: Chinese restaurant
1. Hutong Hutong
This restaurant specializes in Beijing cuisine and Shandong cuisine. Friends who like Beijing cuisine and Shandong cuisine can come here to try it. This restaurant once won a Michelin star. The food is delicious and authentic.
The decoration of the whole store adopts some ancient styles, and the rooms are separated by screens and porches, which is very private. Welcome everyone to taste delicious food here!
Address: 28th floor,No. Kloc-0, Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui.
Business hours: Monday to Sunday 12:00 to 15:00, 18:00 to 00:00.
Dinner consumption: estimated at HK$ 600 per person.
2. Tianlong Xuan
This restaurant specializes in Cantonese cuisine and has won two Michelin stars. The specialty is Spanish black pig barbecued pork.
The architectural style of the whole restaurant is low-key and restrained, but it makes people feel gorgeous here. It is also a very good place to watch after dinner. You can see the scenery of Qingma Bridge through the window of the dining room.
Address: The Ritz-Carlton Hotel 1 02/F, Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui.
Business hours: Monday to Friday, 12:00- 14:30, 18:00-22:30, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays,11:30-/kloc.
Dinner consumption: the budget is 800 Hong Kong dollars per person.
3, beyond the outside world
This restaurant is owned by a private tailor, and a chef cooks delicious food for you. It is a relatively tall private club. The hotel is luxuriously decorated but not tacky, which is very suitable for a family to eat here.
Address: 28th floor, Victoria Harbour Club, No.0/7, science museum road, Tsim Sha Tsui.
Business hours: Monday to Sunday 1 1:00-23:00.
Dinner consumption: estimated at HK$ per person from 500 yuan.
: Japanese materials
1. KaiGa teppanyaki
This family Japanese restaurant features Teppanyaki in KaiGa, which is a local feature of Tokyo. The chef is from Japan. Here, you can watch the chef cook around a table with complete facilities, clean environment and thoughtful service. Won the honor of Michelin restaurant in 20 14.
Address: Nathan Road 100 1 Building 19, Tsim Sha Tsui.
Business hours: Sunday to Thursday 12:00- 14:30, 18:00-22:30, Friday to Saturday 12:00- 14:30,/kloc.
Dinner consumption: estimated at HK$ 65,438+0,500 per person.
2. Inakaya, Tian She
This kind of Japanese food is mainly cooked on the stove, that is, the chef cooks in the stove. As for today's food, it all depends on what materials are in front of us.
And the cooking process is also very novel and lively. Chefs usually kneel to cook the dishes designated by the guests, then shout out the names of the dishes and give them wood pulp.
Address: Room A, Building 1, International Trade Plaza 1 01Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui.
Business hours: 18 -23,
Sunday to Thursday11:30-14: 30, 18:00-22:30, Friday and Saturday, on the eve of holidays,11:30-/.
Dinner consumption: minimum consumption: HK$/kloc-0 per person, 200 yuan (excluding drinks).
Ok, I hope these Chinese restaurants and Japanese dishes recommended by Bian Xiao will add some luster to everyone's Christmas. Merry Christmas to everyone!