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Ta Vie combines French and Japanese cooking using Asian ingredients. Photos: Ta Vie

Embark on a revealing culinary journey at two-Michelin star Ta Vie

  • Monkfish liver ‘sea foie gras’ with Japanese soft leeks and mustard dressing and deep-fried Lung Guang chicken wing stuffed with black truffle rice, pea sprout and Shaoxing wine sauce are top notch
This two-Michelin star fine dining restaurant serves French and Japanese cuisine with Asian ingredients. Chef Hideaki Sato, who opened Ta Vie (“your life” in French, “journey” in Japanese), presents an eight-course tasting menu with dishes of simple seasonal ingredients.
Simmered abalone with 20-year Shaoxing wine and kombu.
The menu can be paired with premium teas, wines or sake, and features monkfish liver “sea foie gras” with Japanese soft leeks and mustard dressing; deep-fried Lung Guang chicken wing stuffed with black truffle rice, pea sprout and Shaoxing wine sauce. Dessert is Les Feuilles Mortes, a chestnut Mont-Blanc with Pu’er tea ice cream. Cocktails are made with seasonal fruits and herbs. Matcha is a good after-dinner drink.

Contact details

Shop 3, 2/F, The Pottinger, 74 Queen’s Road Central

2668 6488

Tue-Sat: noon-3pm, 6.30pm-9pm

Signature dishes

Pan-seared kinme-dai with crispy scales acqua pazza sauce

Simmered aka abalone cooked with 20 year-aged Shaoxing wine and kombu

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