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Home / Food News / FOUR SEASONS HOTEL HONG KONG CELEBRATES MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL: A TOUCH OF MODERNITY TO CLASSIC TRADITION

FOUR SEASONS HOTEL HONG KONG CELEBRATES MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL: A TOUCH OF MODERNITY TO CLASSIC TRADITION

July 15, 2019 by StrawberrY Gal

This Mid-Autumn Festival, indulge in an enticing selection of handcrafted mooncakes from Michelin three-star Chinese restaurant Lung King Heen and Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong as a sign of respect to this celestial tradition. Whether it is a thoughtful gift for loved ones and business associates, these festive favourites will be a joy to savour.


Five Nuts with Glazed Ham and Hibiscus Mooncakes

Five Nuts mooncakes have always been a perennial favourite of parents and grandmothers as it channels memories of their childhood. Chinese Executive Chef Chan Yan Tak and his team gives this traditional confectionary a modern twist, adding a welcome hint of floral tartness from hibiscus to complement with the nutty flavours. Even though the name suggests five nuts, chefs included  six types of nuts in the recipe: there are walnut, cashew nut, pine nut, pumpkin seed, sunflower seed and almond, and not only does the crunchy texture resembles a cereal bar, the pastry also embodies abundance. This protein-rich mooncake will attract a lot of attention this season.

Purchase the Assorted Mini Mooncake box and enjoy both novel and classic flavours. The gift box includes six mooncakes and three flavours – White Lotus Seed Paste Preserved Eggs and Pickled Ginger Mooncake, Five Nuts with Glazed Ham and Hibiscus Mooncake and Lotus Seed Paste Mooncakes with Salted Egg Yolk and Black Truffle. It is the perfect treat for those who want it all.

Not to be missed is the Cream Custard with Toasted Pine Nuts mooncake, a sought-after delicacy created by Chef Tak since the Hotel opened.

All Lung King Heen mooncakes are handmade by the restaurant chefs and contain no preservatives. The cakes are elegantly presented in a gift box newly designed by the locally renowned Alan Chan.

Taking inspiration from Chef Tak and his team’s finesse in handcrafting mooncakes, Alan Chan Design created a package that looks and feels more handmade than manufactured. The natural earthy colour palette of the box conveys clean, understated chic. The compartments inside the box are adorned with sketches of Chinese clouds, mountain landscape and a festive poem to pay tribute to Mid-Autumn Festival. The contemporary design complements the purity of the cakes proving that indeed, less is more.

Lung King Heen Mooncakes Selection (mini sized, 6 pieces)

Lung King Heen Five Nuts with Glazed Ham and Hibiscus Mooncakes – HKD 508
Lung King Heen Cream Custard with Toasted Pine Nuts – HKD 508
Lung King Heen White Lotus Seed Paste with Preserved Egg and Pickled Ginger HKD 508
Lung King Heen Lotus Seed Paste Mooncakes with Salted Egg Yolk and Black Truffle HKD 538
Lung King Heen Assorted Mini Mooncakes (includes Pickled Ginger/Five Nuts/Black Truffle) HKD 538
Traditional Favourites

For those who prefer a more traditional flavour, Four Seasons White Lotus Seed Paste Mooncakes with Double Salted Egg Yolk is the perfect choice.

This year, early bird and bulk purchase benefits are available, making Four Seasons mooncakes a great giveaway for corporate clients.

Four Seasons White Lotus Seed Paste with Double Salted Egg Yolk (4 pieces) HKD 498
Bulk Purchase Benefits

20-49 boxes – 10 percent savings
50- 99 boxes – 15 percent savings
100 boxes or above – 20 percent savings
Early Bird Offer

July 15 to August 15, 2019 – 5 percent savings
For bulk purchase, early bird savings will be applied after the bulk purchase benefit. Both offers are not available for Lung King Heen mooncakes.

Mooncakes are best enjoyed with a cup of Chinese tea to aid digestion. Lung King Heen Chinese teas are available for purchase at the Hotel Boutique located on the Ground Floor.

Mid-Autumn Hampers

As families gather for this celebratory occasion, sending festive hampers is a way to express gratitude and love. Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong created three hampers that include varieties of Lung King Heen handmade delicacies and all-time favourites from the Boutique that are sure to be gratefully received.

Lung King Heen Gourmet Hamper HKD 2,988
Lung King Heen Deluxe Hamper HKD 3,988
Lung King Heen Ultimate Hamper HKD 13,988
Mooncakes and hampers are now available to order, while supplies last. Four Seasons mooncakes and hampers are available for collection from July 15 to September 13, 2019 and Lung King Heen mooncakes are available for collection from August 30 to September 13, 2019. For further details, call (852) 3196 8708 or email [email protected].

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