Excursion Cantonese culinary experience at one michelin star restaurant tour at Hong Kong

Hong Kong is home to a wide range of culinary experiences that encompass uniquely local encounters to the best of international foods. Needless to say, a Michelin star, or three can make one's business and reputation.  Hong Kong is currently home to more than 60 Michelin-star restaurants and those with the accolade are taking the spotlight.

Lunch at One Michelin Star Restaurant and Wet Market visit

A short drive will take you to the Cordis Hotel in Monkok. Lunch at One Michelin Star Restaurant, Ming Court is known for pairing authentic Cantonese dishes. First you will sample signature Dim Sum & dishes in the Michelin Star Restaurant prior to a wet market walk leaded by the Chef to source fresh produces for your Dim Sum making class.

Dim Sum Cooking Class

Let your culinary skills flourish in this class as you learn the tricks and techniques of making your own delicious Dim Sum under the guidance of a professional chef. Nowadays, Dim Sum is eaten all over China and the world, but the dishes are believed to have originated in the south China's Guangdong region before eventually making their way to Hong Kong. Silk road travelers and traders would take breaks in tea houses for a Dim Sum meal. Your cooking class will take just over an hour and then you will enjoy the fruits of your labor. With these tricks and techniques, you will impress friends and family with your home-made Dim Sum!

All too soon it will be time to return to the pier which is a short 15 minute drive.

Points of interests

Points of interest seen on this excursion may include: Michelin Star Dim Sum Restaurant "Ming Court", Cantonese Style Lunch, Food Market, Cooking Class

Note

Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking of approximately 1km or 0.6miles and a few steps to negotiate at the wet market and to get on/off the coach. It is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight comfortable clothing, and flat, closed-toe walking shoes are recommended.