Showing posts with label where to eat Hong Kong. Show all posts
Showing posts with label where to eat Hong Kong. Show all posts
Jumbo Kingdom: The inside story of Aberdeen's famous floating restaurant
What do Tom Cruise, Chow Yun-fat and Queen Elizabeth II have in common? They have all visited Jumbo Kingdom, Aberdeen's iconic floating restaurant. A popular spot on most tourist itineraries and reached only by boat, Jumbo Kingdom has recently had a multi-million-dollar makeover and is a feast for the eyes as well as the tummy.
Mr Simms Old Sweet Shoppe in Central Hong Kong
Expats with a sweet tooth now have a shop to rekindle memories of how they spent their childhood pocket money.
HARLAN GOLDSTEIN'S COMFORT Central LKF Hong Kong
HEIRLOOM TOMATO, BASIL, PINENUT, SHAVED D.O.P. PECORINO CHEESE
STONE NULLAH TAVERN Wan Chai Hong Kong
Front view of Stone Nullah Tavern
Fried Artichokes hearts, mints, lemon and bottarga aioli
Maple barbeque glazed bacon, sweet potato, gorgonzola aioli
ovaltine ice cream
mini 'meatloaf' burger, cheddar. spicy ketchup, mayo, homemade bacon plus bourbon and spicy pickleback
fat kid cake
smoked cauliflower, curry vinaigrette, crispy quinoa, coriander
Chicken fried tenderloin, with sausage gravy
fried apple pie
Hot Fries
Mac and Cheese, egg yolk and cheddar
cremini mushrooms, charred scallions, chorizo, fish sauce
Mussels Menudo Broth, Tripe with Crispy Homini
Pig's Head Nachos, Chilli con Testa, Salsa Cheddar, Crispy Ears
Buffalo Oysters with Blue Cheese
Pate
selection of pickles
greens kale, lilies, lemon
Stone Nullah Tavern is one of those places you crave after a long busy day. The venue is stylish and urban while creating a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. The spacious bar entrance is the perfect spot to enjoy a few cocktails or pints before moving into the cozy dining area for a bite to eat. We loved the sharing style menu serving up delicious New American cuisine. Think some of your favourite comfort food classics with distinct culinary flair. The produce is all incredibly fresh and delicious, with daily veggies delivers straight from HK's organic farm, Homegrown Foods. Our favourite dishes included the Fried Artichoke Hearts, the Mussels in a menudo broth, the tender Maple BBQ Glazed Bacon and the delicious Mini "Meatloaf" Burger with Bourbon & Spicy Pickleback chasers. Always leave room for the eccentric and tantalizing desserts. Who can turn down something called "Fat Kid Cake" that is served with a typical birthday cake candle? A definite Hungry HK favourite and a perfect place to have a great night with friends.
Stone Nullah Tavern
G/F, 69 Stone Nullah Lane, Wan Chai
3182 0128
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