Your Hong Kong weekend food guide for February 28
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Friday, February 28
Murgh kali mirch tikka (chicken thigh with black pepper, aromatic herbs and spices) at Spice Bazaar. Photo: Handout
Lean into the weekend with a Friday night booking at TST's new Indian tandoor restaurant Spice Bazaar. Executive chef Balram Yadav – previously sous chef
at Leela – heads the kitchen, presenting a menu of smoky tandoor dishes, creamy curries and handcrafted specialities.
Gather a group of friends and dig into a
modern Indian feast of starters that draw inspiration from India's street food culture, and delicacies from the rich culinary capital of Hyderabad.
Where: 4/F, 10 Prat Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui
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When: Daily, 12–3pm and 6–11.30pm
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