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    Photograph: Tatum Ancheta Gavin Yeung
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    Kinsman's Cantonese and Chinese spirits I Photograph: Tatum Ancheta
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    Kinsman's Kowloon Dairy I Photograph: Tatum Ancheta
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Time Out says

Click the video below for a sneak peek at Kinsman:

Following the launch of Singular Concepts' new multi-space venue, The Trilogy, they have taken over Candour's former location on Peel Street to unveil Kinsman, a Cantonese bar concept created in collaboration with dining editor Gavin Yeung. The bar pays homage to Hong Kong's rich heritage and traditions, showcasing the best of Cantonese and Chinese spirits, such as Yuk Bing Siu and baijiu. With a strong emphasis on celebrating local flavours, the bar incorporates locally sourced ingredients into its crafted cocktails. Drinks include the creamy Kowloon Dairy made with a mix of amaro mix and monk fruit liquor ($138), sweet and citrus Satsuma Snow made with sweet rice wine and potato shochu ($108), and the earthy Papaya Van Winkle ($128) made with papaya wine and gin. Their drink menu is complemented by Cantonese-inspired chows like tea-smoked jammy quail eggs with a crispy egg noodle nest ($88), lap cheong platter with house-made pickles ($128), shrimp toast served with Kewpie mayo and chilli sauce ($98), and a filling option of baked wagyu ox tongue rice, 24-month aged Comté cheese ($168).

Details

Address:
G/F, 65-65A Peel Street, Central
Hong Kong
Contact:
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Opening hours:
Tues-Thur 5pm-12am, Fri-Sat 5pm-1am

What’s on

Smoke & Barrel's Smokehouse Shindig

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Central-based American smokehouse Smoke & Barrel will be holding a series of pop-ups at some of Hong Kong’s most popular drinking dens, where they’ll be sharing lip-smacking BBQ dishes for diners to enjoy as they drink the night away.On March 27, Smoke & Barrel will swing by speakeasy-style bar The Green Door to offer New York-style sharing platters of 10-day cured smoked beef pastrami with housemade pickles. Following that, the smokehouse will pop up at casual restobar The Shady Acres on April 25 to serve hearty comfort food like pulled pork with Carolina-style barbecue sauce and classic mac & cheese. Finally, Smoke & Barrel will make an appearance at Cantonese bar concept Kinsman on May 14 and present their American spin on traditional char siu. What’s more, each participating bar will also provide a selection of exclusive cocktails to complement Smoke and Barrel’s BBQ creations during the pop-ups.

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