Monday, 7 September 2009

Ngor Tseh Private Kitchen

Flower crab in chinese wine & garlic

Last week we checked out a private kitchen run by Auntie Ngor (Ngor Tseh) in a nondescript building in Sheung Wan. Up the stairs and you're into a set of private rooms which are beautifully decorated with Chinese antiques. Extremely modest for someone whose private kitchen is booked out for the rest of Fridays in Sep and some of Oct, Ngor Tseh was stoked to hear that we had stumbled upon her private kitchen through a newspaper review and asked us to forward her the review.

Serving up the special Ngor Tseh's soup
A week ahead, Ngor Tseh rang head to discuss the menu with us, making suggestions based on our palate and how adventurous we were feeling. On hearing that we had pregnant ladies in the group, she decided to leave out the snake and crocodile meat. Instead, we had a full banquet that included crunchy prawn toast, tender smoked duck, tea smoked chicken (that was my favourite), a large tureen of Ngor Tseh's soup which had obviously been simmering for hours before our arrival. The sang choi bau mix was made with dried oysters for a surprisingly good twist, and the flower crabs (blue swimmer crabs) cooked in garlic and fa diu wine was lovely (though not sure why I was the last one still eating it while everyone had moved onto the rice!).

As with all private kitchens you can bring your own wine and drinks with no corkage charged. Minimum of 10 persons per booking, up to a maximum of 14.

Tea leaf roast duck
Lai Wai Ngor (Lai Jong Catering Ltd)
Tel: 9013 0686 or 2543 2202 (Reservations in advance essential)
Email: catherinelai1016@biznetvigator.com
Address:
Flat 01, 3/F Des Voeux Building
25 Des Voeux Road West
Hong Kong

2 comments:

  1. u are awesome and this blog is a great idea. i too have been thinking about trying many different restaurants in hong kong. im vegetarian and i love spicy food

    any suggestions???

    once again ur blog rocks

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  2. Hey ALX sorry about the late reply! Haven't had many comments so didn't come across yours. There are a few good vegetarian places in Hong Kong. I like Peace Cafe see above blog about it, and there's a little private kitchen called Sijie Sichuan Dishes 四姐川菜 which does have yummy vegie dishes. Address: Room 289, 2/F
    285-295 Lockhart Rd, Ko Wah Bldg, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
    Tel: +852 2802 2250

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