木子咖啡 Muzi Cafe
將軍澳貿業路8號新都城中心2期UG樓百佳超級市場內
UG/F, Parknshop, MCP Central, 8 Mau Yip Road, Tseung Kwan O
https://www.openrice.com/zh/hongkong/review/chinese-flying-saucers-e2140420
Usually toasted sandwiches are made in sandwich toaster, the finished product is basically a right angled triangle.
In the culture of HK, they have been known to be called "flying saucers" although I do not know why, the usual shape is not round and nothing in resembelance of a flying saucer.
Finally, I have found one that is round!
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Steps making the flying saucer
Fillings placed on normal square slices of bread
Sandwich in the toaster device
Edges cut off with scissors
It is the same as the normal toasted sandwiches except the toaster has a round imprint on it, after it is toasted, the edges are trimmed off, which is quite a waste, about 23% of the square bread is thrown away.
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There are four flavours, all are made with cucumber and tomato.
The flavours available are:
Tuna
Chicken breast
Duck breast
Salmon
Ordered the salmon and tuna.
Tuna toasted Sandwich:
The tuna was in creamy sauce, and was very messy to eat, as the filling kept overflowing when you bit into it.
The typical Chinese taste, not my cup of tea.
I would have liked it if it plain tuna and cheese.
Salmon toasted sandwich:
I was also expecting this to be nice, but there was too much mayonnaise in the middle making it sickly, and the cuts of salmon were not that nice either, it still had brown/grey bits on the salmon.
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