Hansik Goo

Hong Kong, China

The second restaurant of Mingoo Kang, who is responsible for the decorated Mingles in Seoul, Hansik Goo serves modern fine-dining Korean cuisine that remains rooted in tradition while also being playful. Hansik Goo takes its name from hansik – meaning Korean food – and goo, short for Mingoo, as well as sikgoo, which means family. Serving one tasting menu with the option of add-on choices, the restaurant’s samgye risotto 2.0 is based on Korean chicken soup dish samgyetang, reinterpreting it as a chicken and duck roulade stuffed with song-yi mushroom, with ginseng chicken and rice soup drizzled over the top. Of course, Korean fried chicken is available, served smothered in a yuzu and garlic sauce.

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Location

1/F, The Wellington, 198 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong, Hong Kong,