Showing posts with label Roast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roast. Show all posts

Friday, August 15, 2014

Extremely thirsty after having Kam's Roast

Kam's Roast Goose is the new talk in town so decided to check it out.

There was a huge queue outside already.





I know this place is famous for roast goose but I had the roast pork instead.
Additionally I got the soy roasted beans and the preserved egg.

Price list for takeaways:

I was surprised with the extra beans and egg that it was only $65.


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Roast pork:

Nice lean slices which were not too sweet or salty but there was a fair bit of MSG because I was thirsty all afternoon.
They were quite generous with the roast pork.
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Preserved egg:

Compared to other preserved eggs I have tried, this one was really bitter.

The yolk was thick and gooey with some parts of the yolk still yellow which made it perfect with rice.


There was pickled ginger with the egg but it was too sweet.
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Soy beans:


The beans were hard, sweet and chewy and went well with the rice and preserved egg.
I was quite surprised for $20 you get quite a fair amount of beans.

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Kam's Roast:
222 Hennessey Road

Thursday, July 03, 2014

Roast Lamb at the Canny Man

For roast dinners, I normally go to Delaney's but recently roast lamb was on the menu at Canny Man, so I went there.

I started off with cabbage and bacon soup which was clear and warming because their air conditioning was quite cold.

Then came the roast lamb.

Usually it comes with mash but their chips are perfectly fried which was why I changed the mash to the chips.
The highlight had to be the vinegar mint sauce with finely chopped mint and the gravy which went deliciously with the thinly sliced juicy lamb, not to mention the perfectly golden chips which were crispy on the outside and soft inside.
It was so delicious and reminded me of the lovely roast dinners that the dinner ladies whipped up for lunch.

THE CANNY MAN:
https://www.facebook.com/TheCannyManWanchai

Saturday, April 19, 2014

Easter brunch with lamb carvery at Wild Grass

There is nothing more than a perfect roast with potatoes!!!

At Wild grass, they are doing a great carveries which is served from 12am-3pm.
The Easter selection which is served until the 21st of April 2014 is slightly different to their Saturday and Sunday carvery.
It features a great range of fish and meat including fish, chicken, beef and lamb!

Fresh spring lambs were flown over from UK's Sandon Lodge Farm in Essex and butchered by a special guest from UK for this event.

The Easter brunch includes a choice of starters, meats from the carvery and an Easter edition dessert.

Easter brunch menu with some but not all photos:
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A choice of starters:

Cream of Tomato Soup w/ Goat Cheese Toast
Marinated prawns w/ Steamed Potato Salad, Lime Juice & Zester



Panfried Smoked Salmon w/ Horseradish, Poached Egg & Salmon Eggs


Smoked Haddock Arrancini Kedgeree w/ Organic Poached Hen Egg & Hollandaise Sauce
Organic Poached Egg Benedict w/ Cured Bacon
Huevo Rancheros: Organic Egg Sunny Side Up Baked w/ Chorizo, Tomatoes & Avocado

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Crown Onion Roasted Rack of Lamb

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Beef:

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Lamb belly:

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Sea Salt & Garlic Roasted New Zealand Lamb Leg w/ Rosemary

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Roasted Organic Chicken w/ Rosemary & Garlic

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Confit of Lamb Shoulder with Garlic and Thyme

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Whole Oven Baked Wild Icelandic Halibut w/ Vermouth & Thyme

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Sides:
Swedes in Butter

Steamed Cabbages w/ Parsley Cream Sauce

Roasted Potatoes w/ Onions

Cauliflower w/ Cheese,

Penne w/ Tomato Sauce & Pecorino Cheese
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A choice of desserts:

Selection of Cheeses w/ Fruits, Nuts & Homemade Fig Jam

Home baked Hot Easter Cross Bun with Dairy butter, Chocolate Egg filled with mascarpone topped with apricot sauce, anzac biscuits with pistachio and sour cream, coffee brownie and berry compote.


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I loved the brunch because there was a meat for everyone, the lamb's belly was the best, it was soft and gelatinous. The belly was really interesting because the gaminess of it was actually really nice and not like the usual gaminess that doesn't taste nice.
The only thing I wished for would be mint sauce.
As well as the meat, the roast potatoes were divine, crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside.
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Wild Grass is on Arburnot Road next to this wacky restaurant called Salon 10!!!





The restaurant environment is relaxing and great for gatherings with children.




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The 3 Course Easter Brunch Menu cost $368/Person + 10% Service Charge

Add $238 for All You Can Drink for 3 hours: Prosecco, House Wines, Beer, Juices, Soft Drinks PP
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Wild Grass:
1/F, 4-8 Arbuthnot Road, Central


Friday, January 24, 2014

Disappointing roast pork

新一派 味道 (Tseung Kwan O)
Honestly, I had no expectations of this place but it turned out far worse.

This place claims that their BBQ roast pork is good.

Anyway when I ordered, the waitress was a bit weird, after ordering one dish, she was rushing me to order a second dish as if I was not ordering enough.

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Menu:





Most sets cost around $52-$55 which includes rice, vegetables, soup and a main dish.
The price is quite debatable because if you are getting so many items then $5x is a good deal but if the items in the meal are inexpensive then paying $5X is rather a waste!

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Photos of the restaurant:



The restaurant is reasonably comfortable hidden at the corner of some mall.
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Roast pork with black pepper and honey:


The roast pork was just sweet, the black pepper was tasteless and having Chinese roast pork always depends on luck.
This time all the pieces were fatty. Great! NOT!

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Red beancurd pork knuckles with beancurd skin:


The pork knuckles were on a bed of beancurd skin which soaked the beancurd sauce.
However the sauce was a bit gritty, it seemed like there were wood shavings in it.
As for the pork knuckles, they were too soft and had some prickly stubble that was not shaved properly.


Chinese radish:


The Chinese radish was good but the broth ruined it because it had a rancid pork smell.
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