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Always on the quest for the ultimate steak, I tried Opus Grill last week, and dragged my sister along. Starting off at the bar, I enjoyed a killer frozen martini (served from some kind of bottle in an ice-block) while my sister had a cocktail. Bartender was friendly and skilled; nice to see somebody take pride in their craft and go the extra step – mojito cocktail was also really delicious. Even bar snacks were tastey and thoughtful. Then I went for an all-out beef fix, starting with Beef Tartar
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Always on the quest for the ultimate steak, I tried Opus Grill last week, and dragged my sister along. Starting off at the bar, I enjoyed a killer frozen martini (served from some kind of bottle in an ice-block) while my sister had a cocktail. Bartender was friendly and skilled; nice to see somebody take pride in their craft and go the extra step – mojito cocktail was also really delicious. Even bar snacks were tastey and thoughtful. Then I went for an all-out beef fix, starting with Beef Tartar, which was excellent; loved the pickles & matchstick fries with “chili jam” (?) garnishes. Then had the Flannery Rib Eye which was amazing. I’d heard good things about Flannery from my wine-loving friends in California who often special-ordered it for their wine-tasting dinners, so I was surprised to see it on the menu in Hong Kong. I’m a big fan of dry-aged beef and the chef prepared it perfectly with minimalist seasoning and cooked it just right, letting the delicious juices and tenderness do the talking. I was sad when the last bite was finished, but the experience lingered pleasantly on the palette. Talked for a while with the sommelier who gave a couple nice suggestions for wines I hadn’t tried before, which went well with the meal. My sister is less of a beef-eater, but she enjoyed the Roasted Chicken, very tender and juicy. We shared the Glazed Vegetables which was also nice. We then had the brandy raisin semi-freddo with cashew nougatine for dessert, which was surprisingly light and a great finish to a wonderful evening.
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Date of Visit
2010-07-20
Dining Method
Dine In
Spending Per Head
$900 (Dinner)
Recommended Dishes
  • Steak Tartar
  • Flannery Beef