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      <description>FARE A reinterpretation of robust, banquet-style Chinese cuisine.
AMBIENCE With ceramic mahjong tiles and a huge golden ingot at the front door, this establishment plays on being kitsch and on interpretations of Chinatown in the mass media.
COST Starters and appetisers are under HK$200 but there are quite a few market price items, so be prepared to spend over HK$800 per person, or more if you’re drinking.
100 Top Tables 2022: the complete winners list revealed
WHO TO BRING A second or third date...</description>
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      <title>Ho Lee Fook review: cheekily named Hong Kong restaurant channels kook, kitsch and Chinatown clichés with classic banquet-style Cantonese cuisine</title>
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AMBIENCE A self-described time capsule to the past, Auntie Āyi has dim interiors that are reminiscent of the dark lounges of the 60s and 70s
COST Starters hover around the HK$100 mark while the signature sesame chicken sets you back HK$688.
WHO TO BRING Anyone who likes to try new and exciting cuisine with a dollop of nostalgia.
4 new restaurants in Hong Kong to try now, reviewed
TURN-ONS We started our evening with the 8 Immortals Drunken Platter, the...</description>
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      <description>For the past 10 years, South China Morning Post’s 100 Top Tables has celebrated our city’s innovative dining scene, charting its successes through economic highs and lows. Launched in 2013, long before the pandemic slowed the world almost to a halt, 100 Top Tables was a way to pay tribute to Hong Kong’s fine dining offerings, boost our city’s culinary stature and acknowledge the crucial contributions made by enterprising restaurateurs, diligent chefs and their dedicated staff.
100 Top Tables...</description>
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