
Showing posts with label Restaurant in Hong Kong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Restaurant in Hong Kong. Show all posts
Monday, October 24, 2011
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Jade Garden in Tsuen Wan, The Grandest Restaurant in Tsuen Wan
The Grandest Restaurant in Tsuen Wan.This is the Jade Garden in Tsuen Wan MTR station.
Originally, it was the Caesar Cinema. And was converted from Cinema into Chiu Kwong Chun, and then some 4 years ago, Maxim group converted it from Chiu Kwong Chun into the Jade Garden. The dishes is typical Maxim standard… nothing special Cantonese! but the place is magnificent! Especially you go for a Marriage Dinner party!
You see the height of the restaurant! It is very huge like a Concert hall. I still remember I was one of the THREE people who watched the last showing movie on the last day it closed the movie business. I forget the name of the film, might be an X-rated movie… hmm!
The Front portion was actually the screen of the Caesar Cinema.
It is just 2 minutes walking distance away from Tsuen Wan MTR station Exit C.
Tsuen Wan Snob
Monday, April 4, 2011
Kim Chi Restaurant, Peking One, Tsim Sha Tsui
This is one of the Korean Barbacue restaurant in 7th Floor, Peking One, Tsim Sha Tsui.
There is certain Wagu Beef, Sea Food that you can prepare in front of you by yourself over the gas stove. Not a bad choice if you want to have some Korean Favour of Barbacue....
Price wise is approximately HKD$450 per head.
HK Snob
Friday, April 1, 2011
Tao Heung Guang Dong Restaurant
Tao Heung, an usual place for my dinner at Saturday evening. No matter Steam Boat or A la Carte. I like their soup, but knowing that they are not too good if we drink it too much.. Anyway, I think once in a week should be good for our body…Only one thing is that it would be hard to get a seat on Sunday if you go there after 7:30.
HK Snob
Friday, April 2, 2010
Oceanna Italian Cuisine & Oyster bar
Oceanna is situated the Same Building as of The Cantonese Restaurant, G26, G/Floor, K11, 18 Hanoi Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Tel 25061323.
It is a small, simple decoration embedded Italian Restaurant, very easy to assess, just 1 minute from the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit to Hanoi Road.
The Food is not expensive but rather decent, spacious, good service, with smile from the people around you.
They serve Buffet light lunch for those ladies who does not want to stuff up their stomach and a selection of Oyster for the people who like to go for it like I. It is a place for a lunch before your next shopping trip starts at Tsim Sha Tsui.
HK Snob
It is a small, simple decoration embedded Italian Restaurant, very easy to assess, just 1 minute from the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit to Hanoi Road.
The Food is not expensive but rather decent, spacious, good service, with smile from the people around you.
They serve Buffet light lunch for those ladies who does not want to stuff up their stomach and a selection of Oyster for the people who like to go for it like I. It is a place for a lunch before your next shopping trip starts at Tsim Sha Tsui.
HK Snob
One Dollar for a Chicken
If you are bold enough, you can order one whole chicken, a bowl of rice and one Chinese Tea, you can settle the meal at about less than 20 Dollars... and the chicken is yummy!
HK Snob
Monday, January 25, 2010
An experience in Morton Restaurant
I had a chance to go dinner at Sheraton hotel 4/fl Morton restaurant with 5 Russian and one German,
The View was OK as we can see the Laser Show right at the window. We had some beer and two magnum of Italian Red Wine. I took an appetitizer of 6 Oysters. well the Oysters were exceptionally Fresh and they all tasted very Oyster!
The Service was very good and they care about you in every details. They may not speak local Cantonese as they are not Hong Kong People. Well, May be they have other staff that can speak Hong Kong Cantonese.
The Beef was not as good as I could expected kind of quality. At least not as good as those I had tried in other Hong Kong Restaurant like Chris Roth's .
HK Snob
The View was OK as we can see the Laser Show right at the window. We had some beer and two magnum of Italian Red Wine. I took an appetitizer of 6 Oysters. well the Oysters were exceptionally Fresh and they all tasted very Oyster!
The Service was very good and they care about you in every details. They may not speak local Cantonese as they are not Hong Kong People. Well, May be they have other staff that can speak Hong Kong Cantonese.
The Beef was not as good as I could expected kind of quality. At least not as good as those I had tried in other Hong Kong Restaurant like Chris Roth's .
HK Snob
Thursday, January 14, 2010
What are the Choice for food?
Morton of Sheraton
Here is the list from my mine for sea view of Victoria Harbour
BLT- Harbour city
Morton Sharaton- top floor oyster bar
國金軒- IFC shopping mall 3/F
Harlan’s- IFC shopping mall 2/F
Isola- IFC shopping mall 3/F (Highlight: very good pizza)
Felix- Peninsular Hotel
Aqua- Beijing road 1 top floor
Michelin's Recommendation:
Lung King Heen at Four Seasons Hotel (Cantonese Food)
http://www.fourseasons.com/zh/hongkong/dining/lung_king_heen.html
Amber of Mandarin Oriental Hotel〈多國菜〉
http://www.mandarinoriental.com/landmark/dining/amber/
Intercontinental Nobu
http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/intercontinental/en/gb/locations/hotel-features/dining/restaurants/hongkong
HK Snob Favourite
Dynasty, prince and House Of Jasmine
HK Snob
Friday, January 1, 2010
House of Jasmine
Running by Maxim Group a new fusion Cantonese Food restaurant.
Situated at Ocean Centre Room 401.
House of Jasmine has an indoor air con restaurant and a huge open air patio that can have an open view to the ocean terminal; there is another Italian Restaurant opposite the House of Jasmine...
I have been there since the grand opening in 2007, the famous dish to me is roasted goose,
Tan Tan Noodles, Beef and white carrot in clear soup, and probably a piece of steam fish.
See the patio, you can look up and see the magnificent view of the Ocean Centre…
Call Tel for reservation : 29920232.
HK Snob
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