Hong Kong’s New Restaurants, Pop-Ups, Menus & More: June 2023

Agora x MASIA (Tokyo) – four-hands dinner by Antonio Oviedo + Mateu Villaret

Celebrating its first anniversary at Tai Kwun, Antonio Oviedo of Spanish fine-dining restaurant Agora is joining hands with another Spanish chef, Chef Mateu Villaret of MASIA in Tokyo, to wow diners with their contemporary iterations of classic Catalan dishes. The 10-course anniversary tasting menu is available for just one night.

Where: Shop 14, G/F, D Hall, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central (enter Tai Kwun via the Gallery Gate entrance on Old Bailey Street)

When: Wednesday, 7 June 2023, 6–11pm

How much: HK$1,980/person

For reservations: phone 2316 2005 or book online

Hospitality legend Lorenzo Antinori is paying tribute to his Italian heritage with the opening of his first independent venture, Bar Leone. The watering hole is heavily influenced by the local bars found in Rome and, in particular, the historic Roman neighbourhood of Trastevere. Antinori was previously at the helm of world-famous bars including Dandelyan and the American Bar at the Savoy in London and our very own ARGO at the Four Seasons, which made an incredible debut at number three on Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2022. According to the mixologist extraordinaire, “Bar Leone’s beverage programme will focus on reviving classic cocktails with a low-intervention approach, emphasising craftsmanship, ingredients and seasonality.” We’re especially keen to try Antinori’s take on the Bellini, which will be served in a small tumbler just as at the iconic Harry’s Bar in Venice, where it originated.

Where: 11–15 Bridges Street, SoHo, Central

Opening hours: Tuesday–Friday, 5pm–late; Saturday–Sunday, 3pm–late

RELATED: Check out our Bar Leone review

CaN LaH – new branch at Harbour City

There’s a new outlet of this contemporary Singaporean-Malaysian restaurant at Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui, joining its sibling at Central’s ifc mall. Executive Chef Francis Chong has also launched an East-meets-West afternoon tea set that’s exclusive to this branch of CaN LaH as well as a tempting happy hour on weekdays from 4–8pm at both locations, with drinks starting at under HK$50 a glass, alongside moreish snack options like crispy salted egg yolk fish-skin crisps and French fries with sambal.

Where: Shop 4101, 4/F, Gateway Arcade, Harbour City, 3–27 Canton Road, TST

Opening hours: daily, 11am–10pm

For reservations: phone 3618 8138 or book online

By Caleb and Jacob Ng – the duo behind Twins Kitchen – comes this innovative seafood restaurant, named after the interlocking pathways of concrete wave breakers (i.e., dolos) that protect our shores from the ocean’s erosive forces. The chef’s menu at dolos celebrates the bounty of Hong Kong’s waters through a understated, unconventional French-Japanese approach. Chef Sean Yuen brings a wealth of experience to the restaurant, having honed his skills at Pearl and Grossi Florentino in Australia, as well as at three-Michelin-starred Caprice here in Hong Kong. Diners are welcome to bring their own bottles to dolos, with no corkage fee attached.

Where: 60 Staunton Street, SoHo, Central

Opening hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 6pm–late

For reservations: phone 3488 5770 or book online

Eggslut – US sandwich chain launch in Causeway Bay

Though its name honestly gives us the ick, we’ll overlook that when it comes to Eggslut’s drool-worthy egg sandwiches and coddled-egg-topped potato-purée dish known as the Slut. The US-based chain founded by Chef Alvin Cailan, which now boasts locations from London to Singapore, first opened as a food truck in Los Angeles back in 2011, and it’s now one of the most Instagrammed restaurants in the world. Our go-to order is the Fairfax (scrambled egg, Cheddar, chive, caramelised onion and sriracha mayo on a fluffy brioche bun) with a side of truffle hash browns cooked in duck fat. Grand opening on Friday, 16 June at 2pm, with giveaways galore!

