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2021-05-07
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A new branch in the neighborhood, definitely worth the walk up the hill We came for dinner on a Saturday night and waited for 20 mins to get seated. They don’t accept reservations, but you can grab a drink while waiting, vibing with the hip music 🎶. They were playing mainly 90s and 00s Hip Hop and R&B music🎵 Right up my alley. Our waiter that night was very bubbly and energetic, which made the ambiance extra fun. She was very helpful with explaining the menu too.As it was our first visit, we ord
They were playing mainly 90s and 00s Hip Hop and R&B music🎵 Right up my alley. Our waiter that night was very bubbly and energetic, which made the ambiance extra fun. She was very helpful with explaining the menu too.
As it was our first visit, we ordered the Fat Beats Menu (HK$ 348 p.p.) which was a selection of dishes from the chef. We got to try many different signature items You could make food requests and also add an extra HK$150 p.p. for free-flow beer & sake for 90 minutes.🍶🍺
Chef selection included:
- Karaage 🍗
- Fried Squid 🦑 (on my request)
- Rap and Rolls Hamachi 🐟
- Tuna Hotdog 🌭
- Wagyu Beef 🥩 Tartare roll
- Soft Shell Crab Handroll 🦀
- Salmon Avocado Handroll 🥑
- Poppin Ice-cream 🍦
- Fried Banana 🍌
Fat Beat Menu (Dinner)
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Our favorites were: Wagyu beef tartare roll, Rap and Rolls Hamachi, Salmon avocado handroll and Poppin Ice-cream
The Wagyu beef tartare roll was mind-blowing! It tasted like a twist on Korean kimchi sauce and kimbab. The Hamachi was fresh with a flavorful ponzu and a kick from the jalapeño. The Poppin ice-cream was very unique with popcorn and olive oil.
Dinner for 2 people (with 1 Free Flow) was: HK$ 941.
Overall, such a fun & cool place for casual Japanese fusion food. Good selection of unique handrolls. Excellent value. Highly recommend it!
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