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Hey Kee (嘻記) HK Seafood Restaurant @ Former Singapore Badminton Hall – 10 New Dishes for Their 1st Anniversary

Hey Kee (嘻記) HK Seafood Restaurant @ Former Singapore Badminton Hall – 10 New Dishes for Their 1st Anniversary

In celebration of its 1st anniversary, Hey Kee HK Seafood Restaurant is introducing 10 exciting new dishes inspired by a recent culinary journey to Guangzhou and Shunde. This anniversary menu revamp showcases a modern twist on traditional Cantonese flavours.

To mark the occasion, diners can enjoy an exclusive 50% discount on 9 of the new dishes from 25 March to 27 March 2025. Available for both lunch and dinner. This is the perfect opportunity for diners to experience their innovative offerings at a fraction of the price.

Read more: Hey Kee (嘻記) HK Seafood Restaurant @ Former Singapore Badminton Hall – 10 New Dishes for Their 1st Anniversary

Here are the highlights from the Anniversary Menu:

Lychee Prawn Balls with Worcestershire & Smoked Chilli Pipettes – S$16.80 for 6 pc

Hey Kee HK Seafood-Lychee Prawn Balls with Worcestershire & Smoked Chilli Pipettes

A classic dish elevated with a contemporary twist. The prawn balls are paired with two unique sauces, which are the Worcestershire and Smoked Chilli Pipettes. The tangy depth and smoky heat create an exciting contrast, making each bite irresistible.

“Hair Dryer” White Pepper Jumbo Prawns – S$42.80

Hey Kee HK Seafood-“Hair Dryer” White Pepper Jumbo Prawns

This standout dish employs a traditional Cantonese preparation technique, which to season jumbo river prawns with Sarawak white pepper and salt. The innovative “hair dryer” method crisps up the exterior while keeping the meat succulent and flavorful. Gimmicky but it really works!

Braised Pork Trotters with Golden Oysters- S$36.80

Hey Kee HK Seafood-Braised Pork Trotters with Golden Oysters

A rich, collagen-packed dish. The pork trotters are braised to perfection with the addition of golden oysters infusing an umami essence. Best to go with a bowl of white rice.

Flambe Angus Beef with Whisky – S$46.80

Hey Kee HK Seafood-Flambe Angus Beef with Whisky

One of the evening’s most visually captivating dishes. Premium beef cubes are flambéed tableside with high-proof whisky, intensifying the flavours while adding a subtle smoky aroma. The result is tender, melt-in-your-mouth beef with a beautifully caramelized exterior.

Braised Homemade Tofu with Crab Roe- S$24.80

Silky homemade tofu is braised and topped with a luscious crab roe sauce. The natural sweetness of the tofu complements the rich, velvety crab roe. Comforting with a touch of luxe for this dish.

Simmered Tiger Grouper Fish Soup- S$98.00

Hey Kee HK Seafood-Simmered Tiger Grouper Fish Soup

A nourishing double-boiled soup featuring collagen-rich tiger grouper simmered with its bones and skin intact. The soup is enhanced with cabbage, tofu, tomatoes, and wolfberries, the broth is deep in flavour and highly revitalizing.

Steamed Roe Crab with Glutinous Rice – S$138.00

A seafood lover’s dream. This dish presents a whole crab atop a fragrant bed of glutinous rice. Steamed together in a bamboo basket, the rice soaks up the crab’s natural juices, creating an intensely flavourful bite. It was everyone’s favourite of the night.

Glutinous Rice Cake with Brown Sugar – S$8.00 for 5pc

Hey Kee HK Seafood-Glutinous Rice Cake with Brown Sugar

A simple yet addictive dessert, these crispy golden rice cakes boast a chewy, mochi-like interior. The caramelized brown sugar coating provides just the right balance of sweetness to end the meal on a high note.

Hey Kee continues to impress with its refined flavours and inventive techniques, successfully blending tradition with modernity. Their new menu does not disappoint, and if we had to pick three must-try dishes, the Hair Dryer White Pepper Jumbo Prawns and Flambé Angus Beef with Whisky are standout highlights, while the Steamed Roe Crab with Glutinous Rice is a top pick for seafood lovers.

With a limited-time 50% discount from 25 to 27 March 2025, this is the best chance to explore Hey Kee’s newly curated dishes. Don’t miss it!

Address: Hey Kee (嘻記) HK Seafood Restaurant
102 Guillemard Road
#01-01
Singapore 399719
(Former Singapore Badminton Hall)
Tel: +65 65141588
Website: https://www.heykee.sg/en_SG/

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[SG EATS] 8-Hands Cantonese Heritage Showcase at Man Fu Yuan Restaurant | InterContinental Singapore

[SG EATS] 8-Hands Cantonese Heritage Showcase at Man Fu Yuan Restaurant | InterContinental Singapore

Step into a realm where tradition meets innovation, where the essence of Cantonese cuisine is celebrated in a contemporary symphony of flavors. Man Fu Yuan, the esteemed Chinese Fine Dining restaurant at InterContinental Singapore, proudly presents its second edition of the highly anticipated 8-Hands showcase: ‘Echoes of Canton: Honouring Culinary Heritage.’

