Hong Kong restaurant recommendations?

[chobochobo]

Last two are ok, never tried the first.

 

[supplychainman]

Chobo, what would you recommend for 2 or 3 dinners?

 

[chobochobo]

What do you like? Both of those are not Chinese.

 

[supplychainman]

I just love food. As someone who lives in San Francisco, I am blessed with amazing food from all over the world. What are your 3 favorite restaurants to eat at regardless of price.

For example, my three favorite restaurants in San Francisco are: Ristorante Milano, Gary Danko, and Burma Superstar. I'm not mentioning those to steer the conversation, but to show my love for all kinds of cuisine.

 

[chobochobo]

I tend to do my fancy eating when I travel, but these are good for Chinese food. If you don't order expensive items, they're not that pricey really.

T'ang court @ Langham hotel
Yan Toh Heen @ Intercontinental
Lung King Heen @ Four Seasons

for nonChinese, try
YardBird in central
Mott 32 is modern Chinese I guess

There's also a decent number of steamboat/ hotpot places around

Otto e Mezzo is meh
Yung kee is on its way down.
22 Ship doesn't take reservations, I believe. But I guess if you are on holiday, you can go off peak.

 

[supplychainman]

Thanks for the list. How far in advance does one need to book if they are going to go to one of the top 3 for New Years eve (calendar) dinner?