1.  LMO Freshly Baked
    Photograph: Courtesy LMO Freshly Baked
  2.  LMO Freshly Baked
    Photograph: Courtesy LMO Freshly Baked

LMO Freshly Baked

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Time Out says

Since unveiling LMO Freshly Baked by Richard Ekkebus’s first brick-and-mortar shop in BaseHall 01, executive chef Richard Ekkebus of The Landmark Mandarin Oriental's Amber, has expanded his pastry venture and opened a second shop in Landmark Atrium. Like its predecessor, this new branch continues to churn out an extensive array of grab-and-go bites, signature baked goods, soups, and savoury pies. Plus, customers can purchase combo sets to choose their preferred pie or salad and pair it with a drink of choice.

Details

Address
Shop 233-234, 2/F, LANDMARK, 15 Queen’s Road, Central
Hong Kong
Opening hours:
Mon-Fri 8am-8pm, Sat 10am-7pm

What’s on

LMO Freshly Baked x Little Bao

Mandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong Kong is continuing its Tastemarker series at LMO Freshly Baked this month with celebrated chef May Chow of the award-winning modern Chinese eatery Little Bao, who brings a range of comforting dishes that are available to take away from the Landmark Atrium location. LMO Freshly Baked’s time-limited menu includes a Szechuan three yellow chicken sandwich ($88) with punchy vinegar, chilli, ginger, and more aromatics, and a refreshing tomato, plum, and perilla salad with prawns in a sour plum dressing ($98) that is great for the hot weather. But our favourite of Chow’s creations has got to be the Hong Kong-style curry brisket pie ($98), which features slow-cooked beef shin in a nostalgic curry sauce – the kind that you get from cha chaan tengs, with a flavour profile that sits in between Indian and Japanese curries – encased in a buttery, flaky pastry. 
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