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Chinesology

  • Restaurants | Chinese
  • Central
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Time Out says

Located in the IFC Mall, Chinesology aims to be an unconventional Chinese restaurant and bar and approaches Chinese culinary traditions with a modern eye. They will present curated beverage pairings and tasting menus created under the guidance of culinary director Saito Chau, formerly of John Anthony in Causeway Bay. Their ‘Flavors of Life’ degustation menu, for example, features a creative crispy spoon with A5 Kagoshima Wagyu and pine nuts as well as an ancient Chinese candy-inspired preserved plum mousse with cherry dessert. At the bar, a selection of drinks pays tribute to traditional Chinese medicine and herbology with cocktails like the whisky-based Bamboo Punch, Tietini with Tie Guan Yin-infused gin, and Thanks Emperor which blends mao tai with vodka and lychee.

Details

Address
Shop 3101, Podium Level 3, IFC Mall, Central
Hong Kong
Opening hours:
Mon to Sun 11.30am-6pm

What’s on

‘Tales of History’ tasting menu at Chinesology

It's time to dine like royalty with Chinesology’s new ‘Tales of History’ tasting menu, launched in a unique collaboration with the Hong Kong Museum of History. Running from now until July 31, this limited-time menu offers a contemporary Cantonese reinterpretation of the legendary Manchu-Han Imperial Feast – a historic grand banquet famously known for serving more than 100 dishes over multiple days. Designed by chef Saito Chau alongside cultural scholars and culinary masters, the condensed eight or 10-course menu translates historic recipes into stunning modern delicacies, including stewed geoduck in 20-year-aged Huadiao wine, slow-simmered bird’s nest, and roasted Ningxia beach lamb. If you’re ready for a true feast fit for an emperor, remember to book your table at least seven days in advance to allow for the extensive preparation required.
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