🍽️ 香港 Food KOL 網紅排名目錄平台

Amanda's Kitchen is a Shanghai-based cooking channel by food professional Amanda. It covers Chinese and Western recipes, baking, and kitchen tips with elegant, practical, and clear steps. Amanda shares new recipes regularly, offering refined yet practical cooking content.

Torres Pit, a Hong Kong food and culture YouTuber, explores cultural and culinary differences between Hong Kong and other regions with humor.

Martin is a popular Hong Kong cooking YouTuber behind the channel Point Cook Guide and a recipe website. His content features home-style recipes, cooking tutorials, and food unboxing with clear instructions. He also runs the "What the Heck" channel and is a widely followed cooking instructor.

Professional Chef Chit-Chat (Chef Sing Sing) is a cooking channel founded by professional chef "Chef Sing Sing." It focuses on Chinese cuisine, home-style dishes, cha chaan teng stir-fries, and clay pot dishes, highlighting cooking secrets for these styles. Chef Sing Sing demonstrates expert wok skills and heat control.

Very Good, a Hong Kong home cooking channel, shares affordable recipes and food reviews on YouTube, aiming to teach everything they know about cooking.

Cooking Man (Uncle Bob) is a Hong Kong cooking YouTuber sharing content on "Bob's Your Uncle." He focuses on global cuisine cooking tips, with standout demos of international dishes. His deep knowledge of ingredients and techniques highlights culinary culture and cooking joy.

Hong Kong YouTuber based in the UK, active since 2014. Focuses on煮食 and饮食, teaching烹饪 while sharing生活 and社会话题. Bob叔's videos feature中英字幕, with扎实又实用的煮食技巧. Over 500k subscribers,被誉为香港饮食类型 YouTuber的第一把交椅.

Mama Cheung’s Kitchen, a Hong Kong home cooking channel, shares traditional family recipes on YouTube with easy-to-follow steps and bilingual subtitles.

Mama Cheung's Kitchen is a Hong Kong home-cooking channel run by a homemaker. It shares Cantonese home-style dishes, nourishing soups, festive foods, and Chinese recipes with simple, easy-to-follow methods that evoke "mom's flavor and home vibes." It represents traditional Hong Kong home cooking.

Hong Kong cooking KOL Mama Cheung shares authentic Cantonese home-style dishes on YouTube and Facebook. Specializes in nourishing soups, festive foods, and simple home-cooked meals, aiming to preserve traditional family flavors. Also shares ingredient prep tips, loved by cooking enthusiasts.

Dianxi Xiaoge is a Yunnan food creator famous for rural cuisine. Her content showcases Yunnan home-style dishes, local ingredients, and food culture with rustic, pastoral charm, making her a distinctive voice in Chinese food media.

MAR ASMR, a Hong Kong food ASMR channel, focuses on large-scale mukbang videos with therapeutic chewing sounds on YouTube and Instagram.

Not Raw Not Eaten is a Hong Kong home-cooking channel by an enthusiast. It covers Chinese, Western, French, and Japanese dishes, emphasizing approachable home cooking. Known for demos like Hong Kong-style curry fish balls and slow-cooked steak, it’s a uniquely styled tutorial channel.

Kiki & May, a Hong Kong couple Vlog channel, shares food, travel, and local eatery reviews on YouTube, known for their genuine recommendations.

Hong Kong cooking KOL specializing in Cantonese-Western fusion recipes. Expert in handling premium dried ingredients like abalone and fish maw, also shares restaurant reviews. Cook King Room, though not a chef, offers professional techniques and detailed recipes for home cooks.

Stephen Leung, a Hong Kong food YouTuber with 300K+ subs, explores local eats and hidden gems in old districts.

Hong Kong food YouTuber, known for self-funded food trials and honest reviews. Focuses on local Chinese cuisine and Instagram-worthy restaurants, with detailed dining experiences. Over 300k subscribers, praised for straightforward critiques. Emphasizes unbiased reviews, earning trust in the foodie community.

Jeffrey Fok, a Hong Kong YouTuber, model, and actor, with over 250k subscribers on his channel "Jeffrey Fok霍哥哥." His content includes vlogs, live streams, and cooking, having moved from Macau to Hong Kong for his career. Besides online videos, he has acted in movies and ViuTV shows. His channel features a relaxed and daily style, popular among young viewers.

Maria Cordero, a Hong Kong celebrity and cooking show host, shares home recipes and cooking tips on YouTube and Facebook, known for her hearty style.