Where: Shop 2 on G/F & Shop F–1 on 1/F, Fashion Walk, 11–19 Great George Street & 27–47 Paterson Street, Causeway Bay

Opening hours: daily, 8am–9pm

FIAMMA & SPIGA – the return of Chef Enrico Bartolin

Chef Enrico Bartolini, who has racked up 12 Michelin stars across his eight restaurants in Italy, returns to the Kong this month for collaborative five-course tasting menus with his protégé, Executive Chef Paolo Olivieri of Chef Bartolini’s Italian restaurants SPIGA and FIAMMA. At SPIGA, the refined menu blurs the lines between regional Italian flavours and cooking styles, while the more casual menu at FIAMMA is described as being “closer to the heart and soul of an Italian home”. The event at SPIGA also marks the debut of Crafted, a series of wine-and-dine events hosted by an eclectic mix of masters and guest speakers. Click here to view the menus in full.

Where: FIAMMA – Shop G02, G/F, Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Road, The Peak; SPIGA – 3/F, LHT Tower, 31 Queen’s Road Central, Central

When: 7–8 June 2023, from 7pm (7th at SPIGA; 8th at FIAMMA)

How much: SPIGA – HK$1,188/person; +HK$988/person for wine pairings; FIAMMA – HK$888/person; +HK$688/person for wine pairings

For reservations: book online

G’Day – new Aussie-inspired café & restaurant in Shek Tong Tsui

A tribute to the Land Down Under, this laid-back neighbourhood spot is where to head for a taste of Aussie-inspired cuisine with a local twist. The brekkie dishes – like the G’Day Yoghurt Bowl and The G’Sanga sourdough sarnie with egg, Snake River Farms pork collar, green apple and mustard sauce – are up for ordering till 6pm. If you’re in the mood for a feast, challenge yourself to G’Day‘s all-you-can-eat menus. Tuesdays are all about the limitless Aussie BBQ (HK$268/person), a platter loaded with ribs, wings, sausages, corn on the cob, potato salad and duck-fat fries, while on Fridays, get ready for a seafood and steak extravaganza with unlimited Australian mussels and striploin steak (HK$468/person). Australia’s top-notch coffee staples also get a look-in at this new restaurant, as do seasonal sweets. Bonus for pet owners: treat your pup to their very own Doggy Bowl on the pet-friendly outdoor terrace.

Where: 48–52 Hill Road, Shek Tong Tsui

Opening hours: Tuesday–Friday, 11am–10pm; Saturday–Sunday, 10am–10pm

To contact: phone/WhatsApp 5436 5358

Hansik Goo – wine gala dinner with Chef Mingoo Kang + Master Sommelier Kyungmoon Kim

For one night only, Michelin-starred Hansik Goo will play host to Korea’s first master sommelier, Kyungmoon Kim (pictured), who will be curating a full drink-pairing programme of premium international red and white wines, as well as a selection of Korean alcoholic beverages, complemented by a seasonal, innovative Korean tasting menu by Chef Mingoo Kang.

Where: 1/F, The Wellington, 198 Wellington Street, Central

When: Tuesday, 13 June 2023, 6–11pm

How much: HK$3,588/person

For reservations: book online

Hong Kong Palace Museum – 2 new Chinese restaurants

If you’re enjoying a visit to the newly opened Hong Kong Palace Museum and hunger strikes, there are two new F&B options for your dining pleasure. Connected to the museum gift shop via a Chinese-style arch, XIA is a Chinese teahouse designed by by two internationally renowned creatives – architect, collector and artist William Lim and Stanley Wong (aka anothermountainman) – and inspired by the culture of the Forbidden City, presenting classic palace foods (like sweet pea cake, Empress Dowager Cixi’s favourite dessert) alongside local eats such as Chongqing noodles and Shanxi meat buns.

The other new dining option is Chinese restaurant King Lung Heen, which boasts stunning views over Victoria Harbour and West Kowloon Art Park. The eatery specialises in traditional dim sum as well as Cantonese dishes with a creative twist. Get to one of these new restaurants soon!

Where: Hong Kong Place Museum, West Kowloon Cultural District, 8 Museum Drive, Kowloon (G/F for XIA and 4/F for King Lung Heen)

Opening hours: XIA – daily, 10:30am–8pm; King Lung Heen – daily, 11am–10:30pm

To contact: XIA – phone 2730 3038; King Lung Heen – phone 2788 3939

The new Sky Bridge at the airport is now home to Intervals, a sophisticated cocktail bar by Plaza Premium Group that’s just made jetting off even more exciting. The bar’s unique drink programme showcases a series of miniature sips (known as “flights) that have been tailored to how much time a guest has to spare before takeoff, ranging from a 15- to 45-minute experience. A non-alcoholic flight inspired by the seasons is another option if you’re feeling teetotal. Intervals’ food menu is also geared towards travellers’ available interval of time, presenting elevated, globally influenced pinchos (tapas-style bar snacks). For on-board dining, customised takeaway boxes for cocktails and pinchos have been created.

