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Pricey brunch for quality of food
2021-04-12 198 views
I went here with two friends for brunch for the first time in a Sunday. I have a feeling that brunch in hk is usually quite expensive and kinship offered a set menu ($398 per person not including drinks) that was reasonable at first glance. We had the four starters to share and those were great. I particularly liked the bbq pork hash and beetroot salad. I ordered the Korea fried chicken for my main and it just wasn’t very good. The batter was soggy even as I took my first bite and came off the c
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I went here with two friends for brunch for the first time in a Sunday. I have a feeling that brunch in hk is usually quite expensive and kinship offered a set menu ($398 per person not including drinks) that was reasonable at first glance. We had the four starters to share and those were great. I particularly liked the bbq pork hash and beetroot salad. I ordered the Korea fried chicken for my main and it just wasn’t very good. The batter was soggy even as I took my first bite and came off the chicken really easily. The coleslaw flavour wasn’t that great either. The dessert was the biggest disappointment however. I ordered the mango cheesecake and I have to say it ranks pretty low on the cheesecakes I’ve had. The texture of the cake itself felt like there was gelatin added to it so it wasn’t creamy at all. Didn’t taste any cream cheese flavour either.

Though the food and price were disappointing, the decor of this place is quite nice and I enjoyed the casual vibes. The service was great as well.
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