01 炸子雞
Famous Crispy Chicken
The dish Fook Lam Moon is known for. A whole chicken, air-dried for hours and lowered through ladles of hot oil until the skin shatters.
Fortune and blessings come to your home.
With 70+ years of glorious history, held dear by faithful regulars
as an institution in classic Cantonese cuisine.
Selected by Executive Chef Chan Yau Leung as the dishes that best express the spirit of Cantonese cuisine and the brand's legacy. None require pre-ordering — except the crispy chicken, which always does.
01 Famous Crispy Chicken
The dish Fook Lam Moon is known for. A whole chicken, air-dried for hours and lowered through ladles of hot oil until the skin shatters.
02 Baked Stuffed Crab Shell with Onion and Fresh Crab Meat
Founder Chui Fook Chuen's tribute to the Western kitchen of the Ho Tung family — sweet red-crab meat folded with onion, milk and breadcrumbs, sealed in the shell, deep-fried à la minute. The recipe has not changed.
03 Sautéed Fillet of Pigeon with Caramelised Jinhua Ham
A chef's knife test — the pigeon deboned and cut into thick slices, seared so the meat stays tender and juicy, lightly charred at the edges, served beside sweet-and-savoury caramelised Jinhua ham.
04 Double-Boiled Fish Maw Soup with Shiitake & Shanghai Cabbage
Built on the founder's master broth — mature chicken, lean pork and five-year-old Jinhua ham. Served year-round; the banquet alternative when guests pass on shark's fin or bird's nest.
Seasonal menus and limited-availability dishes. Some are exclusive to one location; our concierge will arrange the booking.
A short-season menu of seasonal Cantonese plates, available for lunch and dinner through April. Dine-in only.
View promotion menu (PDF) →Six classic dishes for the new year — crispy suckling pig, deep-fried chicken, conpoy lotus-leaf rice, salted-egg yolk eight-treasure duck, huadiao egg-white crab claw, and sautéed pigeon with Yunnan ham.
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Fook Lam Moon started in 1948 as Fook Kee, a catering service for wealthy Hong Kong families. The name 福臨門 — fortune and blessings come to your home — came later, suggested by a regular.
In 1972, founder Chui Fook-chuen opened the first Fook Lam Moon restaurant in Wan Chai. He kept making dishes that take hours to prepare — the kind most Cantonese restaurants had stopped serving. Bird's nest congee with partridge. Bamboo pith and pigeon egg in crab roe. Wontons folded around fresh crab meat in soup.
Three generations later, the restaurant is run by his granddaughter, Janet Chui Shuk-wah.
"Everyone wants to go to the latest restaurant that has opened. That's why we have to remind people that we are still here." Janet Chui Shuk-wah · Director · 徐淑華
Hong Kong has changed a lot in 70 years. The food at Fook Lam Moon hasn't.
Chui Fook-chuen starts a catering service for wealthy Hong Kong families.
The catering business becomes a restaurant. First location: Wan Chai.
A second restaurant opens in Kowloon Bay.
Both restaurants bring back classic dishes that hadn't been served in years.
Janet Chui Shuk-wah, the founder's granddaughter, runs the restaurant.
The flagship · since 1972
Shop 3, 1/F, 35-45 Johnston Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Family dining
Shop 1, 4/F, MegaBox, 38 Wang Chiu Road, Kowloon Bay
"Held dear by faithful regulars as an institution in classic Cantonese cuisine."
"The food was very delicate. The service was great. The employees could speak Cantonese, Mandarin and English."
"Every dish was truly delicious and of excellent quality, with clients constantly complimenting the flavors. I will definitely come back."
"The Crispy Chicken was done perfectly, the egg tarts was super yummy too. Service from all the staff was right up there."
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