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Old 09-01-2004, 11:32 PM
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Best Restaurant in Hong Kong
Seriously people....

Can you nominate your entries?

Best Chinese
Best Indian
Best Thai
Best American...

The list goes on. I'd like to come up with a good list of 'GeoExpat recommended' places.
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Old 10-01-2004, 01:23 PM
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Best of....
Best Thai - Cafe Siam
Best Satays - Shatin Inn
Best Vietnamese - Golden Bull
Best Japanese - San San Trois
Best Szecheuan - Red Pepper
Best French - Chez Moi
Best Indian - Delhi Mess or Afghan Mess
Best Fast Food - Popeye's at HK Airport
Best Fresh Seafood - Seafood Islands at Po Toi O
Best 24-Hour Restaurant - DimDim Sum Central
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Old 12-01-2004, 02:55 PM
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Japanese: Genki
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Old 12-01-2004, 05:16 PM
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Japanese: Genki
French: Petrus
Japanese: Tomokazu
Chinese (dinner): Yung Kee
Chinese (dim sum): Luk Yu Tea House
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Old 13-01-2004, 06:43 AM
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If you can get past the 70's Felini-esque decor - the Hyatt on Kowloon-side does an incredible dinner in the old, grand style.

Had a great dinner at Lucy's in Stanley - hidden gem in the market - not cheap but wonderful (RESERVE)

Tutte Bene on Knutsford Terrace, Tsim Sha Tsui is better than its HK-side counterpart, in m opinion.

Murjab (sp?) also on Knutsford Terrace does good middle eastern fare.

Has anyone found a good Russian restaurant?
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Old 13-01-2004, 09:13 AM
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We've yet to get our act together and get reservations at Lucys. They try to offer us dodgy timings (can you eat between 6:30 and 7:00?) and as much as I'd like to try them out.. I'm not one who is going to keep calling them for reservations 2 weeks in advance.
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Best Chinese: Jade Garden Restaurant. I also see those Ciu Chow style Restaurants d best Chinese resturants.

Best Indian: I'm not sure if EBENEEZER's (Wanchai & DB) count as an Indian restaurant...but food there especially there Biryanis are great!

Best Thai: Chili & Spice (DB & Gold Coast)

Best American: a tie between Dan Ryans and Friday's

Best Japanese: Genki (d sushi bar chain)
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ok as i can see none of you had ever had great japanese food eh? well heres the lisT
these restaurants are quite pricey but really expect the finest food ever

Italian
Da Dominico(causeway bay)
The Mistral(intercontinetal hotel, tst)

Japenese Teppanyaki
The Peninsula Hotel

Chinese Dim Sum
I would say all the five star hotels in HK have a pretty good dim sum menu.
Especially the Intercontinetal Hotel, in tst.
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Old 13-02-2004, 01:41 PM
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Vietnamese - Nah Trang - great price, great food
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Vietnamese - Nah Trang - great price, great food

where is Nah Trang ?
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