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    Modern Cantonese

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    The terrace puts you near enough to Chek Lap Kok to watch the flight numbers on departure boards, which is either a feature or a warning, depending on how you feel about Tung Chung. This Modern Cantonese restaurant inside the Sheraton is the reason to make the trip anyway. The kitchen leans into dim sum and à la carte classics while leaving room for the odd pleasant detour, the roasted marinated pigeon being a recurring obsession worth building a meal around.

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    • Roasted marinated pigeon

      “highlights including the roasted marinated pigeon – Chung is a fan of the bird and has plans for a special 11-dish pigeon menu this year”

      South China Morning Post, 2026

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