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Sunday, March 8, 2009

HK Eats – Bubba Gump

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After admiring the breathtaking view of HK skyline at night at The Peak, we came down for a very late dinner at Bubba Gump.

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We ordered their Frankie‘s Baked Seafood Rice HK$118 and Duck Shrimps.

The Seafood Rice has shrimps, calamari, fish, spinach and rice with a Parmesan cream sauce and topped with jack and cheddar cheeses. This dish is exclusive to HK Bubba Gump only, made creatively by Chef Frankie.

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This was very good, as in to-die-for delicious. Equal seafood, rice and sauce ratio. A complete meal by itself, though ordering another entree like the Duck Shrimps wouldn’t hurt.

The Duck Shrimps have perfectly-seasoned, breaded and fried shrimps and crispy fries, served with coleslaw.

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I liked the shrimps and fries but not much of the coleslaw. But overall the coleslaw cut the creaminess of the seafood rice a little.

I also had the Cinnamon Bread Pudding with vanilla sauce, vanilla ice cream and whipped cream.

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It was also good and delicious.

Happy Eating!

BUBBA GUMP
Shop 304 & 305, Level 3,
The Peak Tower,
128 Peak Road, Hongkong

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Agnes B

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These were delicious, like Royce in a way that they’ll melt in your mouth. But unlike Royce, their truffles were more appealing and came in more flavours.

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I liked their Fleur (gianduja and ganache dark chocolate) and Chestnut Truffle.

Happy Eating!

AGNES B. DELICES
IFC Mall
Shop 3089-3097
Level 3, IFC Mall
Central Hongkong

HK Eats - Main Street Corner Café Part II

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Because we liked their food from our first visit, we came back for dinner that same day.

We ordered the Chicken Steak Ramen and Seafood Platter.

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We had the Chicken Steak Ramen in Pork Bone Soup with Japanese Dumplings for HK$80.

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I liked that the base stock was perfectly-seasoned and that the noodles were also cooked just right. I also liked the teriyaki taste of the tender chicken and the crunch of the corn.

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The Main Street Sampler HK$80 has deep-fried BBQ wings, shrimp dumplings, fish fillets, spring rolls, samosas and French fries, served with honey mustard sauce.

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The egg roll, samosas and shrimps all tasted the same, they were also all good. Same goes with the fries that were also perfectly-seasoned. While the honey mustard sauce complemented to the overall taste of the platter.

For dessert we had the Coconut Red Bean Crepe with Ice Cream HK$38 and Mickey Mouse Waffle with Black and White Ice Cream HK$42.

The Red Bean Crepe has red beans (duh!) and whipped cream filling. Topped with a scoop of ice cream and strawberries.

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The crepe was indeed creamy and soft. I didn’t taste the coconut any where in my dessert though, but I still like it. It was one of the best crepes I had especially since I like red beans.

The Mickey Waffles has 2 mickey mouse-shaped waffles topped with ice cream.

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They might looked delicious but they weren’t. They were just okay though. They would have been better if they have any kind of syrup on it. I still like the ice cream though.


Happy Eating!

MAIN STREET CORNER CAFE
Hongkong-Disneyland
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