noodles with medium to mild spiciness, rich fresh tomato soup with sweet potato noodles, and highly recommended shiitake mushrooms. The mushrooms were large, tender, and flavorful, bursting with juice when bitten into—truly amazing 👍🏻. The braised chicken wings were also well-marinated, showing the effort put into preparing the ingredients. The radish was sweet and tender, not stingy at all. The tomato soup was rich in tomato flavor, not too thick but still packed with a rich tomato taste, and full of tomatoes, making the soup rich in vitamin C, healthy and delicious. Additionally, I ordered a plate of choy sum, garlic pork belly, Chongqing spicy chicken wings, and coconut water. The choy sum was crisp and green, the garlic pork belly was mildly spicy and flavorful, and the Chongqing spicy chicken wings, served cold, had a texture similar to drunken chicken with a spicy kick. Finally, a sip of cool coconut water balanced the spiciness, making the whole experience very satisfying. Gui Yuan Xiao Wo Rice Noodles Address: Shop B15-16, Block B, 21-53 Wharf Road, North Point