Your perfect week: what to do in Hong Kong, June 8-14
This Father's Day weekend, celebrate Dad with a decadent lunch at Rosewood's
American steakhouse, Henry . Share fresh Gillardeau oysters and Maryland crab cakes before a main course of succulent USDA tenderloin, Tasmanian Wagyu rib-eye or hot-smoked barbecue beer can chicken. For a refined alternative, Michelin-starred
Man Ho at JW Marriott offers Cantonese artistry, from delicate dim sum to rich abalone and tea-smoked chicken, finished off with elegant desserts. Either way, Dad is definitely going to remember this when your birthday rolls around.
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