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Sushi Yonjugo’s interior Photo: Handout

Sushi Yonjugo: restaurant review

  • At chef Milton Lau’s new home in Central, sushi fiends can look forward to some of the same show-stopping signatures, plus creative new additions to his ever-changing omakase
Leslie Yeh

One of the latest sushi restaurants on the scene, Sushi Yonjugo is a secluded nine-seater on Staunton Street. Chef Milton Lau built a loyal following at Kishoku in Causeway Bay; at his new home in Central, sushi fiends can look forward to some of the same show-stopping signatures, plus creative new additions to his ever-changing omakase. Procuring ingredients from Hokkaido, Kyushu, Okinawa and Kagoshima – and rising as early as 4am every day to do so – Lau champions a bevy of artisanal Japanese ingredients in his menu. From cactus leaf to Chiba strawberries, the freshness and provenance of ingredients are paramount to his eye-opening degustation.

Sashimi at Sushi Yonjugo. Photo: Sushi Yonjugo

Signature dishes

Silver codfish with truffle

Fatty tuna

Uni gunkan

Contact details

35 Staunton Street, Central

3689 1045

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