Where: Shop 9SB206, 9/F, Sky Bridge, Hong Kong International Airport, Lantau Island

Opening hours: soft opening (14 June–26 July 2023) – 9am–6pm; from 27 July 2023, 7am–1am

Kaen Teppanyaki – new Japanese teppanyaki restaurant at FORTY-FIVE

Kaen Teppanyaki is the second restaurant to debut at new lifestyle destination FORTY-FIVE, hot on the heels of Shanghainese fine diner The Merchants. Helmed by Chef Yoshiyuki Sato, the elevated eatery presents lunch sets and dinner tasting menus featuring a wide selection of top-notch traceable Wagyu as well as seasonal seafood and vegetables sourced from Europe and Japan. In the signature dinner experience, guests can select to savour their premium Japanese beef as either Kansai-style yaki-shabu, where the meat is sliced thin for grilling (as it would be cut for shabu-shabu), or in the classic thick-cut steak style. Dessert is also a standout at Kaen; diners are escorted to the lounge area to enjoy their sweets – including the Japanese-style Mont Blanc that has already become a firm fave.

Where: 45/F (reception at 43/F), Gloucester Tower, LANDMARK, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Central

Opening hours: Monday–Saturday, 11:30am–3pm, 6–11pm

For reservations: phone 2155 9191 or book online

Kicho – discounted summer dinner omakase menu

Marking its first anniversary in style, Tokyo import Kicho – a yakitori lover’s dream – is offering a special discount on its new 14-course summer dinner menu, which comes with the (highly recommended) option of a free-flow sake pairing showcasing seven premium labels. The eatery’s anniversary omakase menu spans soup, appetisers, an assortment of yakitori grilled on binchotan, vegetable dishes, rice or noodles and dessert, allowing diners to fully appreciate Chef Chikashi Yoshida’s ingenuity and expertise behind the grill.

Where: 1/F, Manning House, 38–48 Queen’s Road Central, Central

When: until 30 June 2023 (Monday–Saturday, 6–10pm)

How much: HK$888/person (normal price is HK$1,000/person); +HK$1,388/person to include 100-minute free-flow sake

For reservations: phone 2633 8933 or book online

One of our favourite summer pastimes is al-fresco dining, especially at the beach, so we can’t wait to check out Lantana Beach Club by Pastis Group. This chic, chilled spot is where to head for if you’re in the mood for an easygoing Italian-influenced menu featuring an array of family favourites such as pizza, pasta and salads – combined with soothing ocean views.

Where: 40 Lower Cheung Sha Beach, Lantau Island

Opening hours: Monday, Thursday–Sunday and public holidays, 11am–9pm; Wednesday, 11am–3pm

For reservations: phone/WhatsApp 5322 7969

Le Bec Fin – new private dining room & bar in North Point

Le Bec Fin, the popular French-Japanese fine-dining restaurant, is celebrating its fifth anniversary with the debut of a new venue right next door to its existing premises in North Point. With space for up to 22 diners (dinner only), the new private room features an exclusive menu crafted by Chef Ishiba Masaki. The addition also houses a striking bar in blue offering both an extensive cocktail menu and a snack menu, plus many of Le Bec Fin’s signature dishes (at only half the price of the regular set dinner menu).

Where: Shop 8, G/F, China United Centre, 28 Marble Road, North Point

Opening hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 4pm–late

For reservations: phone/WhatsApp 5726 0882 or email book@lebecfin.hk

Le Chefeteria – The Hong Kong Lemon Story

This unique event by Executive Chef Azmi Arialda of private kitchen Le Chefeteria puts seasonal lemons in the spotlight. In the six-course French-influenced tasting menu, local, organic lemons from Bee Bee Farm are featured in dishes such as lemon seafood consommé, smoked octopus with lemon confit, baked black cod with lemon-butter sauce, lemon chicken and lemon chiffon cake with lemon-vanilla ice cream. Zest-tastic!

