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Restaurant review: Casa Kennedy Town - delicious, well-priced fare, and games room

The food is interesting and most of what we tried was good. There's a games room for some fun. On the downside, the tables are high and the bench seats uncomfortable

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Pulled pork and Napa slaw sliders from Casa Kennedy Town. Photos; Franke Tsang
Susan Jung

Cuisine: international tapas

Price: HK$136 without drinks. There’s no service charge.

Ambience: casual. You walk down a steep flight of stairs into the underground, windowless, industrial-like space which has high ceilings, a large bar and open kitchen along one wall, and an area where you can play darts and other games.

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The restaurant's interior.
The restaurant's interior.

Recommended dishes: pulled pork sliders (Texan-style pulled pork with napa  cabbage slaw and provolone cheese) were  delicious, and at HK$70 for three, were well-priced. We’d go back again for those and to try some of the other sliders. Fried basil gnocchi (HK$70) looked dry but they weren’t – they were light, flavourful and moist. Spanish tortilla (HK$50) was an unusual version – the thick wedges of omelette had not just the usual egg and potato, but also spinach, so it was hearty and healthy.

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Fried basil gnocchi and Spanish tortilla.
Fried basil gnocchi and Spanish tortilla.
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