A fixed price, no choice of food, no individual tables. Sounds strange? That’s Atera for you. Even with a glaring lack of choice, Atera is the Disneyland equivalent for food lovers – magical and adventurous. Continue reading
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Cuisine Cuisine at the Mira Hotel, Hong Kong
There are a few dozen tables in the restaurant, but were still fully packed on a Monday lunch. Sure, the all-you-can-eat dim sum lunch will definitely lure hungry diners, but I went a la carte instead. Continue reading
EPICURE Le Bristol, Paris
Avenue des Champs Elysees is one of the places I would avoid visiting during peak hours if I’m vacationing in Paris. Perhaps it reminds me of home city Hong Kong – I’m tired of being packed in a sea of people and I would prefer to stay away from the crowd when travelling. Continue reading
Mirazur, Menton
Arriving by train at Menton Garavan in Southern France, the town reminded me of Santa Cruz in California – without the beach parties; or perhaps Shifen in Taiwan, without touristy tinge. Located just 20 minutes away from Monte Carlo, it’s a world apart. At the very least you won’t be seeing a flood of Rolls Royces, Lamborghinis and Porches on the streets. Instead, you see people biking and jogging – looks healthy. I’m delighted to set my foot here. Continue reading
Sun Tung Lok, Hong Kong
Many were doubtful when Sun Tung Lok when it was crowned with Three Michelin Stars in 2011. At that rating, it somehow poses a challenge to the long-time Three Star Chinese restaurant Lung King Heen. After basking a year in its three-star glory, Sun Tung Lok was downgraded to two stars in the 2012 guide. Continue reading
Lung King Heen, Hong Kong
Say ‘hello’ to my new domain k-luxedining.com! Tomorrow I’m off to my culinary journey in Monaco and France. I guess I have been working too hard that I have accumulated a-month-long holiday. Before I set off to France, I have to finish up my existing materials before updating the new ones from the trip. Continue reading
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