2013年1月28日星期一

Hong Kong Street Food - Stinky Tofu

The article is from http://www.hulutrip.com/en/hk-news/hong-kong-street-food-stinky-tofu.html

What is stinky tofu? It is called “chou doufu” in Mandarin. Do you feel weird that why the smelly tofu is so popular in China? The specially fermented tofu, is manufactured and prepared in a myriad of ways depending on the region where it is sold.
The strong odor is formidable to say the very least and not for the faint of heart. Stinky tofu is a very popular snack in East and Southeast Asia where it is easily found with no place to hide at night markets or roadside stands.
Hong Kong Street Food - Stinky Tofu
Stinky tofu
No doubt you will have heard or read about the stench emanating from one of the strangest foods to come out of this part of the world. But nothing can really prepare you for the stink. Smelly tofu, like durian, is one of Asia's most iconic 'weird foods.' The stench is a result of fermentation of the tofu and it is such an overpowering smell you'll be hard-pressed to shake it off for months to come. But Hong Kongers really love that stink. Well, most Hong Kongers.
In Hong Kong, stinky tofu is a trademark street food along with fish and beef balls, which are deep fried and eaten with hoisin sauce. Sold by the bag, it is guaranteed to contain almost enough grease to oil a diesel truck.
Recommended resaurant: Delicious Food
Location: shop 10, G/F, 30-32 Nullah Road, Prince Edward, Hong Kong
Tel: (852) 2142-7468

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