Address
25/F, Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, 5 Connaught Road Central, Central 中環干諾道中5號香港文華東方酒店25樓
Exit F, Central MTR Station/ Exit A2, Hong Kong MTR Station
Telephone
28254003
Introduction
Located on the 25th floor of the Mandarin Oriental, the Cantonese restaurant serves exquisite local and regional specialities. Man Wah’s décor and panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline provide the perfect setting.
Awards and Titles
Best Service Restaurant (2014), Michelin 1 Starred Restaurant (2015-25)
Opening Hours
Mon - Fri
12:00 - 14:30
18:00 - 22:30
Sat - Sun
11:30 - 14:30
18:00 - 22:30
Payment Methods
Visa, Master, Cash, AE, UnionPay, JCB
Other Info
Online ReservationWi-FiAlcoholic DrinksMay Bring Your Own Wine (Details)
Corkage Fee: $500 per bottle
Parking (Details)
Car Park in Hotel
Phone Reservation10% Service ChargeSea View
More
Update Restaurant Info
Business Zone - OpenRice Biz
Above information is for reference only. Please check details with the restaurant.
RELATED ARTICLES
More
Review (191)
First to review SMASHING PUMPKINS
PeterChoy
A restaurant not to be missed
PeterChoy
Level 4
2025-10-05
843 views
Follow
After the news of someone paying more than $80k for dinner at this restaurant, Man Wah has become the talk of the city. As a regular patron, we come today not because of the hype, but knowing Chef Wong is retiring soon, it is important we can visit and enjoy his culinary skills one more time.Seated at the same table we have always taken, we start with Barbecued Iberico Pork Loin, Longan Honey 蜜味西班牙黑豚肉叉燒 ($325). The BBQ pork is truly amazing, with the meat very tender and juicy, without needing to add the gravy. The pork is of a thick cut but the texture remains soft, with the glaze using local longan honey, which has a more floral note and less sweet.Next, we have Baked Green Crab Meat, Matsutake Mushroom, Cheddar Cheese 芝士松茸焗釀蟹蓋 ($328 each). The chef has used fresh Yunnan matsutake mushroom to cook with crab meat, cream, onion, and white wine, finishing with Cheddar cheese. Both the delicate crab meat and fragrance of mushroom can be highlighted without one masking another. The cheese also does not overpower the flavours, really a nice change to the traditional recipe.Then comes Braised Abalone and Chicken Casserole 文華鮑魚滑雞煲 ($368 each). Using tealight to keep the casserole warm, the abalone is braised nicely, soft on the bite, gluey inside with great flavours. The chicken pieces are also cooked perfectly, seasoned well and delicious. The dried tiger prawn supplemented more texture and savoury flavours, with a bit of spiciness from the chili, which adds wonders to the taste.Instead of more meat, we have opted for Sweet and Sour Shiitake Mushroom 菠蘿咕嚕脆香菇 ($298). The chef also has hawthorn juice to prepare the sweet and sour sauce, with a better balance. The mushroom pieces are deep-fried to a crisp surface while keeping tender and moist inside, with the fresh pineapple appetizing. Finishing the dish there is no puddle of sauce on the plate, a great example to demonstrate how to make this dish right.  Following is the highlight on the night, the pre-ordered off-menu item, Sole Casserole Rice 順德醬油方脷焗飯 ($552). The fillet of the large sole is cut into shreds, half-cooked before putting on top of the rice to cook together, ensuring the rice can absorb the flavours from the sole to the full. Adding a bit of aged tangerine peel to increase the fragrance, the plenty of chopped spring onion further enhances the aroma. It is so good we finish the whole portion and frankly can even finish more if available.For dessert, I have Almond Cream, Egg White, Sesame Dumpling 蛋白杏仁茶湯丸 ($128) while my wife has Red Bean Cream, Aged Tangerine Peel 遠年陳皮紅豆沙 ($128). The almond cream is prepared using three types of almond, to make it rich and flavourful, while the sesame fillings of the dumpling are not too sweet. The red bean cream is also delicious, very fragrant from the aged tangerine peel used.The complementary Petits Fours include Pea Cake 豌豆糕, made from pea powder, adding sugar, persimmon, and other ingredients to make a soft, delicate dim sum. The other piece is Egg Biscuit 雞蛋餅, with the rich egg flavours permeating the crunchy biscuit. Both of them are appropriate in sweetness. A real treat to finish the meal.Service is very good, with all the staff very friendly, attentive, and eager to explain the dishes and helpful in making recommendations. We also appreciate tremendously their manager helping us to pre-order the casserole rice beforehand. The bill on the night is $2,725 which is reasonable in my opinion considering the quality of the food. It is definitely a restaurant not to be missed.Read More
The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.