I’m Jerry, a Hong Kong food documentarian preserving local culinary culture through interviews and stories of Michelin chefs and old shops.

Hong Kong知名饮食 YouTuber known for直率食评. Focuses on自助餐,和牛等美食实测, analyzing味道 and性价比 objectively. Also shares旅游 and开箱片, with多元内容. Known for有碗话碗,有碟话碟,不整色整水, a公信力 KOL in香港搵食界.

Ah Bing and Suky, a Hong Kong couple’s cooking channel, shares home-style Cantonese recipes on YouTube with a warm and approachable style.

West DorSi is a Hong Kong food YouTuber who jokingly calls himself "fake middle-class." He specializes in food reviews in Hong Kong and Shenzhen, known for his down-to-earth critiques and recommendations. Updates every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoon attract a loyal audience.

OG Shenzhen饮食旅游 KOL, started filming北上搵食好去處 in 2017. Focuses on深圳美食,电子支付, and商场购物攻略, with中肯贴地食评. Gained fame through海底捞系列, with over 280k subscribers. Known for自费试食 and不收食店广告费,深受观众信赖.

Hong Kong cooking and baking blogger behind Fei Ding Handmade Workshop. Focuses on natural, homemade recipes for bread, desserts, and home-cooked meals. Skilled in DIY sauces and traditional foods like condensed milk and fish balls, with detailed steps. Popular among health-conscious viewers.

Known as "Ah So," So Sze Wong is a famous Hong Kong food critic and TV host. Her YouTube channel "Teach Cooking So This is So Good" teaches home cooking and soups, known for her straightforward and spicy style. Ah So is famous for her blunt food reviews and high standards for ingredients and flavors. After recovering from illness, she continues to share culinary insights with her audience.

"MaLut Girl Zu" is a popular Hong Kong food KOL with over 600k IG followers. She mainly shares Hong Kong cuisine, travel, and videos, specializing in local snacks, desserts, and hidden restaurants. Known for her down-to-earth and genuine style, she's a go-to for discovering Hong Kong's best eats.

Since 2014, Little Miss Foodie delivers unfiltered restaurant critiques—praising or panning with equal candor.

Agnes' vibrant IG (80K+ followers) mixes food photography with travel, highlighting photogenic desserts and local hotspots since 2015.

Supertaster Melissa dissects global Michelin-starred dining in digestible English reviews between Hong Kong and Tokyo.

HKfoodtalk: Since 2015, this practical guide spotlights affordable eats across districts with transparent pricing and blunt reviews.

Popular couple-run food blog NATFOODIARY by Jonathan & Natalie features polished restaurant reviews and global culinary discoveries.

Poorjjfoodie's 300K+ followers trust his wallet-friendly HK$100-and-under meal guides to hidden eateries.

LeeDee (LifestyleAsia-recognized since 2011) jets to Bangkok/Tokyo for Michelin-starred hotel and travel content.

Blue-checked 田中小太郎 meticulously reviews high-end omakase and harbor-view steakhouses with witty commentary.

Kiki Lam's bilingual recipe videos (150K+ IG followers) simplify cooking for busy professionals with step-by-step guides.

Ex-banker Beti Chung (200K+ IG) demystifies home cooking across cuisines, even publishing budget-friendly cookbooks.

Ding's Handmade Workshop is a Hong Kong cooking channel focused on natural, additive-free recipes, run by Fei Ding. It covers baking and fermented foods with detailed, step-by-step tutorials, ideal for learning natural cooking and artisanal baking.

Uncle K's 200K+ IG fans love his unfiltered street food reels showcasing authentic Hong Kong flavors.

Veteran food journalist Gloria Chung combines culinary storytelling with artful food styling for magazine-worthy IG content.

Sohyeon's 280K+ IG tracks Hong Kong's dining trends through visually rich restaurant/sweet spot roundups.

Lawyer-turned-food-blogger Joyce To excels in high-quality restaurant reviews with meticulous food photography, uncovering hidden gems with honest recommendations.

Emma Chung's 170K+ IG and 250K TikTok teach approachable Korean/Chinese recipes alongside daily Hong Kong vlogs.

Everyday Kitchen is a cooking channel run by Ah Kin. It features simple home-style and festive dishes like steamed fish and braised pork, with clear methods for family meals. Ah Kin excels in family cooking, especially Lunar New Year recipes.