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Dish in Focus

Dish in Focus
Discover what makes a dish iconic. 100 Top Tables’ Dish in Focus series takes you on a deep dive into the stories, ingredients and craft behind Hong Kong’s culinary masterpieces.
Crab claw porichettu at Prince and the Peacock in Hong Kong is inspired by the cuisine of Kerala in South India. Photo: Handout
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Dish in focus: crab claw porichettu at Prince and the Peacock

Chef Palash Mitra’s signature crab claw porichettu is a richly layered curry of mud and snow crab cooked in a traditional earthen pot.

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Dish in Focus: Ga quay Hoi An at Sep

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Dish in Focus: Le Caviar Impérial at L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon

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Dish in Focus: Sicilian artisanal busiate at Tosca di Angelo

Southern Italian soul meets Hong Kong’s skyline atop The Ritz-Carlton, in this coastal classic turned elegant signature.

Sicilian artisanal busiate with Mediterranean red mullet at Tosa di Angelo in Hong Kong. Photo: Handout
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Dish in Focus: French onion soup at Somm

Jason Wolf brings a version of the French bistro classic to Somm – ‘warmth in a bowl’ that takes into consideration the local palate.

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Dish in Focus: Flower crab dan dan noodles at Path

Chef Tony Mok reimagines a Sichuan classic with Korean-inspired techniques, local crab, typhoon shelter crunch and chilled, cashew-based noodles.

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Dish in Focus: Toasted sesame tofu at Mosu Hong Kong

The M+ museum restaurant’s signature ‘tofu’ dish is a study in detail and texture, uniting Korean creativity, Japanese inspiration and playful presentation.

The artfully prepared white sesame tofu at Mosu, Hong Kong. Photo: Mosu
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Dish in Focus: Aged rice duck à l’orange at Épure

At Épure in Hong Kong, head chef Aven Lau reimagines French classic duck à l’orange with Asian sensibilities – here’s how he does it.

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Dish in Focus: Bone marrow macaroni at Twist Pasta Bar

Ben Sears reimagines classic comfort food with Hong Kong playfulness, inviting diners to savour nostalgic dishes in a lively mid-century-inspired setting.

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Dish in focus: Roasted yellow chicken at Clarence

French tradition and local flavours shine in Clarence’s roasted yellow chicken, prepared by the restaurant’s chef de cuisine Ka Kei Wong.

Roasted half yellow chicken with corn fricassee and baby gem lettuce. Photo: Clarence
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Dish in Focus: Brioche beef tartare with caviar at Belon

At Belon, head chef Güçlüer blends French technique and Mediterranean influences into a dish that bridges legacy and modern sensibility.

Belon’s brioche beef tartare with caviar is a masterpiece of precision and presentation. Photo: Belon
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Dish in Focus: Pumpkin gnocchi at Primo Posto

At Primo Posto, head chef Gabriele Fusi celebrates Milanese heritage with his handcrafted pumpkin gnocchi.

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Dish in Focus: Marinated smoked duck liver on crispy toast at Rùn

Executive Chinese chef Hung Chi-kwong elevates a classic Cantonese snack with premium French duck liver at Rùn, The St Regis Hong Kong.

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Dish in Focus: Cochon pork chop with Paris-Hong Kong sauce at Lala

At Lala, chef Franckelie Laloum brings a classic French pork chop to life with his signature ‘Paris-Hong Kong sauce’.

Lala’s charcoal Cantal pork chop with ”Paris-Hong Kong” sauce is a hit among diners in Hong Kong. Photo: Sixteen Photography
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Dish in Focus: Seasonal vegetables cooked together with black truffle

At the two-Michelin-star Alain Ducasse at Morpheus in Macau, this dish surprises even the most sceptical meat lovers.

The seasonal vegetables cooked together with black truffle is popular even among meat lovers. Photo: Jordan Sapally
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Dish in Focus: Xiamen-style popiah at Ming Pavilion

At Ming Pavilion, chef Jack Lam Yeung redefines Hokkien cuisine with new flavours while celebrating Fujian’s culinary heritage.

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Dish in Focus: Farmhouse Productions tomatoes at Roganic

Chef Adam Catterall champions sustainable dining through his zero-waste menus and relationships with local suppliers.

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Dish in Focus: Barbecue pluma Iberico char siu at Hong Kong’s Mott 32

Local culinary icon Mott 32 blends traditional Chinese flavours with innovative techniques in its must-try Iberico char siu with yellow mountain honey.

Hong Kong restaurant Mott 32’s barbecue pluma Iberico char siu is a must-try. Photo: Handout
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Dish in Focus: New Zealand coastal lamb rack and lamb fillet Wellington

Australian steakhouse Omaroo Grill steps away from the traditional use of beef in favour of showcasing the versatile flavours of lamb.

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Dish in Focus: Sweetcorn tempura at Yardbird

The signature sweetcorn tempura at the cult-favourite yakitori restaurant is proof that Yardbird is loved for more than just its chicken.

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Dish in Focus: Fxxking Paella

At Censu, chef Shun Sato channelled his international experience to put an elevated, tongue-in-cheek spin on a classic Asian dish.

Censu’s Fxxking Paella is a spin on traditional Hainan chicken rice. Photo: Nicholas Wong
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Dish in Focus: roasted eggplant at Terracotta Lamma

Converting even the biggest meat-lovers, Terracotta Lamma’s roasted eggplant is a must-order from the charcoal grill menu.

Roasted eggplant with whipped tahini and pistachio. Photo: Terracotta Lamma
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Dish in Focus: Dressed crab at Magistracy Dining Room

Chef Alyn Williams from MDR uses Dungeness crabs for the flavourful dish, served playfully in the shell next to warm crumpets and curried mayo.

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Dish in Focus: Marmitako at Spanish restaurant 22 Ships

Moving from a more intimate Wan Chai venue to the much larger and historic PMQ in Central has done the restaurant no harm, thanks to a new menu.

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Dish in focus: honey baked feta from Middle Eastern restaurant Bedu

A favourite since Bedu opened in Hong Kong in 2018, the moreish honey baked feta never fails to please, despite taking various forms over the years – chef Ali Ahmadpour tells us why.

Bedu’s famous Honey Baked Feta. Photo: Handout
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