Read more: [SG EATS] 8-Hands Cantonese Heritage Showcase at Man Fu Yuan Restaurant | InterContinental Singapore

From April 1st to April 30th, 2024, indulge in a gastronomic adventure unlike any other as four masterful chefs – Pang Lu Tin, Fok Wing Tin, Peter Tsang, and Man Fu Yuan’s resident Executive Chinese Chef Aaron Tan – join forces to curate an unforgettable dining experience. Drawing inspiration from the golden era of Cantonese cuisine, these culinary virtuosos will take you on a journey back to the nostalgic flavors of the 70s and 80s, reimagining classic dishes with a contemporary twist.

Here are the highlights from the limited-time menu dishes:

Man Fu Yuan Restaurant InterContinental Singapore-Echoes of Canton

Beginning with Appertizers, we had the Chilled Lobster paired with Chicken Salad by Chef Pung Lu Tin, Chilled Mini Lotus Roots marinated with Orange Jus and Green Sichuan Peppercorn by Chef Aaron Tan and Spinach Roll filled with Seaweed and Tobiko, accompanied by Siracha Aioli by Chef Peter Tsang.

Man Fu Yuan Restaurant-Braised Seafood Bisque with Fish Mouth, Bamboo Pith by Chef Fok Wing Tin

As the meal progresses, savor indulgent soups that pay homage to Cantonese culinary traditions. We had the Braised Seafood Bisque with Fish Mouth, Bamboo Pith by Chef Fok Wing Tin. It offers a light, comforting essence, perfectly balanced with a delicate yet satisfying texture.

Man Fu Yuan Restaurant-Crispy Cod Fish Stuffed with Caviar by Chef Peter Tsang

Experience the tantalizing flavors of the Crispy Cod Fish Stuffed with Caviar by Chef Peter Tsang. This dish offers a symphony of tastes, with the crispy exterior of the cod fish giving way to succulent, tender flesh within. Each bite is elevated by the luxurious burst of flavor from the caviar, creating a harmonious balance of richness and delicate seafood essence that tantalizes the palate and leaves a lasting impression of indulgence.

Man Fu Yuan Restaurant-Chef Aaron Tan's Wok-fried Venison Cube

Chef Aaron Tan’s Wok-fried Venison Cube with Ginger, Lemongrass, and Black Pepper Sauce served in claypot presents a captivating blend of tastes. It harmonizes the robust essence of venison with the aromatic notes of ginger and lemongrass, all heightened by the piquant allure of black pepper sauce.

Man Fu Yuan Restaurant-Braised 18-19 Head Dried Abalone by Chef Pung

Braised 18-19 Head Dried Abalone with Giant Grouper Skin, skillfully prepared by Chef Pung Lu Tin. This dish offers a taste sensation that is unparalleled, with the rich umami of the dried abalone perfectly complemented by the delicate essence of the giant grouper skin.

Man Fu Yuan Restaurant- Chef Peter Tsang's Wok-fried Crispy Rice

Indulge in the savory delight of Chef Peter Tsang’s Wok-fried Crispy Rice with Prawns, Mushroom, and Scallion. This dish tantalizes the taste buds with its expertly crafted combination of flavors and textures. The crispy rice offers a delightful crunch, serving as the perfect canvas for succulent prawns, earthy mushrooms, and aromatic scallions.

Man Fu Yuan Restaurant-Warm Roasted Peanut Rice Cream with Superior Red Bird's Nest

Leave space for dessert as Chef Aaron Tan introduces his Warm Roasted Peanut Rice Cream with Superior Red Bird’s Nest, a luxurious conclusion that harmonizes sweetness and richness flawlessly. This decadent treat tantalizes the palate with its comforting warmth and indulgent textures. The roasted peanut rice cream envelops the palate in a cozy embrace, while the addition of superior red bird’s nest adds a touch of opulence.

For those who appreciate the intricacies of Cantonese cuisine or those craving an exceptional dining adventure, the 8-Hands Cantonese Heritage Showcase at Man Fu Yuan guarantees an unforgettable dining experience.

Secure your reservation today and prepare to be transported on a culinary voyage through the ages, where the fusion of tradition and innovation is celebrated in every dish.

Address: Man Fu Yuan Restaurant

 80 Middle Road

Level 2 InterContinental Singapore,

Singapore 188966

Opening Hours: Monday – Sunday      12:00PM-3:00PM | 6:00PM-10:00PM

Website: https://singapore.intercontinental.com/dine/man-fu-yuan

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