When it comes to pushing the envelope of Chinese cuisines, Hong Kong would undoubtedly be on the top of the list. With the arrival of Michelin ratings, many restaurants try to create contemporary Chinese food that go beyond just the traditional flavor-centric approach. Chefs often utilize exotic or uncommon ingredients to produce new flavor combination; presentation becomes more sophisticated and refined resembling Western fine dining. However, the results are mixed in my opinion. Often time to accomplish “creativity” and visual appeal, some other elements like texture and flavor are compromised. I have long heard that Chef Leung at 海景軒 is a master of contemporary Chinese cuisine affirmed by those who have attended previous Openrice gatherings there. Much anticipation was built up before I had the opportunity to sample Chef Leung’s creations a few weeks ago.
Since several at the tables have been regulars at 海景軒, the menu was customized to include both old favorites and new dishes. Of course everything was new to me, which just added up to the overall excitement! First up was an impressive array of 5 appetizers 嘉福小美點 in the order of my liking: 玫瑰花燻帶子 was excellent with succulent and meaty scallops carrying an aromatic smokey flavor. 酒香五花腩couldn’t possibly be better when fatty pork belly was flavored with port wine (a fusion touch?) and fried to become crispy on the outside and juicy inside. Best of all, it didn’t feel a bit greasy! The fried shredded lemongrass on top was rather mild, but the attention to details was much appreciated. 瑪瑙拌雞絲 was another winner with the shredded chicken and the strips of cold meat terrine (肉凍)harmonized with a light scallion sauce. 蒜香肥牛卷 brought ordinary beef rolls to another level with the beef so naturally tender and the garlicky vinaigrette cutting down on the grease. 富貴火腿片 was well balanced with sweetness from the honey and the melting lotus seeds complementing the savory ham which was a tad chewy.
I thought I was pampered with these appetizers but the best were yet to come. When the large pot of 沙魚骨湯四寶元肚 arrived, one couldn’t help but to be in awe with the whole gigantic pork stomach! It was dissected tableside and one could only admire the elaborate work that went into the dish, with the whole silk chicken (原隻竹絲雞) inside the pork stomach stuffed with the “four treasures” (四寶) of lotus seeds, Chinese ham, glutinous rice, and red dates(蓮子, 火腿, 糯米, 紅棗). The fish soup didn’t have a single ounce of unfavorable fishiness and was fully concentrated with the sweetness of fish and pork stomach. Every drip was absolutely divine and ethereal and arguably one of the best Chinese soups I had in Hong Kong!
When I sampled the fillings of the 四寶元肚 I expected the long simmered meat to be tender. What I didn’t expect was how the meat remained so juicy and tasty. The pork stomach was soft and the chicken was not a bit dry, a rare case for chicken as 湯料. The 4 treasures inside were all softened, partly gooey and partly dissolving. Soy sauce was not needed for dipping as the all the flavors of the filings were accentuated and blended together with this cooking method. This dish really showcased the beauty of using 元肚 as a cooking vehicle to encapsulate all the essence. The soup costs $1200+ on its own, but considering that it feeds like 12+ people and its level of supremacy and complexity, I think it is worth the price.
香酥豆腐大蟹拑 was an makeover of the classic fried crab claw with a few Western twists. The presentation wouldn’t be shabby even for Western fine dining, with individual jumbo crab claw plated on a bed of frisée surrounded by lobster jus. The size of the claw certainly contributed to the great texture, particularly with tofu mash encrusting the claw meat to provide a crispy “shell”, a soft surrounding, and then a meaty and firmer crab innard. However, to get crab claw of this size I believe Dungeness crab was used, and the drawback was certainly the lack of sweetness and oceanic flavor of this crab species. The lobster jus also tasted a bit ordinary with a slight bitter aftertaste. This dish was a great attempt for sophisticated presentation with luxury ingredients, but with some rooms for improvement in my humble opinion
招牌富貴雞 is a legendary dish of 海景軒 and I could completely understand why. Besides the enchanting presentation, it was also a pleasure to all your other senses. When the lotus leaf package was unwrapped and the whole chicken revealed, the chicken and lotus leaf fragrance immediately permeated the room, awakening your appetite. When the chicken meat moistened with caul fat(豬網油)was mixed with the fillings of honshimeji (本菇), Chinese ham, etc, all the ingredients completely unified into a scrumptious hearty dish. Oh, of course we didn’t dare to miss out on the juice - this golden liquid that would have made cardboard taste good!
