Irene E.
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Will return.
Location 地点: 4
Ambieance 气氛: 5
Service 服务: 5
Food 食物: 4
Tableware 餐具: 5
Stems 酒杯: Riedel
We've their family tasting menu, which is less than the full tasting menu: but it’s still bit too much for me to stomach.
This Michelin 1 star restaurant is in the Sukhothai (site), a few steps from our hotel COMO.
The story of Thai celadon: "Behind this modern stoneware from Thailand is a story that goes back more than two thousand years in time. Celadon 青瓷 is known as the aristocratic oriental ancestor of the pottery family and takes its name from the elegant glaze developed by the master potters of the northern China to duplicate their beloved opaque jade. ..."
Coming off a busy street, the lotus ponds put you in a serene mood. The high-ceiling interior is tastefully decorated. Orchard at the entrance and a single lotus flower at each bare table, beautiful and straightforward. The glass partition makes the two areas spacious.
Their service is good. Well-trained staff are around but not intrusive.
The food: from crabmeat-filled dumplings to grilled chicken (free-range) skewers, to big river prawns, ... I find the veggie Morning Glory with garlic and red pepper the most interesting: it's the 通心菜, the most ordinary veggie in Hong Kong, that I love. Not that I mind, but I'm a little surprised to find it served the way an ordinary restaurant on Main Street does. When I've guests over, I always put the veggies in a bowl, then flip it onto a serving plate to give it a slight shape.
Coming down a high horse, is pretty adorable.