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2013-10-25
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Kennedy Town is not a familiar area for me, in the three years I have lived in Hong Kong I have only been there once. If not for an invitation by the owner of The Clay Oven to try their Indian cuisine, I wouldn't know when I would next venture into Kennedy Town.It's not hard to miss, a bright yellow sign illuminating the entrance. Walking in, a waft of Indian spices invades the senses and looking around at the Indian styled accessories and pictures decorating the restaurant it seemed a little ch
It's not hard to miss, a bright yellow sign illuminating the entrance. Walking in, a waft of Indian spices invades the senses and looking around at the Indian styled accessories and pictures decorating the restaurant it seemed a little cheesy, but appropriate for the ambiance.
Our drinks soon arrived mango lassi for me and young coconut for Mr. C. Both good choices to prepare for a spicy meal ahead. My mango lassi was nicely thick with a sweet sour flavour, but you should drink it quickly while it's still cold as it does not taste as pleasant at room temperature.
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