Newly opened in July, this restaurant in Lan Kwai Fong serves Asian fusion with a contemporary twist created by executive chef Kent Lee, formerly with Hakkasan Mumbai.

With a sleek black interior and atmospheric lighting, the restaurant is divided into a bar area serving cocktails and wines, and a dining area with tables that can be joined together to accommodate large groups. With seating for 130, the restaurant has a casual ambiance and a party atmosphere. The waiters are helpful and attentive.

Instead of the popular posh duck roll, for starters, we tried the lettuce-wrapped duck (HK$125) and kataifi prawn rolls (HK$95). The flower-like presentation of lettuce-wrapped duck was beautiful, though we found the ingredients a bit oily. Wrapped in crispy kataifi (fine vermicelli-like pastry), golden in colour, the prawn rolls were fresh and tasty.

For our main course, we opted for forest-honey-grilled Chilean sea bass (HK$275) served with asparagus and slices of crispy lotus root. The fish was smooth and juicy. We also ordered the grilled lamb chop (HK$275) served with lemongrass. The lamb was properly grilled, tender and without a strong gamey taste.