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2010-11-29
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This Michelin 1 Star restaurant Islang Tang (港島廳港島廳) is apparently related to Shanghai Tang (上海灘), a famous upscale Traditional Chinese apparel chain. Some owners from here are said to also operate a couple of high end restaurants locally, including a similar 1 Star Japanese restaurant Wagyu Kaiseki Den. The menu at Island Tang is exactly the same during both Lunch and Dinner session, which is pretty rare for a Cantonese restaurant. Another one which springs up instantly in my mind is Man Wa
This Michelin 1 Star restaurant Islang Tang (港島廳港島廳) is apparently related to Shanghai Tang (上海灘), a famous upscale Traditional Chinese apparel chain. Some owners from here are said to also operate a couple of high end restaurants locally, including a similar 1 Star Japanese restaurant Wagyu Kaiseki Den. The menu at Island Tang is exactly the same during both Lunch and Dinner session, which is pretty rare for a Cantonese restaurant. Another one which springs up instantly in my mind is Man Wah (文華廳). Therefore if you want a mixture of dim sims or a la carte dishes, you could still order them during night time here, but only if they still have any of these items remaining....
- The Dim Sims aren't that innovative nor likely to spring any surprises compared to overseas Cantonese restaurants, but they are executed pretty well. It reminds me of my 2 experiences at Macau's Zi Yat Heen, which were executed well but a little behind its time.
- The A La Carte Dishes were also done pretty right. Not the top of the world quality stuff, but very decent and recommendable. The only problem is that this place is quite expensive for its smallish portion, compared to other Starred Restaurants in Hong Kong we have visited so far! Don't expect to walk away from here without spending at least $350 a person, even you're well planned!
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张贴
