Travelling in Hong Kong

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Across
  1. 4. (n.) small ball made of sticky rice flour with or without a filling, usually eaten with sweet soup
  2. 8. (n.) Cantonese noodles served in hot soup with dumplings which are usually made with minced pork, shrimps and
  3. 11. (n.) a Chinese-style cookie made with almond powder and rice flour
  4. 12. (n.) a chestnut cooked in a large wok full of charcoal granules
  5. 13. (n.) a type of rice porridge that is popular in many Asian countries, and it is made by boiling rice in hot water until the rice softens
Down
  1. 1. (n.) fermented tofu that has a strong smell, usually deep-fried and eaten as a snack
  2. 2. (n.) a bun that is stuffed with a filling made with sugar and shredded coconut
  3. 3. (n.) the juice extracted from pressed sugar cane
  4. 5. (n.) rice that is cooked with chicken, Chinese sausage or other ingredients in a flat-bottomed clay pot in which the rice gets slightly burnt, adding a special flavour to it
  5. 6. (n.) a Hong Kong-style restaurant known for its semi-western style dishes at low prices
  6. 7. (n.) pork which is flavoured and prepared by coating with special seasonings which turn the exterior layer of the meat into dark red after cooking
  7. 9. (n.) a dim sum dish made with shredded turnips and rice flour, either steamed or fried by cutting into pieces
  8. 10. (n.) meat and/or vegetable filling wrapped in a thinly rolled piece of dough which can be cooked by boiling, steaming or frying