"There is usually a line around the corner from Tai Lei Loi Kei, but it’s worth the wait. Tony tried a pork chop bun, which is … you guessed it … a deep-fried pork chop served in a bun."
"This is the home of the famous pork chop bun. The pork chop is marinated in Portuguese oils and spices then grilled to perfection and slid onto bread akin to that of a Cuban sandwich."
"As for the star of the show – a perfectly seasoned pork chop that’s deep-fried (yummm…), juicy and oh-so-tasty."
"The pork chop was tasty & juicy."
"My personal favourite spot to pick one up is out on Hac Sa Beach near the barbecue stalls outside the infamous Fernando’s. They cook the pork chop freshly in front of you on the barbecue and you can eat at the stall or take to the beach to enjoy."