Review: WIP on the Park
April 28th, 2025
Steak & Lobsters created a Yee Sang with Canadian lobster sashimi, 24-karat edible gold leaves & a house-made salted egg yolk sauce to complement the customary plum sauce.
The menu seems thoughtfully considered, with some unconventional enticements - pastas include 'rotini' corkscrew pasta with 'smetana' sour cream & salted egg yolk soft-shell crab.
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Manmaru combines elements from Chinese & Japanese inspirations to create an invigoratingly intricate yee sang with all the complexities in tastes & textures that we could hope for.
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Hailed as one of Hong Kong's top purveyors of wonton noodles, the Mak's Noodle family opens its first Malaysian outpost.
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