Catch, Cook, Serve: Hong Kong’s Legendary One-Stop Fish Market | Street Eats | Bon Appétit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2024
- Bon Appétit joins chef Lucas Sin to try some of Hong Kong’s freshest steamed fish at Ap Lei Chau Market. Steamed fish is a traditional Cantonese dish and the fresher the better-at Ap Lei Chau Market they're serving fish caught in the harbor that morning straight to your plate.
Director: Nic Ko
Director of Photography: Hanley Chu
Editor: Kris Knight; JC Scruggs
Host: Lucas Sin
Producer: Mag Shuiman
Line Producer: Jen McGinity
Production Manager: Janine Dispensa
Production Coordinator: Elizabeth Hymes
Assistant Camera: Walter Lai
Audio Engineer: Jonathan Ho
Researcher: Vivian Jao
Fact-Checker: Ryan Harrington
Post Production Supervisor: Andrea Farr
Post Production Coordinator: Scout Alter
Supervising Editor: Eduardo Araújo
Assistant Editor: Justin Symonds
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your dad nodding his head approvingly at everything you say about the fish is amazing, must be a proud father ❤
lucas has learned well.
Especially in the setting of Asians, it is very rare for parents express their appreciation in a percetipble manner, hats off for chef lucas!
His dad has such an awesome name
lucas doing true hong kong food so much justice. this HK series is seriously the best thing on BA.
Lucas gave his dad the best bite 🥺
Fish cheek, baby!
Because he loves him the most. ;)
As a American born cantonese, I grew up on eating steamed fish topped with scallions/ginger every week (still do, as I still live with my parents, spoiled I know). It is definitely one of my favorite style to eat it. It is such a clean way to eat a fish, capturing the essence of what a fish should taste like without over saucing or topping it. Well done Lucas!
As a Canadian born cantonese, I also grew up eating steamed fish topped with scallions/ginger. Unfortunately, where we lived we didn't have access to fresh grouper or sole, so we ended up substituting the types of fish that were available. Pickerel was a common choice for my family in particular.
American born Chinese here as well, either my mom or my grandfather would buy a fish, usually a tilapia, at the local Chinese supermarket in either Manhattan Chinatown or Elmhurst or Flushing at least once a week and steam it with ginger and scallion for dinner.
Nowadays, just living with my aunt, we’ve somewhat downgraded to salmon steaks/filets, but the thought is still there.
Do you have fresh fish in the states?
@yrrekad Yes we do but it's not always as fresh as this. We live on the Atlantic side so fresh fish is plentiful. The people in the middle of the usa rarely get it this fresh as the seas are too far away. Fresh frozen is everywhere. ✌🏽
@@yrrekadYes I live in NY and in Chinatowns or major Chinese neighborhoods you’ll always find live fishes in tanks
As a Cantonese American, it makes me so happy to see someone so elegantly highlight our cuisine
Is this Cantonese American cuisine?
@@lizijian1212no, this is Cantonese/Hong Kong cuisine
I don't know how people normally have their fish in their culture. But in Hong Kong, 清蒸 is the best respect we can do to the fish and enjoy it just as it is. I can't express how important this way of cooking is for every Hong Konger.
Sashimi?
@@dh5363steamed. 清 literally means clear/pure, but here is means “without additional flavoring” but that’s usually not the case as ginger, chinese chives and sometimes wine is used in the steaming process, mostly to remove the fishy smell. 蒸 means to steam. This type of fish is usually served with soy sauce. Imo this cooking method really highlights the quality of the fish, as the only thing you’ll taste is the flavor of the fish (other than sashimi of course)
I think the same with many cantonese dishes
@@dh5363 traditional chinese cooking don't rate raw foods....
I loved it when the proprietress/steamed fish lady stood next to the table. She had a gentle smile on her face and looked so proud as Lucas and his dad were so obviously enjoying and praising her handiwork. A great moment in this video. And, of course, Lucas was his magical self as always. Imparting his knowledge and showing us the way.
Lucas's passion for cooking is unmatched.
Watching Lucas give his Dad pieces of fish makes my heart melt :') My parents did that for me when I was younger and I realize it was their way of saying "I love you"
Growing up Cantonese in the States, my parents would make steamed fish exactly like this almost every week, and eating it that often, I grew tired of it. Seeing in this video how Lucas explains the simplicity and beauty of the dish feels like a re-introduction to Cantonese steamed fish and makes me appreciate and miss it since I don't live with my parents anymore. Beautiful video!
People who haven't tried steamed fish like this are missing out. One of my favourite dishes.