Like
Share
Report
happyleslie3
Nope, it does not cost $80000
happyleslie3
Level 4
2025-09-21
1K views
Follow
My friends were intrigued by their recent news which sort of became a free promotion for them. We decided to try their set meal minus the champage.Although they have wine pairing, some of us opted out and some of us only chose a glass (I was a bit worried about their previous review, I guess they changed their policy)Even the most simple cucumber they were able to turn it into an art with a lovely yuzu flavor to it.The soup was rich yet the broth was so clear.I never thought aged tangerine could complement lobster but it did its job well without being overpowering.The scallop could be used as sashimi so it was cooked just right without being dry.Only thing I wished would be for the wagyu to be bit bigger.Their yellow fungus was thick and juicy I nearly thought it was some sort of meat.I love how they gave it their own twist and used fig to replace the mango for this dessert. It wasn't too sweet still yet allowed those who don't like tarty desserts a chance to enjoy it.The overall quality of the meal was lovely. One part I have to state I was a bit disappointed was we mentioned it was a celebration of my friend's promtion(though we kept it a secret). We thought upon serving the petit four they would at least have congratulations (maybe a chocolate plaque/writing ) on her plate but that didn't happen. It was quite late and since it was a surprise, I didn't mention it further. The review I still will mark as great though I have to deduct a star for service.Read More
The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.
Like
Share
Report
wunwun1611
生日約會必試中環文華廳🎂
wunwun1611
Level 3
2025-11-21
215 views
Follow
生日必到香港頂級餐廳🍴難得霸總請食生日飯 當然預約中環文華東方酒店中國人當然要食中菜 首選文華廳❤️其實唔使8萬蚊埋單 只需4300 都可以食到呢期6道菜晚餐🥣主要係係食時令大閘蟹🦀真係爆膏架 超鮮超好食 😋仲有花旗蔘鮮鮑魚湯 都係甘苦中帶鮮甜絕對係味蕾既盛宴❗️生日仲請我食mini 小壽包 儀式感十足 🩷推薦帶上有品味的伙伴一起去食呢餐頂級晚宴享受香港絕美中環景色 ❗️Read More
The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.
Like
Share
Report
watgundam
Excellent on several dishes but overall is just OK
watgundam
Level 2
2025-11-19
115 views
Follow
Took parents for Lunch. Parking is horrible - Velvet parking is available for several cars only. Dim sum is super limited - Less than 10 to choose from. We ordered 蝦餃,燒賣,春卷。All 3 are just okay quality (Similar to 200-400 per guest price range restaurants). Ordered BBQ pork, Crispy Chicken, Sweet and sour pork, Fish, and snow peas. BBQ pork, Chicken are two excellent dishes. Best among other Micheline-2 stars restaurants such as 香宮and 龍景軒. The other dishes are not close to any Micheline-2 stars. Probably won't repeat unless we are just going for BBQ pork and Crispy Chicken.Read More
The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.
Like
Share
Report
Angela787878
A letdown, even for a one-star
Angela787878
Level 1
2025-10-01
707 views
Follow
My recent dinner at Man Wah was a significant letdown, failing to meet the basic standards expected of a Michelin-starred restaurant. The food was the primary disappointment. The Stir-fried Australian M9 Wagyu was shockingly overcooked and incredibly chewy. When we brought this to their attention, the chef prepared a new dish using Angus beef. Unfortunately, this second attempt was also subpar.Service was equally lacking. Our dining area of the restaurant was largely ignored throughout the meal, to the point where we had to constantly refill our own tea — a basic service standard that is unacceptable at any establishment with a star, let alone in a five-star hotel. At $2,388 per person plus a 10% service charge, the experience was profoundly overrated. It struggles to justify even its one-star status.Read More
青花椒鮮百合爆 M9澳洲和牛 Stir-fried Australian M9 wagyu安格斯牛肉片
The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.
Like
Share
Report
Show All 191 Reviews
You might be interested in
RELATED ARTICLES
More
9960 People seated / Last Booking 11 hours ago