My stomach was nearly reaching the threshold, but our aggressive tastebuds asked for an impromptu order of Peking duck 北京填鴨(兩食). Fortunately it didn’t disappoint. To make the long story short it was simply crispy skins, tasty meat, and fresh and precise condiments. Even the stir-fried diced duck(炒鴨菘), which I normally bypass, was superbly prepared with the diced duck meat and vegetables all tender and moist! The Peking duck at 海景軒would beat most of the Peking restaurants in town, I guarantee!
I am in general not a big fan of using fresh fruits in Chinese cooking , but 萬壽果牛肋肉 proved to be an exception. Somehow the papaya worked wonders with the prime meat, lending just a hint of sweetness to the beefy flavor without overshadowing it. The meat was very tender without any trace of artificial processing (how did they do that??) The papaya wasn’t overcooked or mushy which often is the case for cooked fruits. I was completely surprised how well this combination went, though I think without the chef’s skillful execution it wouldn’t be the same even with identical ingredients at another restaurant.
湖南羊仔片 was probably the most ordinary dish of all, and it suffered from the marginal depreciation syndrome with all of us completely stuffed at this point. I don’t think any version of fried rice could get much better than the百子海鮮炒飯we had. Even appearing at the end of the meal, it didn’t feel greasy or heavy with the diced seafood like scallop, grouper (星斑粒) and the fish roes generously distributed in every spoonful of fluffy rice. It would be a mistake not to have the 家鄉煎茶果, another signature dish of 海景軒with the chef taking an elegant approach to the otherwise rustic little glutinous dumplings - simple yet comforting at the same time.
Desserts tend to be the least creative part of Chinese cuisine, and while the four desserts, 西西里卷, 奶皇春卷, 奶皇西米角, and 生磨蛋白杏仁露 weren’t particularly innovative, they were well-executed and delicious. In fact the 西西里卷was created specially for our beautiful friend and named after her!! How extraordinary! My favorite was the most traditional 生磨蛋白杏仁露 prepared tableside by Chef Leung himself. The egg white was like little strands of silk floating in the creamy and velvety almond soup. This was so heavenly and miles (I mean miles!) better than the one at HKUAA a few weeks before. Or in one word – Flawless!
This dinner proves to me that all the praises of 海景軒 were no hypes, and I would consider this dinner as one of the best Chinese meals I have had in Hong Kong so far. There are Luk Yu or Fook Lam Moon which always excel in the traditional dishes. But one must appreciate how Chef Leung continues to go beyond the commonly accepted boundaries by introducing new dishes or reinventing old classics, all without sacrificing the flavor or texture in exchange for visual or creative enhancements. It’s not an easy task to strike the equilibrium between pursuing originality and newness and maintaining long-established intricate execution in the culinary world. I am glad that at 海景軒 Chef Leung is able to do it well.
* The cost of the dinner was after a 25% off discount
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名副其實
週末晚上7 時到達, 可能尚早, 人客不算多, 亦有一兩枱已經食完, 環境不錯,但有缺點是射燈太多, 尤其被射燈射到正的, 更是痛苦到極, 要求轉枱又話fully booked, 最後都把射燈校暗, 服務值得一讚
說回當晚菜色, 共order 6 個菜, 其中玻璃蝦球是招牌名菜, 共8 隻賣$260.-, 蝦大隻, 入口爽口但無味, 枱上放上蝦醬調味,是否已經說明?
