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Home / Food News / Paws for Tea at The Murray, Hong Kong

Paws for Tea at The Murray, Hong Kong

August 9, 2019 by StrawberrY Gal

The Murray, Hong Kong will mark the launch of its pet-friendly themed afternoon tea series with an inaugural gathering on Saturday, 24 August 2019. To be staged at The Arches, the hotel’s iconic undercover semi-outdoor event space, Paws for Tea promises to be a fun and indulgent experience for dog owners and their furry friends.

A hidden gem for pet owners in Hong Kong, The Murray welcomes man’s best friend as much as its human guests. From a superlative weekend getaway to a scrumptious meal at our restaurants’ outdoor seating, The Murray has everything to indulge our four-legged buddies. Paws for Tea offers an exciting opportunity for dog owners to gather for an entertaining afternoon filled with themed gourmet treats, while dogs can enjoy ice cream and cookies tailored for them.

Human guests will enjoy a delicious array of savoury and sweet afternoon tea delicacies designed by Executive Chef Terrence Crandall. Dachshund is a bite-sized hot dog featuring house-made lobster sausage on mini brioche. Shar Pei is lovingly shaped to resemble the short, rough coat of the dog breed. Inspired by the elegant image of poodle dogs, Fifi’s French Delight presents smoked salmon from Norway on blinis and topped with a dash of caviar. Equally tempting is the dessert selection spotlighting White Peach and Yoghurt Cream Verrine, Strawberry Cake Roll, Javara Chocolate Cake and more.

The star of the day, our furry friends are sure to be well taken care of. Dogs will enjoy premium Swedish ice cream (ox liver, moose, salmon flavours) from Hugo & Celine and specially-curated dog cookies (peanut butter and apple & oatmeal) by Cookie DPT. Dog owners will also have the chance to meet Mr Organic and his exclusive hair, skin and body care products for dogs. Raw Rawr will also be showcasing a variety of freeze-dried raw pet food and offering sample packs (including kangaroo and venison flavours) as giveaways.

Paws for Tea

Price:

Early Paws (RSVP before 12 August 2019) – HK$898 (two humans and one dog*); HK$449 for the third human

General Paws – HK$998 (two humans and one dog*); HK$499 for the third human

Date:
Saturday, 24 August 2019

Time:
2pm to 4pm

Venue:
The Arches, 1/F, The Murray, Hong Kong

*dogs under 10kg only

For reservations and enquiries, please email [email protected] or contact +852 3141 8888 or visit niccolohotels.com.

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