Amber at the Landmark Mandarin, a two-Michelin-star fine-dining restaurant in Hong Kong’s Central district, has been inundated with bookings recently. Photo: Landmark Mandarin Oriental
Amber at the Landmark Mandarin, a two-Michelin-star fine-dining restaurant in Hong Kong’s Central district, has been inundated with bookings recently. Photo: Landmark Mandarin Oriental
Susan Jung
Opinion

Opinion

Feast or Famine by Susan Jung

Hong Kong high-end restaurants booked out by diners with nowhere else to go

  • You would never know the food and beverage industry is in crisis - to get a table at some of the most popular restaurants you have to book two months ahead
  • My friends and I joke that we’re planning meals the way we did on holiday in Tokyo – we make a reservation for our next visit before leaving the restaurant

Amber at the Landmark Mandarin, a two-Michelin-star fine-dining restaurant in Hong Kong’s Central district, has been inundated with bookings recently. Photo: Landmark Mandarin Oriental
Amber at the Landmark Mandarin, a two-Michelin-star fine-dining restaurant in Hong Kong’s Central district, has been inundated with bookings recently. Photo: Landmark Mandarin Oriental
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