Our dinner at Bo Innovation was an aesthetic feast. And one with a theme that pays tribute to old Hong Kong. Each course was beautifully presented, carefully constructed, and endowed with its own meaning and story. More importantly, the food was portioned so that you would be able to try twenty different combinations of flavors… Continue reading Bo Innovation: An artsy experience paying tribute to Old Hong Kong (8.5)
Category: Cantonese
King’s Delicacy: Superb Peking Duck
Shanghai Spot closed its doors recently and it appears that its head chef has moved over to King's Delicacy in Causeway Bay, a Chinese restaurant with a duck logo. The restaurant is possibly the largest on Fashion Walk food street, occupying the corner area facing Gloucester Road, where the row of restaurants seems always to… Continue reading King’s Delicacy: Superb Peking Duck
潮廳: 實而不華 (8.6)
經常路過潮廳,它在中環幾棟寫字樓間,門口的感覺似是宴客的餐廳。商業宴請類的餐廳大多都要客人為裝修買單,這都算了,最慘的是料理得過且過,完全沒有靈魂。除此之外,潮廳也花足心思做宣傳,哪個社交平台都有它的廣告。有麝自然香,何必當風颺。遇到這些餐廳,沒有熟人介紹的話我都避之則吉。機緣巧合下,今次臨時訂臺沒有訂到想去的餐廳,最後來到潮廳。→
大班樓: 功夫紮實的粵菜,未找到一試難忘的菜式 (8.5)
早聞大班樓的大名,知道它較受外國客人及部分本地愛吃者的歡迎,特意再次來到這裡小心品嚐。對於相對貴價的餐廳...→
VEA: Franco Chinese Parade (8.8)
VEA is definitely a fitting place to take someone to on special occasions because its sense of ritual and the theater of its service are all top tier even for a city like Hong Kong where dinner bills upwards of $2000 per head are not so uncommon. Before coming to this place I had a… Continue reading VEA: Franco Chinese Parade (8.8)
Lin Heung Kui: A Taste of Old Hong Kong (8.0)
The morning catching up, small plates sharing and tea drinking ritual of yum cha is part of Hong Kong’s culture and identity. Back in the 80s and early 90s, old ladies would circle around buzzing dining rooms with pushcarts and shout out for attention. While dim sum carts are increasingly hard to spot in Hong… Continue reading Lin Heung Kui: A Taste of Old Hong Kong (8.0)
Charming Red House for Dim Sum (7.6)
Jamie's Italian has finally closed, as did around two dozens of its chain in its native England. Replacing it is Gaia's Redhouse which is a chic new dim sum place that actually offers much more solid food and service than its superficially elegant and ornate décor might initially suggest. It's also a rare opportunity to… Continue reading Charming Red House for Dim Sum (7.6)
Boutique Sichuanese with Canton twist (7.5)
Whether 1935 appeals to you depends very much on whether you fancy Chinese food with regional influences plus a creative twist. Some people prefer authenticity over fusion and others prefer to go to restaurants that specialize in one particular regional cuisine. Here at 1935 the kitchen meddles with Sichuan flavours, uses wagyu and honey to… Continue reading Boutique Sichuanese with Canton twist (7.5)
Outstanding Cantonese Fare (9.2)
Man Wah, named after the Mandarin Oriental hotel itself in Cantonese Chinese, has remained competitive over the years with marvelous food and services. The menu is extensive and combines the best of modern culinary approaches and traditional flavors. Décor exudes subtle classiness and grandeur, while the small floor space and dim lighting make for a… Continue reading Outstanding Cantonese Fare (9.2)