A new hotel Chinese restaurant that is no fuss

After long calls, the Hopewell Hotel, which reportedly cost 1.5 billion to build, finally met in December. As a gourmet, of course, the first time to visit the hotel restaurants, the first stop to introduce, is the Chinese restaurant He Wo Hin. There is no very luxurious décor, taking the plain route, but the restaurant has sixteen living rooms, available for different occasions, suitable for family gatherings or business dinners. Without further ado, let's see what his lunch set has to offer! The first one at Hei Wo Plaza has both dim sum and barbecue. The dim sum is traditional shrimp dumplings and siu-mai, which is quite to my liking, because I never think that you have to have shrimp dumplings and siu-mai to be like drinking tea. The siu-mai is full and has a solid texture. The shrimp dumplings are full of ingredients. The skin of the clear noodles is added with different colors, which makes the appearance more attractive. Two pork belly, crispy skin and distinct layers. The set will naturally have soup, Wen Si Tofu Bamboo Shoot Sea Emperor Soup, full of ingredients, drink soup or soup most importantly the soup is hot enough, here can do, has won half. Next came the fried star balls with golden crispy rice. The balls were thick enough to eat even the fish skin. They were sandwiched with crispy and evil salted egg yolk crispy rice, which made the whole thing colorful. Goose paws with sky white mushrooms in bacon sauce, it feels like going to drink. The sky-white mushrooms are thick and smooth, with quite a mushroom flavor. The goose paws are tender, but they are not afraid of melting. This is the texture I like. The crispy lettuce absorbs the essence of the bacon juice. Not a drop of juice can be wasted. I quite like the single-tailed bamboo rice noodles. They are fine and refreshing. They are accompanied by three-color shredded peppers and shredded meat. They are simple and delicious. Desserts are very traditional egg white almond tea, and sesame rolls, always like the rich nostalgic film cylinder, glad now there are many more places to taste this taste. This lunch package fits the layout of the whole hotel very well. There are not too many tricks, but the basics are solid and have a group of customers who know how to appreciate them. Restaurant Information: Hehe Hin 20/F, Hopewell Hotel, 15 Kennedy Road, Wanchai #HongKongGood Places