It’s so easy to make too. Simple ingredients but incredible flavor
this BA series is unmatched. what amazing content. Lucas carries this series so hard
Giving the fish cheek piece to your loved one is very much a tradition, thank you for putting that in Chef Lucas
"BA is fitting the bill." -Lucas
LMAO
Lucas, besides your culinary skills, you are still in touch with respecting your elders....serving your Dad first and the best part, fish cheeks. Kudos to you. By the way the fish variety and the one and only way to taste the freshness of the fish, looks delicious.😋
Born in HK but raised in Canada. Have only been back once in my 55 years. Would love to visit one more time to experience food the way HK people eat it regularly. Problem for me is i really wouldn't even know how or where to start. One day hopefully i will be able to gather all the information i need to make my trip worthwhile. 🇨🇦🙂
Great documentary again with Lucas, and what a huge treat to have his father on it too!
I visited the Tsukiji Market & was awestruck. Then I went to sea as an International Observer for 5 straight months aboard this ghastly Japanese squid drift netter where nobody spoke English. Of course nobody spoke English, not that anyone spoke to me anyway since they saw me as a spy for Greenpeace which I wasn’t. Hideous job surrounded by dead or dying critters including
Dolphin mothers & calves. I would rather have spent the time in jail.
@7:37 “Fish cheeks…give it to the person you love the most..” ❤❤❤
I knew it.
Anticipated and indeed Lucas would serve his dad first before himself, the first spoon of fish
That is how we Chinese were brought up ☺☺☺ 孝亲敬老
HK is my top spot I’ve visited for food adventures by far. Yes it’s expensive and crowded but the many layers and depth of flavors is so worth the trip I can’t recommend it highly enough 😊
It's also amazing for hiking. Went to Lantau Island via ferry to Mui Wo up to sunset peak. Loved every bit about HK it really has everything.
@@tjpld it does!! My hiking days are over nowadays. I rented a flat in Wan Chai but most of my friends lived in Stanley and Repulse Bays. The MTR is great for me getting around in a chair but everything is only a short ride away. I don’t think I’ll be visiting there anytime soon as the push by the mainland to overcome anything remotely democratic has led to a general air of uncertainty I didn’t much like last time.
Thank you Lucas for introducing authentic Cantonese cuisine and Hong Kong food culture to the world! Again his enthusiasm is unmatched!
I see Lucas I click on the video
Edit : also Eric
Real
Always!
Me too!!!
I want to cry and eat at the same time, I miss my grandparents cooking fresh fish for breakfast and also share very nice quality time together..😭🙏🤤☺ thanks for bringing this memmories back. :)
I must say that the way you are describing is money. your translation is perfect. I have problems translating at times and you are doing it so effortlessly!! Kudos to you!
Amazing video yet again, Lucas needs his own TV series!
This is one of the reasons why I love Hong Kong and think that it is one of the greatest cities too eat Chinese food.
you need to do more videos with lucas he is one of the most amazing people ever
Wow Lucas…this is the best video I’ve seen for steamed fish. Amazing. Well done. And regards to your Dad!
7:47 Yes, fish cheek for your loved one. Pronunciation in Cantonese is very cute, “面猪登”~"min ju dan".
Love seeing your relationship with your dad. I love cooking for my dad, I can tell he really appreciates it and I try and make better food each time.
Lucas is him, top tier authentic cantonese cuisine is simply unrivalled!
I'm glad they brought out the rice bc I was thinking "They can't just be eating the fish and not having it with any rice!" All of those fishes looked so tasty, I was over here behind my pc screen drooling.
I never wanted steamed fish so bad
MORE OF THESE HONG KONG SERIES PLEASE
As a generally critical person, I appreciate and enjoy Lucas's breadth of knowledge and his skill and passion in including technical aspects in an overall approachable experience. He shares things many people probably have not come across which is always interesting. I'll be interested to see how his development process evolves
Now I have a giant steamed fish craving. Thanks Lucas.
0:14 Too bad that the HK government is suing these market vendors if they attempt to clean fish for the customers…simply ridiculous
The steamed grouper with scallions in soy sauce is a must in a Cantonese-style dinner. I love it.
in love with the way Lucas describes food
Lucas, thank you for spreading the true essence of Hong Kong culture to the world. 🔥 It's awesome.
I've actually been to that market when I visited my husband's family in Hong Kong! Truly a memorable experience seeing all the fishermen and people buying the freshest fish off of the boats! amazing food too 💓
This is at the heart of Cantonese cuisine - steamed fish! The sauce is unbelievable. Looks simple, but it’s the cleanest, clearest, freshest, tastiest essence of umami.
shouldnt be watching this in the middle of the night, now i'm craving for some 🥲
Such a pleasure to meet your respected father.
lucas out here making the absolute best content lets go
People who sell food at the food markets. Are incredible knowledgeable about their product and they treat you like one of their own.
