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Telephone
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Introduction
At Lei Garden, we put the satisfaction and wellbeing of customers at the top priority. Our chefs are dedicated to smallest of culinary details and the basest of techniques – no detail or element can be less or more important than another. With impeccable customer service, our goal is to maximize customer satisfaction continue reading
Awards and Titles
Michelin 1 Starred Restaurant (2023)
Opening Hours
Today
11:00 - 15:00
18:00 - 22:00
Mon - Sun
11:00 - 15:00
18:00 - 22:00
*Lunch last order 14:00, dinner last order 21:00
Payment Methods
Visa Master Cash
Other Info
Alcoholic Drinks Available
Bring Your Own Wine (BYOW)
Corkage Fee Details
Takes Reservations Details
Michelin Guide
Restaurant Website
https://www.leigarden.hk/
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Signature Dishes
Braised Shark Fins Soup with Fresh Crab Meat and Crab Roe Braised Sliced Abalone with Vegetables Barbequed Peking Duck Baked Chicken With Salt in Casserole
Review (7)
Level4 2013-07-01
2545 views
My evil sistas were celebrating my birthday with me and I chose to dine here. Many has compared this place with the Royal China @Raffles Hotel just across the road. I had my last year's birthday celebration there and the food and service was impeccable. So how do they compare? We made an advanced booking and were led to the dining room upstairs. The staircase is very nicely decorated with a Victorian feel: walls were lined with portraits; the ceiling, a modern chandelier.There is a spacious waiting room at the second floor. On the right, a long corridor leading to many private and non-private dining rooms. All the rooms on this level can be partitioned into private dining room of different sizes. Our table is at Room No.1, where there are about 8 tables set up in this dining area. Nicely painted wallpaper adorned both ends of the room. We ordered a whole Peking Roast Duck - $62.00++ to share as well as multiple dim sum dishes. The duck skin was cut into thin slices and served wrapped nicely with a crepe skin. The duck skin was crispy but extremely oily even when eaten with the crepe and cucumber. My mouth was full of grease after eating this.The balance duck meat was brought back to the kitchen to be shredded and cooked with Ee Fu Noodles and served later. There is a hefty charge of $25++ for this dish. Noodle was well-fried, has lot of wok hei aroma and generous ingredients added too - yum yum!Prawn dumpling - $5.20++This is super delicious! Fresh and crunchy prawns wrapped in thin and translucent skin...its was so good we ordered this thrice!Pan-Fried Carrot Cake - $4.80++This dish was the top dish of the day... Best I've ever tasted in the year! Lots of premium Chinese sausage bits inside, making it super fragrant and addictive to eat. We ordered another one... and another!Prawn Rice Rolls - $5.20++This is good! Had generous amount of prawns and chives inside a slightly thick but smooth rice skin...the sauce was delicious.Braised Beancurd with Peanuts - $6.00++The beancurd was well braised and flavorful. However the peanuts were a little dry. An expensive dish though.Japanese Style Chicken Mid Wings - $8.00++This impressive looking dish was super salty! Thumbs down for this dish.Stew Chicken Feet in Abalone Sauce - $7.80++The abalone sauce was nice, both chicken feet and peanuts were fully infused with the fragrance of the abalone sauce. Great dish!Shanghai Xiao Long Bao - $5.20++This is good too. The skin of the Xiao Long Bao is thin and has tasty meat juice.Steamed Custard Buns - $4.40++Bun was soft and slightly sweet, custard cream was runny enough...not bad.Overall, the food served here was very delicious and of comparable standard with Royal China, except for the oily Roast Duck and the salty Japanese Style Chicken Mid Wings. However, the same cannot be said for the service standards here. The staffs weren't very attentive and basic service such as refilling of tea and ice water needed to be prompted repeatedly. We had to wave very vigorously multiple times and call out loudly to get their attention for additional orders. Last but not least, do note that this place charges a 'cover charge' of $2.50 per pax (children counted too) that will make dining here more expensive than it should be. Definitely not value for money.For full review and more pictures, visit http://midas400.blogspot.sg/2013/04/birthday-lunch-at-lei-garden-chijmes.html. continue reading
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Level4 2013-06-09
1355 views
its apr babies bday celebration today.. and we are going to Lei Garden at Chijmes for lunch.. food is not too bad.. some of the items are nice but one bad thing abt lei garden is their service.. their service is slow and not responsive enough.. overall we have a great lunch there...the pickles on the right side is nice.. think its XO sauce with pickled lettuce..The har gao is nice. The prawn is fresh and the skin is soft and not thick.The prawn chee cheong fun, the skin is smooth and it tastes very nice with the soya sauce.we ordered a peking duck.. skin is too oily.. not very fantastic..We all love the carrot cake here. The lup cheong (Chinese sausage) make this carrot cake especially yummy and they fry this nice with a nice and crispy skin.this beancurd prawn is also nice, the skin is crispy.For more pics: http://blurblurqin.blogspot.sg/2013/04/7th-april-203-sam-bday-at-lei-garden.html continue reading
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Level4 2013-05-16
824 views
We were here for a birthday celebration cos the birthday girl requested for Chinese food. One of our girlfriend recommends Lei Garden as she feel the dim sum here is good. The moment we were seated, we placed order for 1 whole Peking Duck as we're afraid that it might ran out soon, and we proceed to order some dim sums. Food here was pretty good, but service was not as fantastic as expected. Servers were not attentive and a lot of times, you need to remind them twice when you ask for things, etc. iced water.. We even have to self-serve to the side plates when we cut the cake.Peking Duck $62.Skin of the Peking Duck is very crispy, but a little oily. Thus causing the crepe to be a little oil too流沙包 ($4.30). One of the better one I've had, but I prefer those with plain buns. For pictures of other dim sums that we ordered, please visit:http://milkfrost.blogspot.sg/2013/04/midass-birthday-lei-garden.html continue reading
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Level4 2012-05-08
553 views
This chinese restaurant has a very nice traditional chinese decoration and the environment here is really cosy, comfortable and spacious. My favourite dish here is their steamed pomfret fish. The pomfret fish used in quite big in size and very fresh, which the fish meat is really soft and juicy with stingy taste in it. The sauce in it are really sweet and abit sour which is the caused from the sweet sauce and lots of crunchy preserved slice cabbage in it. Beside, the thinly sliced gingers topped on the dish really added that extra taste to this dish which added in that slight spicyness to it too. continue reading
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Level3 2011-09-17
528 views
A treat from my bossWe booked the private room,the room was very nice The food just so so lafish soft &tender,shark fin soup with load of shark fin meat but abit watery & small potionThe service not very good,waitress abit rude & ask for extra plate need to repeat n repeat again ...overall i rate 5/10 continue reading
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