Vicky Lau, Tate Dining Room and Bar Recently voted Asia’s Best Female Chef, Vicky Lau is one of the rising stars of Hong Kong’s food scene. Originally a graphic designer, she switched careers and began cooking at Michelin-starred Cépage before launching her own one Michelin-starred Tate Dining Room and Bar.
Uwe Opocensky, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong Wowing guests with his imaginative food designs and flavors, Uwe Opocensky is the Executive Chef of the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, including the Michelin-starred Mandarin Grill + Bar. Join Slow Food Hong Kong and The Fringe Club this spring for seven nights of intimate conversations with some of Hong Kong's
Alvin Leung, Bo Innovation The self-styled ‘Demon Chef’ Alvin Leung is only the second self-taught chef to win three Michelin stars. His X-treme Chinese cuisine has made him a popular TV personality as well as a judge on MasterChef Canada. Join Slow Food Hong Kong and The Fringe Club this spring for seven nights
Olivier Elzer, Seasons by Olivier Elzer From illustrious pedigree, Elzer’s grandfather cooked for the last Tsar of Russia. Before earning his own Michelin star at Seasons by Olivier Elzer, the Frenchman ran the kitchens of Pierre and L’ Atelier de Joël Robuchon. Join Slow Food Hong Kong and The Fringe Club this spring for
Richard Ekkebus, Amber As The Landmark Mandarin Oriental's culinary director, Ekkebus has turned Amber into an international dining destination. It is number four on the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list and has received two Michelin stars for eight straight years. Join Slow Food Hong Kong and The Fringe Club this spring for seven nights
Soy sauce, an essential ingredient in Chinese cuisine, was developed by Buddhists more than 2,500 years ago to complement their vegetarian diets. Later, Dutch merchants introduced the salty elixir to the kitchens of the Sun King, Louis XIV, of France in the late 17th century and named it “black gold”. Veronica Yu of Candied Fish has
Our Seasonal Plate: A Farm to Table Lunch & Cooking Demo Photographer: Xaume Olleros/Bloomberg, Chung Kong Chow One of the best parts of living in a globally connected city like Hong Kong may also be one of its greatest challenges. While we have access to such an abundance of food from
Eat Local: A Vegetarian Dinner of Hong Kong's Farm Produce (Fully booked!) Who says there is no space farming in a city like Hong Kong? Join us this summer for a green meal prepared with locally grown vegetables! Slow Food Hong Kong, in collaboration with Kong Yeah, is hosting a dinner to
Experience two regenerative Slow Food Farms in Kam Tin, Hong Kong, with a guided tour and hands-on activities – it’s a family-friendly event! Earlier this year, Slow Food Hong Kong welcomed its first Slow Food Farms. Here's your chance to visit two of them! On this tour, we'll be visiting