Lunch at Petrus, Island Shangri-la Hong Kong

We had lunch at Petrus, the French restaurant at Island Shangri-la hotel in Hong Kong. I always enjoy eating there. It’s not the best French restaurant in Hong Kong but you can count on consistently good food and service all the time.

The spectacular view of Hong Kong’s magnificent skyline and harbour from our table.

 

unsalted and salted butters

 


assortment of salt from around the world

 


my favorite lavash crisp bread

The set menu came with a glass of wine. This is what I had.


set lunch menu
(click to enlarge)


special autumn menu

 

My set meal started with a generous serving of goose liver confit. It was superb.

goose liver confit in quince jelly

 

The others in our group had the risotto or the soup.

mushroom risotto, chicken jus w/ garlic & parsely

 


chestnut & fennel buillon,
Shanghainese prawn dumpling

I had the lamb chops for my main course. It was tender and juicy and the portion was generous. Unlike the skinny lamb chops I’ve had in Manila.

roast lamb rack, potato gnocchi

 

My friend had the artisanal pasta from Tuscany w/ truffle ham and porcini marmalade. It cost an additional HK$110 to order this. I tried it and I wasn’t blown away. It definitely didn’t taste worth $110 more. Maybe my palette wasn’t that sophisticated.

Tuscany pasta w/ autumn truffle ham &
porcini marmalade

 


roast north atlantic cod, eggplant caviar &
black pudding w/ apple

 

Doesn’t the roast beef look cut the wrong way? I know you’re supposed to cut against the grain of the meat.

roast beef


dessert menu

 


crispy gavottes filled w/ mango, sago jelly

 

As expected I chose the chocolate dessert. As usual it was exquisite. The chocolate was bitter and smooth.

bitter guanaja chocolate papet w/ caramel shard

 


free petit fours


cheese selection

Petrus
Level 56 Island Shangri-la Hotel
Pacific Place
Supreme Court Road
Central, Hong Kong
telephone: (852) 2820 8590

 
Hours:

Breakfast: 7am – 10.am
Lunch: Noon – 3pm
Dinner: 6.30pm – 11pm

two courses HK$368
three courses HK$428
includes a glass of wine and coffee or tea

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