Normally I'm one of the last people to try out a new restaurant in Hong Kong, but as soon as I heard about a tucked-away Japanese restaurant with a sensational sake and food pairing menu, I was intrigued. Not only is Godenya hard to find, it is also very hard to book. The restaurant is… Continue reading Review: Godenya
I have a new favourite Japanese restaurant: Mizuki in Wan Chai. We found it on Openrice and just went one evening... and two days later we went back again. It's that good. It's tucked away on Thomson Street on the second floor of Mirage Tower. The restaurant is small, about 10 tables and one sushi… Continue reading Review: Mizuki
This is one of the restaurants (similar to YOUKA) that I've been walking past for so many times without realising it is a restaurant! Kanizen on Thomson Road in Wan Chai. The dark windows and discreet sliding doors make this restaurant hard to spot - but once you open the door you know immediately what… Continue reading Review: Kanizen
+++ Update March 2015: This restaurant has now closed +++ One of my favourite cuisines is Japanese - and the good news is that Patrick likes it too. We're currently exploring different Japanese restaurants in our surroundings. Last weekend we went to Uohachi on Amoy Street, which is just a few steps away from Kamitora… Continue reading Review: Uohachi Japanese Restaurant
I'm surprised - looking through my phone, there are so many pictures of dishes I've tried and tasted. But looking over at my blog, I've not posted about any food experiences recently (the last one was this Tuk Tuk Thai post in June). Well, this is long overdue and let me start with Nasubi Japanese.… Continue reading Review: Nasubi Japanese Restaurant
I had noticed that Sushi Express opened up on Lockhart Road in Wan Chai quite a while ago - it is close to my office so I had been walking past it a number of times, but it is always very busy at lunchtime. They only do set boxes as takeaway, which I didn't fancy.… Continue reading Review: Sushi Express
I've not had good Japanese for a long time, so when I read about all the good reviews of Sushi Tsuraku, I was curious. The restaurant specialises in Omakase, so the chef chooses the dishes for you. All you have to do is to say what you don't like and then you are placed in… Continue reading Review: Sushi Tsuraku
