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    Photograph: Courtesy Kanesaka Hong Kong
  2. Kanesaka Hong Kong
    Photograph: Courtesy Kanesaka Hong Kong
  3. Kanesaka Hong Kong
    Photograph: Courtesy Kanesaka Hong Kong

Kanesaka Hong Kong

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Time Out says

Renowned Japanese chef Shinji Kanesaka is bringing his two Michelin-starred Ginza Sushi Kanesaka to Hong Kong for the first time with the brand new opening of Kanesaka Hong Kong. Helmed by chef Seiji Taniguchi who was formerly at Sushi Kanesaka’s Tokyo Palace Hotel branch, this Japanese restaurant intimately seats up to 20 guests at a time and serves up authentic Edomae-style sushi to Hong Kong’s diners. Customers can choose from menu options such as a lunch nigiri set, a lunch omakase, or an exquisite dinner omakase – all of which will showcase the chefs’ expertise in sushi craftsmanship. Highlights of Kanesaka include dishes such as chef’s signature maki roll with akami, chutoro, and otoro; horse mackerel nigiri; monkfish liver; and Bafun sea urchin maki.

Details

Address
5/F, CCB Tower, 3 Connaught Rd Central, Central
Hong Kong
Opening hours:
Mon-Sat 12.30pm-3pm, 6pm-11pm

What’s on

Edomae omakase with Shinji Kanesaka

Legendary sushi chef Shinji Kanesaka will be returning to his namesake restaurant in Hong Kong this month for two days on January 23 and 24 only to demonstrate in person to an exclusive group of diners exactly why his restaurant in Japan is crowned with two Michelin stars and countless accolades. This will be a rare opportunity to indulge in nigiri sushi crafted by the acclaimed master himself. Omakase sushi is wholly dependent on the freshest catches of the day and available seasonal offerings, but to give you an idea of what you could expect from chef Kanesaka’s two-day stint in town, the regular lunch omakase menu features selections such as fatty tuna, horse mackerel, sea urchin, and baby sea bream, while the dinner nigiri menu favours amberjack, lean tuna, tiger prawn, salmon roe, sea eel, medium fatty tuna, and much more. Japanese snow crab has also been mentioned as an ingredient that will feature in chef Kanesaka’s special menu, so that’s something to look forward to.
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