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2011-11-03
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Liberty Private Works (LPW) definitely deserves a second review now that it has a NEW CHEF and a NEW LOCATION! * The new chef Vicky Cheng (male, google him!) is already the Executive chef of BOTH Liberty exchange (LEX) AND Liberty Private Works (LPW) at the impressive age of 26! Apart from winning multiple culinary awards in the past, Vicky has also previously worked for the American celebrity chef Daniel Bouloud at his New York restaurant Daniel before moving to Hong Kong.So combine pure talen
The new chef Vicky Cheng (male, google him!) is already the Executive chef of BOTH Liberty exchange (LEX) AND Liberty Private Works (LPW) at the impressive age of 26! Apart from winning multiple culinary awards in the past, Vicky has also previously worked for the American celebrity chef Daniel Bouloud at his New York restaurant Daniel before moving to Hong Kong. So combine pure talent, passion, dedication and 2 years of working in a restaurant, which by the way, is a three Michelin star Relais & Chāteaux member, it's really no surprise that Vicky's dishes BLEW MY MIND ~* Delicate, intricate and Delicious, his dishes are always visually stunning and neat. One can tell just by looking at his detailed dishes that a lot of thought has been put into them and therefore are executed at their finest!
I can have Vicky's signature tuna tartare everyday. Even the crispy rice is homemade and it just never gets boring. The frozen longan stuffed with a white wine marinated grape comes along with it as a palette cleanser, an extremely nice touch to the dish! I also really love ending the meal with one of LPW's special tea served in a transparent teapot. Vicky picked the tea himself and I would highly recommend the Rose tea and Caramel tea. The Caramel tea actually doesn't have any caramel in it but smells like it does. ..very fun to drink!
The reason I never get tired of going back to LPW is because it is a fun place and the food is always consistently good. The staff is friendly and as the months go by, Vicky gradually changes the menu. This creative chef can tailor to all your special dietary requests in a 5*star way.
The atmosphere at LPW is intimate and the counter which seats 26 people comfortably is very welcoming (no tables). The floor to ceiling windows give diners a feeling of dining in between buildings and the view is just incredible! The restaurant now is A LOT more spacious than before and it is a great place for dates and friends. LPW is usually fully booked and you should try to reserve seats a month in advance . Do try to be waitlisted as now and then people would cancel, especially on weekdays! So let's see if you're lucky...
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