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Roganic's New Home in Hong Kong Feels Like Fine Dining Inside a Forest

Roganic's New Home in Hong Kong Feels Like Fine Dining Inside a Forest

Bloomberg12-04-2025

One of the most highly anticipated reopenings in Hong Kong's restaurant scene, Roganic is finally back after a nearly half-year hiatus.
British chef Simon Rogan's restaurant came to Hong Kong in 2019 and nabbed its first Michelin star less than 10 months into its existence, followed by a Michelin Green Star in 2021. Today, it's known as much for its fine execution of dishes as its emphasis on sustainability — something that gets an even bigger stage at Roganic's new home at Lee Garden One in Causeway Bay, not far from its old location in Sino Plaza.

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