Dinner. I was a bit apprehensive, having heard mixed reviews about the restaurant. We had 4 appetizers, individually served: char siu, 米通鲮鱼球, abalone, 鲜虾火鸭腐皮卷. Manager explained that 猪肋肉 was used in making the char siu to give it more texture.避风塘炒蟹 was next. Can’t comment since I don’t eat crab. The others thought it was good. 杏汁猪肺汤- good.紫晶生炒骨- a fruity version: using plums, lime, dragon fruit to make the sauce; perfect sweet/sour balance. Breath of fresh air. 👍🏼鱼香茄子烩杉斑- fish was very meaty, tasted fresh even after deep frying. Chef used 鲛鱼 to make the salty fish, apparently went best with the aubergines.花甲浸时菜乞儿鸡- my favorite dish of the night. Apparently the lotus leaf used to wrap the chicken with was specifically sourced. The chicken was then wrapped in thick layers of clay that’s been soaked in alcohol then put in the oven for a few hours. We were invited to bash open the layers of clay with a hammer. The lotus leaf trapped the meat jus perfectly, adding its own special fragrance. Aroma of the alcohol added even more texture. Meat was every tender.黄鳝焗饭- my brother’s favorite dish. I’m normally not a fan of eel, but it tasted fresh and sweet, not oily. Texture of the rice was very good. In summary: skilled chef. Would def return to try other dishes.…查看更多