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Nordic cuisine with an Asian touch at Frantzén’s Kitchen

  • Favourite dishes include velouté with white onions, licorice and smoked Marcona almonds, and Te Mana lamb tartare

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Frantzén’s Kitchen has a clean and modern interior. Photos: Frantzén’s Kitchen
Tracey Furniss

Björn Frantzén, of two-Michelin star Frantzén in Stockholm, opened Frantzén’s Kitchen in late 2016, offering modern Nordic cuisine with Asian influences.

The menu has snacks of poached oyster cooked at 63.4 degrees Celsius with frozen gooseberries and seaweed powder, walnut and Hernö gin, and Swedish sushi of crispy lichen, roe deer, cep mayonnaise and frozen bird’s liver.

Oysters are among the eatery’s specialities.
Oysters are among the eatery’s specialities.
There are velouté with white onions, licorice and smoked Marcona almonds, and Te Mana lamb tartare. Mains are a hotpot of venison with cabbage, cauliflower bouillon and truffles, and dry-aged Rubia Gallega beef sirloin. Desserts include raspberry and licorice cream brûlée.
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11 Upper Station Street, Sheung Wan

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2559 8508

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