Sip Song
If there’s one Thai restaurant in Hong Kong that’ll have you feeling like you’re lounging on the sandy shores of Pa Tong or Phuket, it’s beach-hugging Sip Song out in sunny Repulse Bay. Decked out in glowing colours and vivid floral patterns, the interiors will have your heart screaming for summer holidays and your tongues craving for spice. We like it here because it’s good for any occasion, whether it’s a weekend catch-up with friends, a hearty family meal, or to celebrate with loved ones. Dig into the Roti Kor Muu Yang Prik Pow ($95), a tantalising starter of roti pancake topped with barbecued pork neck, chilli jam, fresh herbs, and crispy shallots, and the Yum Woon Sen ($135), a fresh seafood glass noodle salad with a sour and spicy dressing. You can’t go wrong with mains of Tom Kha Gai ($95), a creamy coconut chicken curry with mushrooms, lemongrass, and lime, and the finger-lickin’-good Moo Se Krong Naam Pla Waan ($185), the flavours of which will make you denounce your relationship with any other pork ribs. A word of warning: their Phad Kee Mao Gai ($135), a drunken-style spicy noodle dish with free-range chicken, green peppercorns, and baby corn, packs quite the chilli kick—not one for milder palates!
Sip Song, Shop 114–115, The Pulse, 28 Beach Road, Repulse Bay | (+852) 2898 3788
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