Hiring
176
107
25
Hong Kong Milk Tea Cookie Shot
2 Recommended
$48
$48
Level4
316
0
Adorable Pastries at DWL by Dominique Ansel
2020-06-19 173 views
The world-renowned French pastry cafe has finally arrived in Hong Kong, by Chef Dominique Ansel. Located in the Ocean Terminal of Harbour City, Chef Dominique Ansel has brought a collection of adorable pastries inspired by Hong Kong's local treats.First comes the Hong Kong Milk Tea Cookie Shot.  The milk tea wasn't as strong as those we would have at Cha Chan Teng, but the cookie itself was tasty, coated with white chocolate on the side.My favourite goes to the Silk Egg Katsu Sando. It was amazi
Read full review
The world-renowned French pastry cafe has finally arrived in Hong Kong, by Chef Dominique Ansel. Located in the Ocean Terminal of Harbour City, Chef Dominique Ansel has brought a collection of adorable pastries inspired by Hong Kong's local treats.
23 views
1 likes
0 comments
 First comes the Hong Kong Milk Tea Cookie Shot.  The milk tea wasn't as strong as those we would have at Cha Chan Teng, but the cookie itself was tasty, coated with white chocolate on the side.
My favourite goes to the Silk Egg Katsu Sando. It was amazingly silky, creamy, and I loved the addition of the homemade XO sauce!
Hong Kong Milk Tea Cookie Shot
29 views
0 likes
0 comments
 Next is the Chesnut Madeleines. Made very similar to the rolling chestnuts sold on the streets during Winter, the spongy bite-sized madeleines were filled with creamy and not-too-sweet chestnut filling!
The Lemon Juice Box was one of the signatures here as well. The details on the chocolate coating looks very impressive, which was actually a lemon and earl grey cake.
Lemon Juice Box
33 views
0 likes
0 comments
 Throwing back to last month, I was so lucky to be able to try Dominique Ansel's signature pastry - CRONUT! It was actually a pop-up, hence it only lasted for two weeks in exclusive. A  crossover between a doughnut and croissant, it was filled with lychee jam, jasmine ganache and a cute sugar flower on top. I hope that could launch them again soon!
Lychee & Jasmine Cronut
17 views
0 likes
0 comments
Hot Chocolate
16 views
0 likes
0 comments
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
  • Recommend
    Recommended
  • Report
2 Recommended
    Post
    DETAILED RATING
    Taste
    Decor
    Service
    Hygiene
    Value
    Date of Visit
    2020-06-05
    Dining Method
    Dine In
    Recommended Dishes
    Hong Kong Milk Tea Cookie Shot
    Lemon Juice Box
    Lychee & Jasmine Cronut
    Level4
    925
    4
    Hong Kong Milk Tea Cookie Shot
    2020-03-09 121 views
    Visiting Dang Wen Li by Dominique Ansel on a weekday noon saved me from the long queue that usually exists in front of the restaurant. I actually had the whole restaurant to myself!Dang Wen Li by Dominique Ansel serves really photogenic desserts and drinks that capture the essence of local Hong Kong food, such as lemon tea and pineapple bun.10% service charge applies for dine-in customers, therefore I chose this Hong Kong Milk Tea Cookie Shot, as other items could be easily taken away, I would l
    Read full review
    33 views
    0 likes
    0 comments
     Visiting Dang Wen Li by Dominique Ansel on a weekday noon saved me from the long queue that usually exists in front of the restaurant. I actually had the whole restaurant to myself!
    14 views
    0 likes
    0 comments
     Dang Wen Li by Dominique Ansel serves really photogenic desserts and drinks that capture the essence of local Hong Kong food, such as lemon tea and pineapple bun.
    Hong Kong Milk Tea Cookie Shot
    $48
    28 views
    0 likes
    0 comments
     10% service charge applies for dine-in customers, therefore I chose this Hong Kong Milk Tea Cookie Shot, as other items could be easily taken away, I would love to enjoy the fresh milk tea here.
    Hong Kong Milk Tea Cookie Shot
    $48
    55 views
    0 likes
    0 comments
     This cookie shot came with a snickerdoodle sugar cookie “cup”. I was recommended to pour the cold-brewed milk tea into the cookie cup, sip the milk tea first, and then enjoy the cookie.
    The milk tea was less thick than expected. I wish it had stronger tea and milk flavor. Nevertheless, it’s a great match with the cookie cup.
    The inside of cookie cup was coated with chocolate, so that you don’t have to worry about the milk tea soaking up the cookie cup. It’s not the crunchy type of cookie, more like dense and moist American cookie.
    Other desserts on the menu (pineapple bun, lemon tea and dim sum) look really appealing, I might get some for take-away in the future.
    (The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
    • Recommend
      Recommended
    • Report
    Post
    DETAILED RATING
    Taste
    Decor
    Service
    Hygiene
    Value
    Dining Method
    Dine In
    Spending Per Head
    $53 (Lunch)
    Recommended Dishes
    Hong Kong Milk Tea Cookie Shot
    $ 48
    Hong Kong Milk Tea Cookie Shot
    $ 48