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2017-02-24
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It was rare for Peruvian food to be found in HK a few years ago. There were only one or two then but they didn't last long.Luckily they are getting popular these days and people are starting to know what Peruvian food is.Here they serve Nikkei cuisine which brings together Japanese and Peruvian.If you like Japanese, refeshing lemon and limes, cumin and strong flavours, this is for you.Had some cocktails at the bar as we were early.Started with the Earl Grey lemonade which was a mix of strawberry
Luckily they are getting popular these days and people are starting to know what Peruvian food is.
Here they serve Nikkei cuisine which brings together Japanese and Peruvian.
If you like Japanese, refeshing lemon and limes, cumin and strong flavours, this is for you.
Had some cocktails at the bar as we were early.
Started with the Earl Grey lemonade which was a mix of strawberry, lychee juice, earl grey syrup and rose lemonade.
It tasted more refreshing than sweet with a good fizz.
La Causa:
Beneath the prawn was a bed of tangy beetroot mash and prawn tartar.
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H&M:
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octopus sticks:
A mix of strong flavours.
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Picanha sticks:
It was a bit like having steak and peas.
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tacu tacu:
It was a wonderful dish because it was very similar to Nepalese chatamari and the texture is a bit like super thick rice porridge that has been pan fried.
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We finished with dessert to round up such a delicious meal.
Had the green tea tiramisu which was really good because I liked the firmness of the matcha cake and the fluffy mascarpone cream.
The calamansi meringue was a lemon meringue with a modern twist because they used calamansi which is not so tart.
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