One-thirtyone

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One-thirtyone

This beautiful restaurant is located in a 3-storey village house nestled in the bay of Three Fathoms Cove outside Hong Kong. It has no fixed menu, as the chef decides on the day's menu depending on ingredient availability. They offer a 4-course lunch and a 6-course dinner. There are not a lot of tables, so make sure to book well in advance.

Useful Information

Address: 131 Tseng Tau Village, Shap Sze Heung, Sai Kung, New Territories, Hong Kong
Email: onethirtyoneinhk@gmail.com
Phone: +852 2791 2684
More Info: www.one-thirtyone.com
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Dining

Hong Kong offers a staggering variety of cuisines from around the world: Thai, Indian, British, Italian and not least, Chinese, among many, many others. Prices also vary widely, depending on the dining experience you are looking for. Cheap, fast eats, and street food are a must for the traveller on the go, but take some time to indulge in some of the city's top-class dining, as well.

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Dim Dim Sum (Mong Kok)

Dim Dim Sum (Mong Kok)

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One-thirtyone

This beautiful restaurant is located in a 3-storey village house nestled in the bay of Three Fathoms Cove outside Hong Kong. It has no fixed menu, as the chef decides on the day's menu depending on ingredient availability. They offer a 4-course lunch and a 6-course dinner. There are not a lot of tables, …

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