Tai Ping Koon Restaurant (Tai Ping Koon Restaurant)

60號 Stanley St, Central, Hong Kong

Tai Ping Koon Restaurant is one of the three oldest restaurants in Hong Kong, opened in 1860 in Guangzhou. The restaurant now has four restaurants, and all of the dishes here feature a bold blend of Western cuisine and traditional Hong Kong cuisine. Tai Ping Koon is nestled in a small street in the heart of busy Hong Kong - is one of the restaurants that attract the attention of domestic and foreign diners.

Tai Ping Koon is one of the restaurants steeped in history because it has served for doctors Ton Yat-sen, Chiang Kai-shek, etc. However, it is not only because of that that Tai Ping Koon has become famous. This place is also famous for dishes with a harmonious combination of East and West cultures.

Founded by Chui Lo Ko in 1860 in Guangzhou, and then called Canton. It was he who breathed the soul for the harmonious combination of traditional Chinese dishes and Western cuisine. With more than 160 years of operation, along with the restaurant's famous dishes such as grilled pigeon, Portuguese-style grilled chicken, or chicken wings with his "esoteric" sauce have helped the restaurant's name become famous. be famous everywhere.

Having experienced many ups and downs over the decades, Tai Ping Koon is a name that stands for timeless strength. Up to now, the restaurant is still operated, continued and developed by the Chui family. Currently, the Tai Ping Koon system has 4 restaurants throughout Hong Kong, in order to give locals and visitors the opportunity to experience the restaurant's timeless famous dishes.

If you have been to Hong Kong once, do not miss the opportunity to experience the culinary quintessence at Tai Ping Koon with a nostalgic style, along with the dishes that have made Tai Ping Koon's name. Here, fresh chicken wings are used and processed according to the requirements of the diners, that is what makes the difference for the restaurant.

A small tip is that you should book a table in advance to get a good seat as well as avoid waiting when coming to Tai Ping Koon. Do not miss the opportunity to experience the unique culinary culture as well as the nostalgia brought by Mrs. Tai Ping Koon.

Opening time: from 11:00 AM to 12:00AM daily (except for the Lunar New Year).

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