One of six cheery dai pai dong (food stalls) in the Ap Lei Chau Market Cooked Food Centre, Chu Kee offers solid seafood and stir-fries. If you buy seafood from the market downstairs, it can be cooked for an additional fee of about HK$80 per catty (600g); there are also seafood dishes on offer. Things get frantic when it's busy and service can be slow.
Go early if you don't want to wait a long time for your food.
You can reach the market by sampan from Aberdeen Promenade.
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2. Ap Lei Chau Waterfront Promenade
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