Tatler Dining Guide - Hong Kong

TIN LUNG HEEN

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Tin Lung Heen provides a textbook lesson in Cantonese cuisine—freshness, lightness and sometimes, barely-there flavour, which come together beautifull­y in its repertoire of classic roasted and barbecued meats, soups, stir fries and steamed dishes. Simmered Chinese vegetables retain a satisfying crispness, char siu is lean yet tender and a simple off-menu wok-fried spotted garoupa fillet with soy let the quality ingredient­s shine. It’s what you would expect from such a rarefied establishm­ent, perched more than 450 metres above sea level, atop the Ritz-Carlton hotel. This means sky-high views through double-height windows of western and northern Hong Kong. The flashy décor may not be to everyone’s taste, but it’s one to put on the list for date nights and celebratio­ns. Service is well-oiled, with staff able to guide novices and the knowledgea­ble alike through the menu. The extensive wine list leans heavily towards renowned Italian and French estates, and red more than white. A selection of premium Chinese teas is available for non-drinkers.

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