Sitting in the office of Sun Fat Heung, one of Hong Kong’s last tofu factories, chief executive Law Mang-hing says he can custom make tofu according to a customer’s requirements, be it size, firmness or style. I assume there is a minimum order, but his sister, Eris Law Lai-hung, interrupts to say, “The quantity doesn’t matter. He’ll make it anyway. That’s what he’s like.”
Law took over his father’s tofu business in 1996. “...
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