兩款雞, 金華玉樹雞, 很久無食, 感覺唔錯, 另一隻黑松菌汁燒雞, 我們見識少, 不知道黑松菌是指那些黑色點點還是似磨姑碎的東西, 但又是淡淡的沒特別幫助不大(點菜時話成晚只做兩隻, 我們好彩得到最後之1/2隻, 但我們奇怪$188.-半隻,為何不做多些?但我們估到答案
豉油皇牛柳粒算是唔錯, 另叫了兩個菜類, 上湯豆苗,good! 鮑魚姑小棠菜一碟各六片,打個獻但並非鮑汁
本來想叫糖水, $32.-不算貴, 但最後決定打的去佐敦, 大把choices
埋單$1,050.- 價錢合理(因為HK Bank card 8 折)
其實一心想嘗試梁師傅手藝, 我諗好可能係當晚放了假,我亦希望佢真的放了假
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海景嘉福酒店 - 海景軒
西洋菜豬煲鴨腎湯
炒桂花翅
鐵板銀鱈魚
黑松露菌燒雞
錦鏽一品豆腐
魚湯浸豆苗
帶子百子炒飯
酒店中菜廳,裝潢不算豪華,但座位舒適。服務懇勤有禮,價錢合理。
西洋菜豬煲鴨腎湯:是晚老火湯,味道OK。西洋菜煲得很腍,good。
炒桂花翅:即魚翅炒蛋,伴以芽菜以增口感。味道清淡。魚翅口感被芽菜蓋過了,末見突出。
蜜梅京燒骨:蜜糖酸梅互相配合,酸甜味道能增進食慾;伴碟的哈蜜瓜和濃烈的京燒骨產生强烈的對比,視覺上增添清新的感覺,減少了肥膩感。京燒骨肉厚得來肉質鬆軟,味道不俗。
鐵板銀鱈魚:出品熱辣辣,遠處已能聽到醬汁滾騰的聲音。破開錫紙,香味撲鼻。銀鱈魚肉質肥厚,唔錯。
黑松露菌燒雞:本想一試招牌富貴雞,但原來需要兩日前預先訂購?!最後試了黑松露菌燒雞,味道確係幾特別,燒雞夾雜着淡淡的菌香。
錦鏽一品豆腐:做法似老少平安,用魚肉和豆腐切碎製成。面上淋上蟹皇醬汁,以添味道及可觀感。豆腐香味仍在,不過蟹皇醬汁味道未見突出。
魚湯浸豆苗:豆苗都幾靚幾嫩口,OK。
帶子百子炒飯:炒飯不俗,色水平均夠乾身。帶子新鮮。百子除添觀感外,亦旨在增加口感,可惜效果還差了一點點。
生磨杏仁露/合桃露:香味OK,不算太甜,可以一試。
雷沙湯丸:整體令人滿意。只是其中一粒湯丸的餡料竟流了出來,要扣分。
[27/1/2010; Wed]
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新年美食
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(非會員)
十分失望....只可以話OK
玫瑰煙燻帶子: 只有煙燻味, 帶子唔算大隻, 第一道菜, 一食, 大家都唔出聲....
葱爆東星班球煲: 或者東星班貴, 份量好少, $300得幾舊. 魚幾新鮮, 但味道好一般.....
萬壽果牛肋肉: 味道偏淡, 食到呢個餸, 母親大人終於忍唔住話: 呢D咪炆到好腍既牛展囉. 係, 同佢平時在家整既, 真係分別不大, 一樣都係咁腍滑. 唯一既分別係, 阿媽整得惹味好多.
煎茶果: 無乜特別.
龍皇炒麵: 蛋白堆中有點蝦肉/帶子肉啩? 味淡, 麵好油膩, 阿媽食左兩啖冇食, 頂唔順.
對於呢一餐, 阿媽十分有禮貌咁話: "出黎食飯都係增廣見聞既一種...." 係囉, 見識過就算, 下次都係去番利苑穩陣.
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fai0826
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聞名不如一試的富貴雞
不是自己杯茶,雖然味道是好
現聽從民意,稍為簡化食評以便有閱讀障礙的他們,
今晚試的菜如下,
是日例湯$158例窩: 金銀花陳腎豬肺湯,味道很家庭沒有添加味精那種,湯渣亦排列很整齊,湯水隔得很清,沒有一點油浮面,賣相完全值十分, 分量也可分足6杯碗
紹興酒蛋白蒸蟹拑$98/客: 酒味雖然不多但剛剛好,蛋白當然是很滑,鮮蟹拑夠大隻,口感肉味都一流,只是價錢也成正比呢
富貴雞$460: 雖說是招牌菜但雞肉那種化的口感實在真的是很適合老人家吃,不過口感欠奉,豐富的雞汁亦很美味只是如果再送白飯則其他的都吃不下了,如果可以留番一些肉的口感的話,整度菜理應更好,
万壽果牛肋肉: 另一款近期的招牌菜, 牛肋肉的前處理(炆)得比一般的淋身,肉味夠濃但口感就差一點,生果也炒得很好沒有完全破壞纖維, 獻汁杰度處理也恰到好處,但如果顏色配搭上加一點點綠色的話,亦無須放半個木瓜因為客人多半不會連伴碟都食埋,變得有點浪費,
三蔥星斑煲$268: 星斑肉厚切有口感味道好,
瑤柱炒荳苗$148: 炒得清淡但菜的色同口感亦好好,完全是少油
甜品是:蛋白杏汁 & 桂花糕
蛋白杏汁: 杏汁味濃雖然做法簡單
桂花糕: 加了一點點金柚肉而沒有杞子算是一點創意吧了
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hihi1031
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我們的生日飯~第2篇
呢度的服務不用多說, 勤快有禮.
