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Home / Food Promotion / Sweet Romance at KYOTO JOE

Sweet Romance at KYOTO JOE

February 6, 2017 by StrawberrY Gal

With the end of our Chinese New Year celebrations, the day of love and romance is upon us – Valentine’s Day! Kyoto Joe is offering a selection of dining options on 14 February to celebrate the most romantic day of the year.

Japanese food lovers will be enamoured by Kyoto Joe’s special dinner set menu priced at HK$600* per person.  The romantic menu entitles guests to fresh sashimi, such as Toro, botan shrimp and any freshest chef selection of the day, as well as different appetizers the couples. For him, A4 Kagoshima wagyu tataki is served and for her, refreshing toro tartar with homemade seasoning is prepared.  The set menu includes yaki combo, slow cooked abalone with wafu jelly, grilled seabass with honey shiso teriyaki sauce and homemade udon with beef and vegetables., The set menu is well ended with sweet red bean soup with Japanese rice cake!

Ladies will receive a complimentary Dead Sea Salt Scrub from Premium by Dead Sea, and you can make this special day unforgettable by adding $398 and receive a bottle of LOUIS ROEDERER BRUT NV champagne with personalized label.

From savoury to sweet, we’ve got the best Valentine’s Day dinners in Hong Kong. Whether you’re looking for the perfect menu for the two of you, or just something to round up all your single friends to enjoy, we’ve got it covered.

Restaurant Info:
Address:2/F, 1 Lan Kwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong
Tel no.:2804 6800
Instagram:@kyotojoelkf
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/kyotojoelkf/#
website:www.kyotojoe.com

Filed Under: Food Promotion Tagged With: Valentine 2017



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