Exquisite Taste

Olé 16-Course Brunch

at Olé Spanish Restaurant & Wine Bar Hong Kong

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Located on Ice House Street, Central, it's quite extraordin­ary just how delightful­ly genuine this little bit of Spain manages to be. From the moment you step inside, gone are the tower blocks and bustle of the city, instead a vista of yellow and white rough plastered walls awaits, full of nooks and crannies accented with old cart wheels, Spanish pottery and paintings. It's a world within a world and one that has been offering its exceptiona­l menus for over 18 years. The menu is crammed with sublime regional dishes augmented by a selection of classic Spanish wines.

A recent introducti­on has been Olé's 16-course brunch, available every

Saturday and public holidays. The brunch is a celebratio­n of the most memorable dishes served throughout Olé's distinguis­hed history and comes with the option of three free flow drinks packages and the chance to add an extravagan­t serving of aromatic air-dried cured

Joselito Gran Reserva Jamón ham.

The brunch opens with a dozen Olé signature tapas including gambas al ajillo, Andalusian style clams, Iberico ham and chicken croquettes, deep-fried Spanish padron peppers and sautéed chorizo with garlic and chives. This is followed up by unlimited servings from the three main dishes: Segovia style suckling pig, traditiona­l Spanish seafood paella served in oversized paella pans and paella of the day, all freshly cooked and served in rotation. After a suitable break, it's onto the dessert. Choose from either the fried milk with toffee reduction, caramel pudding, Spanish churros with hot chocolate or the delicious pears confit in red and port wine.

To complement the free flow sangria, cava, and wine packages, a selection of Olé cocktails are available, including refreshing Apple and Ginger Punch and the Virgin Strawberry and Cucumber Mojito. To complete the classic brunch experience, two guitar-vocalists serenade guests throughout with the delicate rhythms of Spain.

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