This tiny coffee shop boasts a historic location and the power of transformative social enterprise. “They love a social enterprise in Hong Kong.”
I wasn’t much more than 12 hours into my first trip to Hong Kong and was eagerly sharing a report of my morning’s adventures to a friend who was on their umpteenth visit yet hadn’t heard of where I had been, a teeny-tiny non-profit coffee shop. Given that we were in a luxury hotel lobby, surrounded by sumptuous designer shops, I couldn’t see much evidence of her declaration. Still, I deferred to her superior knowledge of the region. In the coming days, I would soon see she was right, and with every visit I made to The Nest, I observed just how much Hong Kongers and the people who love visiting them appreciate something different that makes a difference. Want to eat at the world's cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant in Singapore? All you need is a bit of information and about ten bucks. How much does it cost to eat at a Michelin-star restaurant? $100? $1000? Both are distinct possibilities at Michelin-rated properties around the world. But there’s one under-the-radar spot where phenomenal cuisine can be enjoyed for pocket change. For the price of riding the bus, you can eat at the world's cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant, Singapore’s Liao Fan Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice & Noodle (yes, that is the full name!) It has the distinction of being not only the cheapest Michelin star-rated restaurant in the world, but also the first hawker centre or street food vendor so honoured. And best of all - you don’t need a reservation!
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