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Roucou Is a Cheese Omakase and Bar Offering 12-Course Meals in Hong Kong

Roucou Is a Cheese Omakase and Bar Offering 12-Course Meals in Hong Kong

Bloomberg17-05-2025

Roucou is a cheese omakase and bar that recently opened on Aberdeen Street opposite PMQ, and is the creation of Jeremy Evrard, former manager of Caprice and Upper Modern Bistro.
I went recently with five friends and we indulged in the restaurant's 12-course cheese voyage. This took the form of a Japanese-French omakase at HK$1,280 per head. There's also the option of a HK$500 wine pairing, with bottles from up-and-coming vineyards. If you opt to order a la carte at the bar, friends who have done so suggest getting more than you might think, and also being adventurous in your cheese selections.

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