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Home / Food News / OLD HONG KONG DELICACIES AT REGAL COURT

OLD HONG KONG DELICACIES AT REGAL COURT

July 1, 2014 by StrawberrY Gal

Regal Court at Regal Kowloon Hotel is bringing back the taste of old Hong Kong and presenting an array of old Hong Kong delights to refresh your memories of yesteryear.

Our Executive Chinese Chef Tsang Chung Hong highly recommends you to start with the Braised Fish Soup with Barbecued Pork and Conpoy which uses fresh fish head, barbecued pork, bamboo shoot, mushroom and egg to present you a tasty selection before the main course. Shrimp Toast Dumplings is a classic choice of old Hong Kong delights. Both crispy toast and fresh shrimp can bring you double enjoyments in taste. Salt-baked Chicken in Old Style is a traditional dish with complicated cooking method. Chef Tsang fries the sea salt until all water is evaporated and then puts the chicken inside the salt to trap the chicken essence. Sautéed Conpoy with Egg White is truly a mouth-watering dish to whet your appetite while the Fried Rice Wrapped in Lotus Leave is full of refreshing smell of lotus, giving an exceptional feeling in every bite.

Old Hong Kong Delicacies are available till August 31, 2014. Don’t miss the chance to relive the early days of the territory where we grew up!

Old Hong Kong Delicacies Menu

Soup:

Braised Fish Soup with Barbecued Pork and ConpoyHK$198

Main Courses:

Salt-baked Chicken in Old Style                                HK$328 per bird

Pan-fried Beef Tenderloin                                                HK$228

Shrimp Toast Dumplings                                                HK$188

Sautéed Fresh Milk                                                          HK$168

Sweet and Sour Pork with Pineapples                       HK$128

Sautéed Conpoy with Egg White                               HK$118

Rice:

Fried Rice Wrapped in Lotus Leave                               HK$158

Prices are subject to 10% service charge

Renowned for its traditional Cantonese favourites, authentic Sichuan delicacies as well as splendid dim sum in an exquisite setting, Regal Court offers well-equipped private rooms which are ideal for all kinds of functions and gatherings.

Regal Court

Address : 2/F, Regal Kowloon Hotel, 71 Mody Road, Tsimshatsui, Hong Kong

Tel : 2313 8681

Business Hours:

•Monday – Friday            12:00noon – 3:00pm and 6:00pm – 11:00pm

•Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday10:30am – 3:00pm and 6:00pm – 11:00pm

Filed Under: Food News Tagged With: July 2014

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