202 Articles found for “Hong Khao Tom Pla”
The Legend of Chinese Cuisine: Chan Shu Kit of Lei Garden
Cantonese fine dining spot Lei Garden has been a breeding ground for some of the world’s most celebrated Chinese chefs, earning itself nicknames such as the “celebrity’s canteen” and the “Shao Lin Temple” of Chinese cuisine.
Kwan Kee Bamboo Noodles: Making Wonton Noodles The Traditional Way
Kwan Kee Bamboo Noodles in Cheung Sha Wan, which was recognised with a Bib Gourmand, is breathing new life into the age-old tradition of rolling out wonton noodles.
The First Day I Got My Michelin Stars: Shane Osborn of Arcane
We get the world's most celebrated chefs to recall what it was like when they got their very first Michelin stars.
New Year, New Puddings
As Chinese New Year approaches, the top Chinese restaurants in town all launch new New Year pudding flavors to surprise their patrons. We round up some of the highlights this year.
The First Day I Got My Michelin Stars: Stéphane Gortina of Rech By Alain Ducasse
We get the world's most celebrated chefs to recall what it was like when they got their very first Michelin stars.
The First Day I Got My Michelin Stars: Olivier Bellin of The Ocean
We get the world's most celebrated chefs to spill what it was like when they got their first Michelin stars.
Coffee Brewing: Tiny Gizmos, Great Taste
Hand-brewed coffee is fun, so here we introduce five brewing tools of different usage difficulty and investment costs to let you into the world of hand-brewing.
Soup Stock In Chinese Cuisine
For Chinese cuisine, soup stock is the soul that makes a good dish. Different regional cuisine types have different ways of making soup stock, and Tin Lung Heen’s Executive Chef Liu Bing Lei shared with us the secret behind making delicious soup stock in Cantonese cuisine.
Getting Warm with Cantonese Cured Meat
Fragrant, substantial, delicious. Cantonese cured meat is the comfort food of the winter season.
Kitchen Jargon: Steaming
The use of hot vapour in cooking has picked up steam in recent years as a healthy food preparation technique, but epicureans have always appreciated its ability to seal the original flavours in the ingredients.
Qing Zuo: The Taste of a Taiwanese Home
Good food doesn't have to be expensive. The Bib Gourmand rating exists to recognise friendly establishments that serve good food under HK$400.
Menu At The Gala: Chef Kwong Wai Keung's Luxurious Take On Abalone
The expression of an iconic Cantonese ingredient in the hands of a master chef.
International Director of the MICHELIN guide Michael Ellis Answers Your Burning Questions
He clears the air on common misconceptions
Ah Chun Shandong Dumpling: Preserving the True Shandong Flavours
Not many might appreciate this dumpling for its thick skin. But here's why they should.
Tim Ho Wan's Mak Kwai Pui: In Pursuit of His Own Expression of Cantonese Dim Sum
To Tim Ho Wan’s founder and chef, the essence of making Cantonese dim sum is about doing it the traditional way.
Food For Thought: The Art Of Vicky Lau's Cuisine At One Michelin-starred Tate
Vicky Lau wants to inspire you to think about your own passions through her food.
Yau Yuen Siu Tsui: A Taste of Nostalgia
Good food doesn't have to be expensive. The Bib Gourmand rating exists to recognise friendly establishments that serve good food under HK$300.
Ho To Tai: 70 Years Of Noodle-making
Good food doesn't have to be expensive. The Bib Gourmand rating exists to recognise friendly establishments that serve good food under HK$300.