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Cafe Bau

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  • Wan Chai
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    Photograph: Courtesy Cafe Bau
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Time Out says

With two Michelin-starred restaurant Bo Innovation under his belt, chef Alvin Leung presents Cafe Bau, a brand new farm-to-table concept that's conscious about reducing carbon footprint. Currently, Cafe Bau offers a three-course menu, as well as a seven-course tasting menu, both of which showcase dishes that take inspiration from culinary influences around the world, as well as beloved flavours that Hongkongers are familiar with.Try out unique creations like salt roasted beetroot with Pat Chun vinaigrette, grilled squid with spicy shatian pomelo jam, and roast Ping Yuen yellow chicken with wild mushrooms and Yi O rice.

Details

Address:
Shop 8, Podium 1/F, J Residence, 60 Johnston Rd, Wan Chai
Hong Kong
Opening hours:
Mon-Sat 6pm-11pm

What’s on

Chinesology X Cafe Bau four-hands dinner

Chef Kasey Chan from Cafe Bau and chef Saito Chau from Chinesology will reunite for a collaborative culinary event on May 30 and 31. Both chefs, emerging talents on the local food scene, have been close friends and supporters of each other's culinary journeys for years. This event will mark their twenty-year bond, featuring a menu combining Chinese and Western culinary traditions. Priced at $1,388 per person, the eight-course menu will feature fusion dishes from both chefs alongside their individual signature specialties. The menu will feature the Huadiao Jinga Shrimp Mille Feuille, where prawns are marinated in Huadiao wine and slow-cooked by chef Chau, while chef Kasey creates a texture like beef tartare, served with a shrimp roe and egg yolk sauce enhanced with homemade shrimp oil. Another highlight is the duo's homemade tofu bisque with lobster, crab meat, and snap pea dish, which blends Huaiyang cuisine with Western-style lobster soup, elevating flavours with chef Kasey's rich crabmeat and lobster base and chef Chau's meticulous presentation of tender tofu.   The first session is scheduled for May 30 at Chinesology, with the second session to follow at Cafe Bau on May 31. Book your spot through Mira eShop to benefit from waived service charges, with the option to include wine pairing at an extra cost of $288 or $348 per person.

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