Where: 4/F, 4 Sun Wui Road, Causeway Bay

When: 8–10 June 2023, from 7pm

How much: HK$1,098/person for dinner; HK$1,388/person to include 4-glass wine pairing

For reservations: phone/WhatsApp 9328 6390 or email lechefeteria@gmail.com

We’ve spent many a past weekend afternoon chilling in Sai Kung, and Momentai was a particular fave when it came time to chow down. We’re thrilled that the eatery is back in action, now in a slightly smaller spot along the waterfront. The new menu places the focus on the foods associated with holiday destinations, from Caribbean jerk chicken, to Okinawan braised pork belly, to the Tex-Mex staple known as the Crunch Wrap Supreme. A wide selection of tropical cocktails and an ever-changing selection of interesting (and local) beers complete the offerings at this uber-relaxed taproom. Is there a junk boat outing in your future? Momentai now offers junk catering packages (from H$128/person) too.

Where: 43 Sai Kung Hoi Pong Street, Sai Kung

Opening hours: Monday–Saturday, 12–10pm; Sunday, 12–9pm

For reservations: phone/WhatsApp 6154 4350

MONO x Meta (Singapore) – 4-hands menus by Ricardo Chaneton + Sun Kim

The latest instalment of MONO Unplugged, which showcases a more laid-back side to Michelin-starred MONO’s fine-dining Latin American hospitality, sees Chef Ricardo Chaneton joining forces with another Michelin-starred chef, this time Sun Kim of Meta in Singapore, which is currently ranked at number 17 on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants. This multi-course tasting menu collab highlights the duo’s culinary synergy while celebrating their respective Italian-Venezuelan-Colombian-Argentinian (!) and Korean backgrounds.

Where: 5/F, 18 On Lan Street, Central

When: 16–17 June 2023, 12–3pm, 6:30–11pm

How much: HK$1,788/person for lunch; HK$2,888/person for dinner

For reservations: book online

Niras – new fine-dining Thai restaurant by Chef Ton Tassanakajohn (Bangkok’s Le Du and Nusara) at K11 MUSEA

Pictured above is the trio behind what is sure to be the hottest new restaurant bookings in town – Niras – a contemporary Thai restaurant spearheaded by Michelin-starred chef Thitid “Ton” Tassanakajohn (centre), the young culinary wonder whose Bangkok restaurants Le Du and Nusara are sitting pretty at numbers 1 and 3 on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2023. Niras will offer the same renowned menu that earned Le Du its first Michelin star in 2019; this means stunning signatures like river prawn with rice and tom yum, duck with potato in massaman curry, crab with mushroom and homemade sriracha and beef with fennel and holy basil. To ensure that quality is never comprised, there are two head chefs overseeing the Niras kitchen, continuing Chef Tassanakajohn’s mission to showcase the rich diversity and exceptional ingredients of Thai cuisine in the 852. Chef “Mai” Naruemon Ratiphuthilap (left) boasts eight years of experience with Chef Tassanakajohn at Le Du, while Chef “Bua” Sarocha Rajatanawi (right) has worked at a number of top restaurants in Bangkok including Siwilai City Club at Central Embassy and The House on Sathorn at W Bangkok. Stay tuned for more on the Niras menu and what you can expect.

Where: Shop 704, 7/F, K11 MUSEA, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, TST

Opening hours: lunch and dinner

For reservations: phone 3905 3022 or book online

POT•ION HOUSE – new jelly-based bubble tea shop in Wanchai

Hong Kongers love their boba, and POT•ION HOUSE is adding to the mix as the 852’s first jelly-based bubble tea concept. The star ingredients are their six signature jellies (peach-infused black tea jelly, jasmine green tea jelly, soy-milk jelly, apricot-kernel jelly, coffee jelly and grass jelly), creating additional layers of flavour and texture. In the whimsical space, a wide selection of Taiwanese-inspired boba concoctions are offered including the shop’s signature milk tea with peach-infused black tea jelly.

