HKG: Butter Cuttle Stall @ Avenue of Stars {CLOSED}

Who can resist the alluring aroma of the cuttlefish?

UPDATE (03/07/2016): The stall has closed down.

Ah, the Avenue of Stars... It's the place for you (or rather, for me) to have fun racing with your friends to find the names of celebrities of the HK film industry (Andy Lau being my mom's favourite) during the day and to enjoy the night breeze, as well as the glorious HK skyline after nightfall.


There are two or three butter cuttle stalls, from which the highly addictive aroma of grilled cuttlefish constantly waft in the air. Akin to the call of the sirens, I must say.


Korean Grilled Cuttlefish HK$30.00 (~S$5.00)
Taste: 8/10

I enjoy the shredded cuttlefish which was lightly grilled until it charred a little bit. Being mildly sweet and salty with the necessary slight fishy taste, it was pretty chewy and not at all tough like some of the dried ones you can find in the supermarkets.

Melon's Rating
Taste: 8/10

I really miss walking along the Victoria Harbour waterfront.

Butter Cuttle Stall @ Avenue of Stars

Avenue of Stars
Tsim Sha Tsui
Hong Kong
(Opening hours unknown - Anyone knows?)

*Prices quoted are nett prices.

Have a nice meal,
Cliff(y)

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