Chow Yun-fat spotted at popular HK dessert shop, fans commend his friendliness


Chow Yun-Fat often garners praise for his warm interactions with the public. Photo: Handout

Actor Chow Yun-fat may be passionate about running and hiking, but the star proves he’s not one to shy away from buying sweet treats.

Chow, who would turn 70 this year, was recently spotted at a bustling dessert shop in Hong Kong, where a female fan had the chance to take a photo with him.

The fan immediately recognised Chow at the shop, even when catching a glimpse of him from the side.

She shared her excitement online, writing: “Who knew I could run into Chow Yun-fat while enjoying dessert?”

She also shared that Chow was incredibly friendly when she approached him.

This anecdote aligns with the numerous accounts of Chow’s kind nature.

Whether visiting local markets, stopping by eateries, or enjoying one of his famous runs, the star often garners praise for his warm interactions with the public.

Even during a recent 10km marathon in Hong Kong, Chow graciously took photos with fellow runners.

The actor’s fitness journey continues, as reports suggest he is gearing up for the Hong Kong Half Marathon, set to take place on Feb 9.

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