When chef lucas bring the bowl of rice. I nod in agreement. Yes. Steamed fish without rice is incomplete.
Steamed fish, esp a Grouper, is the crown jewel of Cantonese cooking.
OMG I wish I had more steamed fish when I visited HK and did a 'flight of fish' like you just did! Fantastic. The best way to respect that fresh catch.
Lucas giving the coveted fish cheek bite to his dad is everything 🥰
Can’t believe Lucas just made me feelin homesick more than ever before
Steam fish or seafood are the simply best
Fresh steamed fish is everything! Another great episode hosted by Lucas!
Fantastic episode. Passionate & knowledgeable host, and the food and surroundings are the star. Everything a travel show should be.
Lucas, your knowledge and passion for food is infectious and inspiring.
this guy highlights everything i love about hong kong cuisine. bravo
Love the Asian dad nod
The nod of someone who's had many many plates of live fish
So nice to have your dad join you! ❤ love it. Enjoy and thank you for teaching us about the wonderful food you know about! 😊
Thank you for this video. I grew up in Hong Kong but now live mostly overseas. I absolutely adore steamed fish and it is without a doubt my favourite dish-my favourites include grass carp and golden pomfret. There is a sense of comraderie and mutual respect among those who appreciate steamed fish with a hot bowl of rice.
Love your passion, narrating and attention to detail, Lucas. Keep it up. Love this content (and streamed 🐠).
Watching this makes me want to make another trip back to HK with this the priority! Bad thing about travelling alone is I could not order or taste as much seafood 😢
thanks for reminding us the fish cheek thing...giving it to the one you love the most :)
Lucas needs his own show on Food Network.
no way. you can reach more people here. tv is dying
Fellow HK'er here (grew up and living overseas). I'll eat steamed fish all day if given the opportunity. Just that and a bowl of rice is enough to make me very happy.
Have to admit I looooove having ginger in with the spring onions though.
This guy is actually amazing, i love his videos
Amazing video as always Lucas. Steamed fish is in my top 5 dishes all time
I’m so sad that there are no live fish markets where I live. I miss making steamed fish and my family misses eating it.😢 Watching Lucas and his dad eating all four fish on the table made my mouth water lol.😂
Lucas is everything he's the best ,, anything I see Lucas I click ,😊
My mouth watered all through this video omg
Thank you for the nice video about Hong Kong's legendary one-stop fish market 👍
Lucas bringing back my love for BA
Great content Lucas! Thank you for promoting HK food scene and culture!
My favorite one of these episodes so far!
I want to be as passionate about something as Lucas is about cooking and eating.
so much Lucas content, great start to 2024 🙏
As a kid I loved eating bowl after bowl of rice with that delicious fish and sauce heaped on. I'm craving steamed fish now.
Lucas, thank you for making this video. I grew up in Aberdeen and remember the fish market well. It is a childhood experience that we didn't know to appreciate. I'll definitely have to revisit and share this unique experience. Thank you again.
This guy is turning into the SON of HONG KONG, amazing content !
i’m drooling looking at this…going to go try it tomorrow!!🤤
Amazing. I feel very honoured to meet Lucas' Dad! 💜
Lucas knows his stuff, for real 👍
Thanks Lucas! As always, very insightful and your passion for food shows. Give my regards to your Dad!
I never want these to end.
For some reason Lucas's lecture on steamed fish in English is 10 times better than most of local chef's explanation in Canto.
My mouth is watering. I could literally devour all those fish.
I love your channel and your knowledge and respect for the food and the people who make them.
Been to HK so many times but lucas makes it look like I HAVE NOT SEEN HK. Need to learn canto, wait for me HK!
Back in 1960, I went to a restaurant in Aberdeen that let pick your fish is it swam below you. Absolutely delicious. All these years later, I still remember the experience.
Loved meeting your Dad. Thanks Lucas.👌👌
Wonderful that you enjoyed it with your father.
i really enjoy your videos there so informative.
Thank you for sharing Lucas
Love watching Lucas!
I am sooooooo jealous seeing all those delicious plates of steamed fish. 😋
I see lucas, I click it. Never regret it.
incredible cooking. really wish i had a chance to eat steamed fish that fresh!
We need more vids like this
I dont even eat seafood, yet the way the describes everything is so captivating.
I SOOOO wish that I had my pallet back in the navy that I have now. I probably wouldn't appreciate that BEAUTIFUL fish!! Now?! I'd pay hundreds for it!! Fantastic!!
Loveeee this series ❤❤
So happy to see my local wet market featured!
ok. Chef Lucas is now my favorite