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Preserving Hong Kong's Culinary Heritage Abroad

Hongkongers living abroad are adapting and preserving their city's famed cuisine by recreating traditional dishes. This practice helps maintain cultural identity while introducing Hong Kong’s rich culinary heritage to global audiences.

Traditional recipes, such as dim sum and char siu, are adapted to incorporate locally available ingredients, ensuring authenticity while accommodating new environments. These efforts not only celebrate Hong Kong’s culinary heritage but also foster cross-cultural appreciation and exchange.


A captivating collage celebrating global culinary traditions, featuring chefs and cooks preparing and sharing diverse dishes, accented by iconic landmarks like the Taj Mahal and Big Ben.
A captivating collage celebrating global culinary traditions, featuring chefs and cooks preparing and sharing diverse dishes, accented by iconic landmarks like the Taj Mahal and Big Ben.

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