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Sounds weird for a Singaporean to eat Indian food in HK. But I’ve been a fan of Chef Manav Tuli ever since I dined at his previous restaurant. Today he is the proud owner/chef of the brand new Indian restaurant, Leela, at Causeway Bay.
His food has grown in sophistication. It doesn’t overwhelm the palate but instead achieves an ideal... More
I didn’t realise it but tonight was the 2nd last dinner for Sang Kee Restaurant, a Cantonese restaurant serving hearty comfort food. They will reopen at new address next week.
Too bad we had small appetites or I would have ordered a few more dishes. Missing pics for salt-baked chicken and watercress soup. Nevertheless, I walked out satiated and... More
Simple lunch at one of my favourite Chinese restaurants in HK. The quality of their ingredients never fail to impress.
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All I wanted was homely, simple crispy chicken, and steamed pork with salted fish. When I reached the restaurant, the chef had a surprise for me. Mind you, these were not “home cooked” food but dishes fit for a formal banquet!
Thanks for the delicious dinner, Chef Silas Li. 😋😋🥰🥰🙏🙏
#hkeats #hkrestaurant... More
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Born and Bred—a name that pops up whenever my friends return from Seoul. I’m not to miss this eatery if I’m ever in the city. A dear friend managed to squeeze me in for a meal, and here I am tucking into its beef. OMG, what an educational feast—each cut was grilled at a different temperature to yield a distinct texture and taste. Korean... More
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Born and Bred—a name that pops up whenever my friends return from Seoul. I’m not to miss this eatery if I’m ever in the city. A dear friend managed to squeeze me in for a meal, and here I am tucking into its beef. OMG, what an educational feast—each cut was grilled at a different temperature to yield a distinct texture and taste. Korean... More
Part 1/2
All I wanted was homely, simple crispy chicken, and steamed pork with salted fish. When I reached the restaurant, the chef had a surprise for me. Mind you, these were not “home cooked” food but dishes fit for a formal banquet!
Thanks for the delicious dinner, Chef Silas Li. 😋😋🥰🥰🙏🙏
#hkeats #hkrestaurant... More
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Typical of me—got all my meals mixed up and had to forfeit my deposit at Mingles yesterday. Fortunately I managed to gatecrash chef Zor Tan and his colleagues’ gathering today.
The flavours by chef Mingkoo Kang are truly up my alley—deceptively light, but layered and extremely well-balanced. I couldn’t find anything to gripe about—and... More
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Typical of me—got all my meals mixed up and had to forfeit my deposit at Mingles yesterday. Fortunately I managed to gatecrash chef Zor Tan and his colleagues’ gathering today.
The flavours by chef Mingkoo Kang are truly up my alley—deceptively light, but layered and extremely well-balanced. I couldn’t find anything to gripe about—and... More
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When it comes to collaborations, Danny Yip, the man behind The Chairman, always does it right—and great. Because he takes each and every one of these events seriously. He would visit the cooking venue months ahead. He would take pains to understand his collaborators, the cooking techniques involved, the ingredients available locally, and... More