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  1. Ankôma

    Japanese

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    Eight seats at a counter on the 16th floor, where the chef runs a seasonal French-Japanese tasting menu shaped by stints at Zest by Konishi and Écriture. The terrace outside offers a more relaxed mood, with Wagyu sando and steak frites for those who prefer their French-Japanese fusion without the ceremony. Two rooms, two tempos, one kitchen holding both together without visible effort.

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    • Wagyu sando

      “set lunches and à la carte provide comforting favourites like Wagyu sando or steak frites”

      South China Morning Post, 2026
    • Steak frites

      “set lunches and à la carte provide comforting favourites like Wagyu sando or steak frites”

      South China Morning Post, 2026
    • Butter-aged lobster tail

      “Recent plates have included butter-aged lobster tail with sakura-ebi kabocha sauce, and a pigeon course served three ways.”

      South China Morning Post, 2026
    • Roast three-yellow chicken

      “Roast three-yellow chicken in a vin jaune sauce is ideal to share and worth pre-ordering.”

      Michelin Guide

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