Where: 20 Tai Wong Street East, Wanchai

Opening hours: daily, 11am–9pm

To contact: phone 2368 8722 or WhatsApp 5118 5522

The Praya – new modern Chinese restaurant at One-Eight-One

The Praya is a contemporary Chinese restaurant with a difference, where Head Chef Samuel Ng marries Cantonese flavours with global culinary influences in a space that has nods to the Bauhaus design of the 1960s. In this unique blend of East and West, local, seasonal ingredients are used to craft signature dishes including sourdough spring onion pancake with pickled onion salad and fuyu sour cream, claypot vegetable rice with chargrilled master-stock chicken and fermented chilli sauce and grilled threadfin with 30-year-old salted lemon and preserved olives. Beverage Manager Paul Chan has also devised 10 cocktails – two for each of the five Chinese elements – that make use of mainly local ingredients, including some traditional ingredients that are rarely used in cocktails like century egg, lotus seed and winter melon. In addition to the à-la-carte dinner and tasting menus, this new restaurant offers inventive breakfast and lunch menus (we have our greedy eyes on the Chinese sponge-bread French toast with salted caramel buttercream and peanut sauce for brekkie).

Where: 3/F, One-Eight-One Hotel & Serviced Residences, 181 Connaught Road West, Shek Tong Tsui

Opening hours: daily, 7am–11pm

For reservations: phone 3181 1666 or book online

Roganic x Crony (Tokyo) – 4-hands dinners by Simon Rogan + Michihiro Haruta

Sustainability pioneers and Michelin-starred chefs Simon Rogan of Roganic Hong Kong and Michihiro Haruta of French restaurant Crony in Tokyo will be joining hands to present a phenomenal 13-course tasting menu alongside optional rare wine pairings. While coming from completely different backgrounds and parts of the world, the two Michelin Green Star recipients are aligned in their shared passion for the use of local, organic and seasonal ingredients.

Where: UG/F, Sino Plaza, 255 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay

When: 10–11 June 2023, 6–9pm

How much: HK$2,980/person; +HK$480/person for 7-glass soft pairing; +HK$980/person for 7-glass wine pairing

For reservations: book online

The Savory Project – new cocktail bar in SoHo by the COA team

Those well versed in the HK cocktail scene will recognise these two faces – Jay Khan and Ajit Gurung, the brainchildren behind acclaimed bar COA, crowned Asia’s Best Bar for the past two years (Khan was also named Asia’s Best Bartender in 2020). Like COA, The Savory Project focuses on a niche concept – this time, it’s a complex savoury flavour profile of earthy and umami notes, dialling back on the sweet and fruity drink flavours that clientele seem keen to steer away from these days (and trust us – there’s more to savoury cocktails than just dirty martinis and Bloody Marys). The watering hole will also devote almost equal attention to specially crafted non-alcoholic drinks, reflecting another shift in the bar industry.

Where: 4 Staunton Street, SoHo, Central

Opening hours: Tuesday–Thursday, Sunday, 6pm–midnight; Friday–Saturday, 6pm–1am

To contact: phone 2318 1588

With shared values of embracing Japanese ingredients and culture, Chef Richard Ekkebus of SOMM is coming together with Chef Shun Sato from CENSU to launch the second episode of SOMM’s East-meets-West dining series. Joining the dynamic culinary duo is Elliot Faber of Sake Central, who has curated a series of five sake pairings to accompany the six-course tasting menu. From Chef Ekkebus’ foie gras crème brûlée with sea buckthorn, kinome and brioche paired with Kamogata Muroka Nama Genshu Junmai Daiginjo to Chef Sato’s Wagyu Zabuton steak with smoked nori soy and mushrooms matched with Tamagawa “Stork” Junmai Yamahai, diners are in for an exceptional Japanese-inspired culinary experience.

Where: 7/F, The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, LANDMARK, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Central

When: 27–28 June 2023, from 5:30pm

How much: HK$1,488/person

For reservations: phone 2132 0055 or email lmhkg-restaurants@mohg.com

The SoHo icon that is Staunton’s is back with a bang with a refreshed look and menu of British fare. For 25 years until it shut shop at the end of 2021, Staunton’s stood proudly next to the Central–Mid-Levels Escalator, beckoning punters with classic pub grub including bangers and mash, burgers, curries and puds like Eton mess and sticky toffee pudding. Hospitality veteran Vinay Kapoor has returned to oversee the revived gastropub, having managed the original Staunton’s from 2005–2012.

