Krys P.
Yelp
Shum Tseng is famous for roasted geese. However, if you go, you'll find restaurants left and right advertising roasted geese. Which one should you pick?
My advice is, ignore all the big flashy signs along the main street, and walk down the dark alley next to Wellcome supermarket to Yue Kee. If this place is tucked away in the back with no signage on the Castle Peak Road, and still survives for almost 60 years, you know it has to be doing things right.
You can order the goose whole, half or quarter. The innards and parts do not go to waste - you can have the intestines in soy sauce, the gizzards stir-fried with peppers, spicy goose tongue, goose feet in abalone sauce... from head to tail, literally. You can also order rice or better, rice noodles, to go with the goose.
Besides roasted goose, we ordered other dishes and were equally impressed by the quality. The sweet and sour pork was the best I've ever tried, the meat tender and succulent and the shell not too thick or hard.
If you are going by car, they have their own private lot, further down the road.