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2025-05-21
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For over three decades, Golden Phoenix Restaurant in Tseung Kwan O has been a bastion of old-school Hong Kong-style Western cuisine, serving nostalgia on sizzling iron plates. This retro-styled steakhouse, with its checkered tablecloths, vintage neon signage, and walls plastered with 1980s memorabilia, feels like a culinary time warp—and its legendary Top Sirloin Steak is the crown jewel of its throwback menu.The star dish arrives with theatrical flair: a thick-cut sirloin, seared to char-grille
The star dish arrives with theatrical flair: a thick-cut sirloin, seared to char-grilled perfection, lands on a blistering hot plate with a dramatic hiss. The steak, sourced from grain-fed Australian beef, boasts a robust, meaty flavor amplified by its smoky crust. Cooked medium-rare by default (per Hong Kong tradition), it remains gloriously juicy, with marbling that melts into buttery richness. The magic lies in its simplicity—seasoned only with salt, pepper, and a golden pool of house-made black pepper sauce that adds a peppery punch without overpowering the beef.
Accompaniments lean into retro charm: crispy fries, a token salad drenched in Thousand Island dressing, and a buttery garlic toast that’s pure 1980s indulgence. Regulars swear by pairing the steak with Kam Fung’s iced yuenyeung, a sweet, creamy counterpoint to the savory feast.
Service here is brisk and no-nonsense, delivered by waiters who’ve honed their craft over decades. The clatter of plates and boisterous chatter from multi-generational families create a lively, unpretentious vibe.
While newer steakhouses chase trends, Kam Fung doubles down on tradition. At HKD $90–150 per person, it’s a wallet-friendly portal to Hong Kong’s culinary past. The Top Sirloin Steak isn’t just a meal—it’s a love letter to the city’s cha chaan teng heritage, sizzling with history and heart.
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