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Introducing the finest desserts in the city

Valrhona P125 Chocolate Soufflé with coconut crumble and tangerine-rambutan sorbet dessert at Café Deco Bar & Grill, The Peak Galleria, The Peak. Photo: Nora Tam

 


Level 1 & 2, Peak Galleria
118 Peak Road
The Peak
2849 5111
cafedecogroup.com

 

Café Deco Bar & Grill has made some refurbishments that include the introduction of a mini pâtisserie on the second floor that offers sweet treats to eat in or take out. Executive pastry chef Julien Gourmelon has revamped the dessert menu and chocoholics may want to check out one of his latest creations, the world's first 125 per cent chocolate Valrhona P125 chocolate soufflé (HK$98). The French chocolate maker has added more cocoa to go beyond 100 per cent, creating an even more intense flavour. The end result is pure chocoholic heaven, accompanied with coconut crumble and tangerine-rambutan sorbet. Bernice Chan

 

 

 

Tiramisu at Tosca in the Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong

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102/F, The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong
International Commerce Centre
1 Austin Road West
Kowloon
2263 2270
ritzcarlton.com

 

Hong Kong diners love tiramisu. It's something about the combination of mascarpone cheese, coffee, amaretto-soaked lady fingers and fresh cream that makes this Italian dessert a mainstay of many restaurants around town, Italian or not. Arguably the best in the city is on the 102nd floor of The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong. The Tosca Tiramisu (HK$120) uses the same ingredients along with almond cookies, but the secret ingredient is an Italian egg, giving it a beautiful yellow colour. Or perhaps eating it at such great heights takes your breath away.

 

 

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