RELATED: Read all about Jericho’s visit to the refreshed gastropub

Where: G/F & 1/F, 10–12 Staunton Street, SoHo, Central

Opening hours: weekdays, 12pm–late; weekends, 10am–late

To contact: phone 2739 3666

Terroirs by LQV – La Paulée Burgundy wine event

A raucous celebration of Burgundy wine that’s traditionally held at the end of the grape harvest in France, La Paulée refers to the annual three-day festival in Meursault, culminating with an extravagant luncheon at Château de Meursault that continues past sundown. Here in Hong Kong, Terroirs by LQV is playing host to its own La Paulée event this month. Diners can expect a lavish dinner featuring artisanal cold cuts, a variety of starters, dry-aged beef cuts and sides, followed by a selection of artisanal cheeses and homemade desserts. In keeping with tradition, guests should bring a bottle of Burgundy from their own personal collection to be enjoyed at the event (sharing is caring, after all!). The LQV team are putting together a “secret” list of top bottles of Burgundy that will be exclusively available at La Paulée, and these wines will be opened once the BYO Burgundy supply runs out.

Where: 3/F, 1 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central

When: Thursday, 15 June 2023, from 6:30pm

How much: HK$788/person

For reservations: email info@lqv-group.com

Uma Nota – Carnaval Night Brunch

Brazilian-Japanese boteco Uma Nota has hit six years in the Kong, honouring the milestone by turning its popular Carnaval Brunch on its head – transforming it to a vibey Saturday-night shindig featuring a Brazilian dinner feast, free-flow drinks, live drummers and Brazilian dancers. The first night brunch debuts this month, with additional immersive events scheduled for 23 September and 16 December this year.

Where: 38 Peel Street, SoHo, Central

When: Saturday, 17 June 2023, 7–10pm

How much: HK$1,288/person (3-hour free-flow includes watermelon sakerinhas, caipirinhas, bottled beer, Prosecco and red and white wine)

For reservations: book online (full pre-payment required at the time of booking)

WHISK x Paolo Griffa al Caffè Nazionale (Aosta, Italy) – 4-hands dinners by William Lau + Paola Griffa

For just two nights, WHISK Chef de Cuisine William Lau will be teaming up with guest chef Paolo Griffa of Michelin-starred Paolo Griffa al Caffè Nazionale in the Italian Alps to showcase a 10-course tasting menu combining Chef Lau’s French-Japanese culinary flair with Chef Griffa’s vibrant, innovative Italian cuisine. Chef Griffa – named on the “100 Under 30” list by Forbes Italia in 2021 – opened his first restaurant last year, and it was awarded a Michelin star just a few months later. Highlights include Chef Griffa’s modern take on risotto – Marc Chagall Blue & Gold Rice – and pan-fried black cod with butter and mountain herbs alongside Chef Lau’s smoked eel with Fuji apple and macadamia and barbecued French pigeon with charcoal-grilled berries. A rare opportunity to experience the expertise of this duo of young, talented chefs.

Where: 5/F, The Mira Hong Kong, Mira Place, 118–130 Nathan Road, TST

When: 1–2 June 2023, 7–10:30pm

How much: HK$1,688/person (includes S. Pellegrino and Acqua Panna mineral water)

For reservations: book online

ZEST by Konishi x Nusara (Bangkok) – 4-hands dinners by Mitsuru Konishi + Ton Tassanakajohn

Chef Thitid “Ton” Tassanakajohn is busier than usual this month; in addition to launching his first HK restaurant, Niras (see above), the Michelin-starred Thai chef of Asia’s #1 and #3 restaurants Le Du and Nusara will also be cooking up a storm alongside Chef Mitsuru Konishi at his own Michelin-starred Japanese marvel, ZEST by Konishi. The extraordinary four-hands menu is dubbed “The Passionate Bond”, a culinary tribute to the women who have inspired the two chefs in the kitchen.

Where: 28/F & 29/F, 18 On Lan Street, Central

When: 30 June & 1 July 2023, from 7pm

How much: HK$5,380/person; +HK$1,880/person for wine pairings

For reservations: book online