Top 10 Restaurants
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1. Alibi
The guest list is fabulous (Naomi Campbell to Chow Yun-fat); the food masterful updates of French cuisine.
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2. The Mandarin Grill
Benchmark Cantonese cuisine of the highest order, vertiginous harbour views, and service levels that would shame an imperial court.
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3. M at the Fringe
One of Hong Kong’s first true independents, M has matured into a genuinely loved institution without losing its original funkiness.
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4. Blue
The glass frontage is integral: people come to be seen. But the high standard of modern Australian cuisine ensures it an enduring reputation.
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5. IndoChine 1929
An evocation of old Hanoi: all wooden shutters and muted pastels. The menu is a deft presentation of Vietnam’s regional cuisines.
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6. Ye Shanghai
The “chinois” décor includes booths, organza curtains and retro motifs, but the northern Chinese food is the genuine article.
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7. Jimmy’s Kitchen
A favourite for its naff décor (all dark wood and leather) and retro menu, Jimmy’s has dished out comfort food for generations.
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8. Yung Kee
From its headset-toting waitresses to its efficient poultry kitchen (serving up 300 birds a day), Yung Kee is a riotous operation. Try the roast goose.
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9. Joyce
More of a pageant than a restaurant, Joyce is a drop-in centre for Hong Kong’s über-wealthy.
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10. Kau Kee
Humble Kau Kee was once offered millions for its beef brisket noodle recipe. Taste and see why. This is a place of pilgrimage.
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