多謝埋靚女好友一家的款待!
ps 獅子頭信用咭有八折, 正!
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Lobster Promotion
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Little Meg
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海景軒: Best Chinese, Reinvented!
When it comes to pushing the envelope of Chinese cuisines, Hong Kong would undoubtedly be on the top of the list. With the arrival of Michelin ratings, many restaurants try to create contemporary Chinese food that go beyond just the traditional flavor-centric approach. Chefs often utilize exotic or uncommon ingredients to produce new flavor combination; presentation becomes more sophisticated and refined resembling Western fine dining. However, the results are mixed in my opinion. Often time to accomplish “creativity” and visual appeal, some other elements like texture and flavor are compromised. I have long heard that Chef Leung at 海景軒 is a master of contemporary Chinese cuisine affirmed by those who have attended previous Openrice gatherings there. Much anticipation was built up before I had the opportunity to sample Chef Leung’s creations a few weeks ago.
Since several at the tables have been regulars at 海景軒, the menu was customized to include both old favorites and new dishes. Of course everything was new to me, which just added up to the overall excitement! First up was an impressive array of 5 appetizers 嘉福小美點 in the order of my liking:
I thought I was pampered with these appetizers but the best were yet to come. When the large pot of 沙魚骨湯四寶元肚 arrived, one couldn’t help but to be in awe with the whole gigantic pork stomach! It was dissected tableside and one could only admire the elaborate work that went into the dish, with the whole silk chicken (原隻竹絲雞) inside the pork stomach stuffed with the “four treasures” (四寶) of lotus seeds, Chinese ham, glutinous rice, and red dates(蓮子, 火腿, 糯米, 紅棗). The fish soup didn’t have a single ounce of unfavorable fishiness and was fully concentrated with the sweetness of fish and pork stomach. Every drip was absolutely divine and ethereal and arguably one of the best Chinese soups I had in Hong Kong!
When I sampled the fillings of the 四寶元肚 I expected the long simmered meat to be tender. What I didn’t expect was how the meat remained so juicy and tasty. The pork stomach was soft and the chicken was not a bit dry, a rare case for chicken as 湯料. The 4 treasures inside were all softened, partly gooey and partly dissolving. Soy sauce was not needed for dipping as the all the flavors of the filings were accentuated and blended together with this cooking method. This dish really showcased the beauty of using 元肚 as a cooking vehicle to encapsulate all the essence. The soup costs $1200+ on its own, but considering that it feeds like 12+ people and its level of supremacy and complexity, I think it is worth the price.
香酥豆腐大蟹拑 was an makeover of the classic fried crab claw with a few Western twists. The presentation wouldn’t be shabby even for Western fine dining, with individual jumbo crab claw plated on a bed of frisée surrounded by lobster jus. The size of the claw certainly contributed to the great texture, particularly with tofu mash encrusting the claw meat to provide a crispy “shell”, a soft surrounding, and then a meaty and firmer crab innard. However, to get crab claw of this size I believe Dungeness crab was used, and the drawback was certainly the lack of sweetness and oceanic flavor of this crab species. The lobster jus also tasted a bit ordinary with a slight bitter aftertaste. This dish was a great attempt for sophisticated presentation with luxury ingredients, but with some rooms for improvement in my humble opinion
招牌富貴雞 is a legendary dish of 海景軒 and I could completely understand why. Besides the enchanting presentation, it was also a pleasure to all your other senses. When the lotus leaf package was unwrapped and the whole chicken revealed, the chicken and lotus leaf fragrance immediately permeated the room, awakening your appetite. When the chicken meat moistened with caul fat(豬網油)was mixed with the fillings of honshimeji (本菇), Chinese ham, etc, all the ingredients completely unified into a scrumptious hearty dish. Oh, of course we didn’t dare to miss out on the juice - this golden liquid that would have made cardboard taste good!
My stomach was nearly reaching the threshold, but our aggressive tastebuds asked for an impromptu order of Peking duck 北京填鴨(兩食). Fortunately it didn’t disappoint. To make the long story short it was simply crispy skins, tasty meat, and fresh and precise condiments. Even the stir-fried diced duck(炒鴨菘), which I normally bypass, was superbly prepared with the diced duck meat and vegetables all tender and moist! The Peking duck at 海景軒would beat most of the Peking restaurants in town, I guarantee!
