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The Lobby @ The Peninsula
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Address:
The Peninsula, Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
尖沙嘴梳士巴利道半島酒店 - Telephone: 2920-2888
- District: Tsim Sha Tsui
- Cuisine: International
- Website: View
Restaurant Info
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Credit Cards:
- Visa
- Mastercard
- American Express
- Diners Club
- JCB
- China Union
- Opening Hours: Su-Th 07:00-22:30, F-Sa 07:00-23:30
- Nearby Parking: Yes
- Valet Parking: Yes
- Reservations Accepted: No
- Delivery: No
- Takeaway: No
- Corkage Fee: 400
- Can accommodate large group: Yes
- Children Friendly: Yes
- Pet Friendly: No
- Private Room Available: No
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Post 11pm order: No
- Al Fresco: No
Signature Dishes
Caesar salad with focaccia toast, Parmesan crisp and our special Caesar dressing, served with chicken and sun-dried tomatoes or with smoked salmon 凱撒沙律; Suzie Q’s sandwich, char-grilled beef baked with mozzarella on a soft bun, with garlic and parsley French fries 半島特色炭燒薄牛扒及芝士; The best BLT sandwich - butter lettuce, tomatoes, whole strips of smoked bacon, spread with herb-roasted garlic mayonnaise on toasted seven grain bread 至尊煙肉三文治; Chicken broth with wontons and Chinese mushrooms 雲吞冬菰雞湯; Banana split with walnut brownie and brownie ice cream 合桃朱古力蛋糕雪糕香蕉船
Vegetarian Dishes
Hearty tomato soup with basil pesto and grissini Minestrone Milanese; Lobby salad with avocado, marinated artichokes, cherry tomatoes, red onions and stuffed baby peppers with herbed feta
Signature Drinks
cocktail, wine, champagne, soft drinks
Restaurant Ambiance
The Lobby is the most elegant meeting place in Hong Kong. With marble-topped tables, sumptuous seating and exclusive Tiffany chinaware, The Lobby makes for a perfect all-day dining venue from breakfast onwards.
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Reviews
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Tea fit for a king
Karina | Oct 28 2010
I made the mistake of ordering the tea set after a big lunch last weekend. As Princess suggested below, there was a lot of food, and being a sweet-tooth person, I gobbled down almost all the cakes and everything sweet. Thankfully my friend prefers savory food so she happily finished all the sandwiches and pastries, which she said were on the bland side.
I also had the hot chocolate. The waiter gives you a small bowl of chocolate and a small bowl of cream so you can adjust the intensity yourself. How cute!
I was so full I thought my stomach would burst!- How much did you spend?
230 - Overall Rating
Good
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Classic
Princess | Aug 29 2010
Without the long line and noise, the lobby lounge is the perfect escape on a Sunday afternoon. The delicate china, the warm scones and strawberry jam just make life a little bit prettier. Don't underestimate the afternoon tea set as it consists of a lot of food and it will fill you up till past dinner time. What I like to do is have a big breakfast, skip lunch and come here for afternoon tea. It really makes all your trouble go away.
- How much did you spend?
240 - Overall Rating
Good
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Pre-showHot Spot
RK | Oct 16 2009
We stop over at The Lobby Cafe pretty much everytime we watch a show/opera performance at the HK Cultural Center.
Foodwise, we usually order the same dishes: the classic spaghetti bolognaise and the suzzy q. sandwich. Some new Asian dishes have been incorporated into the menu recently, and my wife tried the Vietnamese Beef noodles which did not disappoint. Portions are definitely large enough for pre-show meals.- How much did you spend?
$250 per person
- How much did you spend?
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A graceful lady
Karina | Oct 16 2009
The Peninsula is still the most elegant hotel in HK and the lobby lounge is like a graceful lady. Sipping tea here makes you forget about all troubles and you would want to stop and enjoy life for a while.
- How much did you spend?
400
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