Your Hong Kong weekend food guide for July 25–27
From
innovative izakaya concepts to tasty gelato pop-ups and luxurious Sunday roasts, this weekend offers a series of culinary gems to help you unwind and savour the flavours of the city.
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Friday, July 25
The striking interiors at Fumi Joe in Hong Kong. Photo: Handout
Fumi Joe brings a new culinary concept to the 23rd floor of LKF's California Tower, merging Fumi's Japanese seafood with Kyoto Joe's casual izakaya atmosphere. Expect neon lights, graphic murals and a robatayaki grill counter.
The new restaurant serves cooked-to-order robatayaki, sushi made with fresh seafood flown in daily from Japan, tempura, sukiyaki and more. Like a true Japanese izakaya, the bar also offers a wide selection of fine and rare sakes, available by glass or carafe, as well as highballs, cocktails and an extensive whiskey collection.
To make weeknight dinners easy, a daily set dinner menu is available between 6-8pm at HK$298, featuring salad, miso soup, a choice of sushi, sashimi or tempura and a main course, with options like Miyazaki shabu-shabu pork and grilled silver cod with saikyo miso, all served with steamed Japanese rice or Inaniwa udon.
It's newly opened, so we expect a buzzing crowd on Friday night.
Where: 23/F, California Tower, 30-32 D'Aguilar Street, Lan Kwai Fong, Central
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