I am in general not a big fan of using fresh fruits in Chinese cooking , but 萬壽果牛肋肉 proved to be an exception. Somehow the papaya worked wonders with the prime meat, lending just a hint of sweetness to the beefy flavor without overshadowing it. The meat was very tender without any trace of artificial processing (how did they do that??) The papaya wasn’t overcooked or mushy which often is the case for cooked fruits. I was completely surprised how well this combination went, though I think without the chef’s skillful execution it wouldn’t be the same even with identical ingredients at another restaurant.
湖南羊仔片 was probably the most ordinary dish of all, and it suffered from the marginal depreciation syndrome with all of us completely stuffed at this point. I don’t think any version of fried rice could get much better than the百子海鮮炒飯we had. Even appearing at the end of the meal, it didn’t feel greasy or heavy with the diced seafood like scallop, grouper (星斑粒) and the fish roes generously distributed in every spoonful of fluffy rice. It would be a mistake not to have the 家鄉煎茶果, another signature dish of 海景軒with the chef taking an elegant approach to the otherwise rustic little glutinous dumplings - simple yet comforting at the same time.
Desserts tend to be the least creative part of Chinese cuisine, and while the four desserts, 西西里卷, 奶皇春卷, 奶皇西米角, and 生磨蛋白杏仁露 weren’t particularly innovative, they were well-executed and delicious. In fact the 西西里卷was created specially for our beautiful friend and named after her!! How extraordinary! My favorite was the most traditional 生磨蛋白杏仁露 prepared tableside by Chef Leung himself. The egg white was like little strands of silk floating in the creamy and velvety almond soup. This was so heavenly and miles (I mean miles!) better than the one at HKUAA a few weeks before. Or in one word – Flawless!
This dinner proves to me that all the praises of 海景軒 were no hypes, and I would consider this dinner as one of the best Chinese meals I have had in Hong Kong so far. There are Luk Yu or Fook Lam Moon which always excel in the traditional dishes. But one must appreciate how Chef Leung continues to go beyond the commonly accepted boundaries by introducing new dishes or reinventing old classics, all without sacrificing the flavor or texture in exchange for visual or creative enhancements. It’s not an easy task to strike the equilibrium between pursuing originality and newness and maintaining long-established intricate execution in the culinary world. I am glad that at 海景軒 Chef Leung is able to do it well.
