Hong Kong: Feast

August 2, 2012

Hotel restaurants can be hit or miss, most of the time a miss, thus I tend to skip them unless I am in the mood for room service.  However, one of the best places that I ate at while visiting Hong Kong was Feast, which is the signature restaurant of East Hong Kong.

The ambiance and food was so superb that I had to try it twice: once for breakfast and once for lunch.  When I return to Hong Kong in the future, I will most certainly try out their dinner menu!

Breakfast time at Feast is exactly what its name suggests: a sumptuous and abundant meal.  A “full breakfast” includes the continental buffet and a choice of several made-to-order dishes.  I began with a delicious cafe latté and some scrambled eggs with a side of hashbrowns and mushrooms.

Then, with very little room left in my stomach, I headed for the continental buffet, which contained everything you could possibly desire from both Western and Eastern gastronomies.  I opted for a chocolate croissant with pistachio shavings.  Yes, it was as good as it sounds (I might have even found the space for two)!

Lunch time is similar to breakfast time in the sense that there is a buffet, as well as a six main dishes, however you must chose one or the other.

My husband and I were tempted by two of the main dishes; he with the roasted duck and I with the homemade butternut squash tortilini.  We both began with an egg soup and ended with a chocolate cake.

This stylish restaurant’s philosophy of “simple things, done well” is certainly accomplished and you will agree with me upon your first bite.  On a side note: do not worry about overindulging at Feast, because after your meal you can simply cross the skybridge (just follow the butterflies) over to the City Plaza Shopping Centre where you can walk off every calorie you lovingly consumed.

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Andi Perullo de Ledesma

I am Andi Perullo de Ledesma, a Chinese Medicine Doctor and Travel Photojournalist in Charlotte, NC. I am also wife to Lucas and mother to Joaquín. Follow us as we explore life and the world one beautiful adventure at a time.

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100 thoughts on “Hong Kong: Feast

  1. Trish

    Okay, I just had breakfast but I’m already starving again after reading this! If I ever get to Hong Kong I will for sure keep this on my list of places to try.

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  2. Lesley Peterson

    The food looks scrumptious and the room is spectacular – what a view! I loved Hong Kong and if/when I return I’ll definitely schedule a meal or two at this beautiful restaurant. An address for the files, for sure.

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  3. Krista

    How marvelous to find a GOOD spot to eat. 🙂 I loved the Wolfgang Puck restaurant at the Seattle airport. Was so lovely to find real food instead of junk when I traveled. 🙂

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    1. Andi Perullo Post author

      It’s always awesome when you’re surprised by a place! I’ve never eaten at Wolfgang Puck’s, I need to now that they just built one down the the street.

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  4. Camels & Chocolate

    I was pleasantly surprised by ALL my breakfasts in Hong Kong! Yum yum!

    P.S. I’m giving away a $10,500 trip for TWO to your loves–Central and South America–on my site! You and Lucas should definitely enter =)

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  5. Katie

    Someone get me a rag because I’m drooling all over my keyboard. Your food shots are wonderful, Andi! I need one of those waffles on a stick. lol

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  6. Terri

    Wow! The presentation of the food looks absolutely beautiful, and you did an excellent job as usual on the photography. I still haven’t made it to Hong Kong other than the airport, so I’ll have to add all of these places you’ve been writing about to my list.

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  7. Sabina

    I agree – this looks like an absolutely amazing restaurant. And your photos are superb! I’ll keep this in mind if I go to Hong Kong.

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  8. cata

    illy coffee is so good!! I love it!!!! the food looks delicious! you should get some of those butterflies for ur home and paint them pink

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