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2024-04-13
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The Hunan HouseTalking about interesting meals that I’ve had in recent months, the dinner that we had at The Hunan House has got to be it. Serving authentic Xiang 湘 cuisine, The Hunan House is tucked away in Wharney Hotel, Wanchai, just 2 floors below the Seventh Son. Decor is nostalgic. Plenty of booths for parties of four for better privacy. Like its neighbours Chongqing and Guizhou, Hunan is known for its fiery foods. O and M are not fans of spicy food and not into the restaurant signature d
Talking about interesting meals that I’ve had in recent months, the dinner that we had at The Hunan House has got to be it. Serving authentic Xiang 湘 cuisine, The Hunan House is tucked away in Wharney Hotel, Wanchai, just 2 floors below the Seventh Son. Decor is nostalgic. Plenty of booths for parties of four for better privacy. Like its neighbours Chongqing and Guizhou, Hunan is known for its fiery foods.
O and M are not fans of spicy food and not into the restaurant signature dish (stewed soft shelled turtle in broth), the dishes that we ordered were therefore comparatively mild and simple. To my surprise, the spiciest dish that evening was the preserved eggs with green chilli 燒椒皮蛋 that looked absolutely benign. Thankfully the preserved eggs helped balanced off the pungent green chilli.
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O liked the Angled Luffa in Hunan Style 湖南絲瓜 and the Braised Pork Knuckle with Celtuce 臘豬手燉萵筍 a lot, both of which were cooked in a hearty luscious broth.
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Upon leaving the premises, I was surprised by how little patrons there were given the quality of the food (literally there were only the 4 of us that evening!) I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for somethings different!
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