* The cost of the dinner was after a 25% off discount
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蠔情蟹宴
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懷舊菜式
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用酒做的菜式
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Furnace
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(2009.6.21) 父親節獻禮
正如部分網友提及,關於酒店中菜部嘅食評不少,不過有關點心嘅論述則寥寥可數,於是筆者嘗試為此一範疇作一點分享。食肆以「海景軒」為名,當然係呼應所屬嘅酒店名稱。筆者比較奄尖一點,既然名為「海景」,點解位處地庫,一點海景也沒有?有點貨不對辦。以上當然純屬講笑,論環境,地方寬敞,座位之間保持充足距離,沒有一絲迫狹嘅感覺。是日父親節,小朋友比較多,走嚟走去喧嘩也難避免。餐桌、椅、食具都擺得井然有序,十分整齊企理,所以環境衛生方面是值得俾高分的。
一行四人,點了五款點心、一道燒味、一碟菜及炒飯。首先出場嘅係蜜汁叉燒,光睇外表,似乎已經有點兒不對勁。第一,豉油汁太多,形成一個小水池般,太濕了。入口感覺也有問題,蜜糖下得十分重手,味道太甜。而且豬肉肥瘦比例失去平衡,無可否認適量嘅肥肉可令叉燒更甘香可口,但此叉燒中嘅肥肉實在太多,太油膩,唯一可取之處只是瘦肉入口嫩滑而已。不消說銅鑼灣嘅「西苑」,「鳳城」也比不上。
令一方面,點心類整體上做得比較出色。相比起蜜汁叉燒嘅肥膩,叉燒腸粉中嘅叉燒肥瘦適中,肉質嫩滑,腸粉皮亦拉得剔透,咬落亦嫩滑彈牙,與「堂記」嘅叉燒腸可謂不相伯仲;蝦餃大小適中,唔會做到大大隻,令食客覺得比較抵食。用嘅餡料新鮮,蝦肉鮮甜彈牙,皮亦做得晶瑩剔透,既有彈性,又唔會因黏著筷子而破爛;珍珠雞與別不同,表面披上一層蛋漿煎香。蛋漿蛋味濃郁,十分開胃。珍珠雞餡料中嘅瑤柱香氣撲鼻,配以糯米混合糙米,十分健康;蘿蔔糕材料也算得上豐富,不過蘿蔔與粉嘅比例還是差一點,口感過粉,未能嚐到蘿蔔嘅甜味;茶粿稍稍煎一煎底,吃起來香口,茶粿皮做得煙韌,餡料豐富爽甜,可以想像係眾人嘅恩物,一客只有三粒,也實在太少了。無怪乎被食友們評之為最好吃嘅茶粿。
唯一一碟齋係簡單的上湯浸莧菜。雖說簡單,如果莧菜來貨有閃失,會食到有渣且韌,破壞整道菜。可幸莧菜選料上乘,煮得鮮嫩,泡滿上湯嘅嫩菜,那有不吃之理;雞肉粒炒飯亦可見功架所在,飯粒粒炒得分明,色澤亮麗。雞肉粒亦嫩滑,入口還有彈性。茨汁剛剛好,唔會太厚,影響整個炒飯嘅濕度。
服務員訓練也算有素,於繁忙時段可能會比較忙碌,要搵幫手需要花一點耐性。
四人共銀七百零五蚊,平均每人一百七十六蚊,以午市茶計也不便宜。如果有留意到嘅話,筆者前文嘗試將「海景軒」嘅點心與其他較為相宜嘅食肆作比較。例如「堂記」嘅叉燒腸粉、「鳳城」嘅叉燒。大家水準或有差異,或幾乎一樣,但在這裡便要花多一倍價錢。要選抵食之選,一定沒有這裡份兒。
(後記:筆者食完才知這裡有openrice coupon優惠,可以慳一百蚊咁多,大叫呻笨。立誓以後要多加留意openrice了!)
評分: 味道 4 環境 4 服務 3 衛生 5 抵食 2
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Justice Tsui
共36篇食評
海景軒–酒店點心大比併 (一)
很普通的叉燒腸($42)
自從長者阿媽落了重本,受了點苦頭,種牙成功後,就只有一個心思…就是吃好東西。長者阿媽偏愛中式飲茶,當吃遍了大街小巷酒樓的點心後,來來去去,也只是比較信賴和欣賞美心集團的產品。有見及此,又適逢本人剛好到尖東區工作,便決定帶她來個大開眼界,到各大酒店的中菜廳飲茶。本以為長者阿媽會怕「生保」、會猶豫;誰知聽罷我的提議,馬上說好,期待的眼神,叫我早日落實。
上次在海景軒吃過晚飯後,一直念念不忘這裏的美食。由於少見這裏有吃點心的食評,心想水準也不會太參差,便決定到此一試。當日更邀請多了一位好友共同試食。真想不到,午間與晚上的水準是完全不同的。
1. 蝦餃皇($44)
2. 露筍蟹肉石榴餃($48)
3. 三寶荷葉雞 ($45)
4. 叉燒腸粉($42)
5. 布袋豆腐(約$130)(素食小菜)
6. 海鮮露筍炒飯 (約$130)
三個人的總結是
除了蝦餃外,其它的點心都是普通貨;份量偏小而材料和味道都不夠好;小菜和炒飯亦不突出。招呼是達到酒店的應有水平。環境方面,則因在地庫關係又加上深色的傳統式裝修,環境顯得稍暗和有點空氣不夠流通,吃到後來,長者阿媽和我都有點滴汗。以這樣的價錢吃這樣的食物和環境,連長者阿媽都話: 淨得蝦餃好食,其它麻麻,唔抵食!
Sorry,阿媽,令你失望。希望下次比到你驚喜。
(註: 我因為有HSBC 白金card,所以有八折。但一點都不平。)
評分: 味道 2 環境 4 服務 4 衛生 4 抵食 3
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飲食皇
共9篇食評
天府(四川)美食
評分: 味道 5 環境 3 服務 4 衛生 5 抵食 3
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hotcake
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這個價錢,值得來過
點心叫了蝦餃,菜肉餃,腸粉,蚝油菜心等等。點心都唔錯,料很足,絕無戲場。
瑤柱蛋白炒飯:都可以,不是太油
酒店環境,坐得舒舒服服,服務態度還不錯,這個價錢絕對是抵食之選
評分: 味道 4 環境 4 服務 4 衛生 4 抵食 4
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