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EXPERIENCE A THREE-MICHELIN-STARRED MENU CRAFTED BY TWO REOWNED CHEFS AT LONG TRIỀU RESTAURANT
Ho Chi Minh City, 11st April, 2025
Prepare for an extraordinary gastronomic event as two masters of Cantonese cuisine unite! Michelin-starred luminaries Chef Siu Hin Chi of the esteemed two-Michelin-starred Ying Jee Club (Hong Kong) and Chef Wong Fu Keung of the one-Michelin-starred Long Triều at The Reverie Saigon join forces to present an exclusive dining experience.
The ‘Regal Quintessence - The Triple Michelin Star Dinner’ menu is a carefully curated masterpiece, showcasing five courses: Honey-glazed Barbecued Pork - Deep-fried 6-heads Abalone with Salt Pepper - Chilled Assorted Mushrooms with Hot and Sour Sauce, Braised Crab Claw with Shark Fin in Winter Melon, Two Kinds of Lobster Delight, Slow-cooked Beef Cheek with Golden Garlic, Double-stir-fried Hong Kong Choy Sum, Braised Japanese Kanto Sea Cucumber in Abalone Sauce with Japanese Rice, culminating in two divine desserts. This is Cantonese culinary artistry at its finest, where premium ingredients and masterful techniques intertwine, preserving the true essence of each flavor.
Seafood, known for its fresh and delicate taste, is central to the menu. Dishes such as abalone, crab, lobster, and sea cucumber are prepared using traditional methods like steaming and stir-frying over high heat, preserving their inherent sweetness and texture. Balanced by thoughtfully selected vegetables, the menu offers a well-rounded dining experience.
The ‘Regal Quintessence - The Triple Michelin Star Dinner’ is priced from VND 3,888,000++/pax and will be served exclusively on April 17th and 18th, 2025.
With over 40 years of experience, Chef Siu Hin Chi is one of Hong Kong's most renowned Cantonese chefs, having held pivotal roles in Michelin-starred restaurants throughout his career. He has achieved an impressive 24 Michelin stars in his 10 years of culinary practice. Currently, he is the creative force behind Ying Jee Club—a prestigious two-Michelin-starred restaurant located in the heart of Hong Kong's bustling Central district, where traditional Cantonese cuisine is elevated to an art form.
Joining Chef Siu is Chef Wong Fu Keung, the visionary behind Long Triều at The Reverie Saigon, a restaurant that has redefined fine Cantonese dining in Vietnam. Under his guidance, Long Triều earned Michelin Selected in 2023 and its first Michelin star in 2024, a testament to his exceptional talent and dedication.
Long Triều, meaning "Royal Pavilion," lives up to its name with a regal ambiance reminiscent of a Chinese palace. Ornate wooden archways, intricate embroideries, and gilded accents create an atmosphere of refined elegance. From the exquisite décor to the meticulously crafted menu, every detail is designed to provide an unforgettable dining experience. Long Triều's hallmark lies in its unwavering commitment to using only the finest ingredients, expertly prepared with the precision and artistry of Cantonese culinary tradition.
Discover our ‘Regal Quintessence - The Triple Michelin Star Dinner’: Link Menu
For inquiries, please contact us at +84 (0) 28 3823 6688 or email restaurant@thereveriesaigon.com
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ABOUT LONG TRIỀU RESTAURANT
Located within The Reverie Saigon, Long Triều is a 1-star Michelin restaurant serving authentic Cantonese cuisine with an opulent ambiance. The restaurant is famous for its unique a la carte menu, harmoniously combining the most seasonal, fresh, and nutritious ingredients. With the spirit of preserving and developing traditional values, the restaurant is designed as an Imperial palace, highlighted with silk paintings. Besides, its total capacity is up to 200 guests, including the common areas and 9 private rooms, which are suitable for intimate meetings or family gatherings.
Address: Level 4th, Times Square Building | 22-36 Nguyen Hue and 57-69F Dong Khoi, Ben Nghe Ward | District 1 | City. Ho Chi Minh | Vietnam
Timeserver:
Lunch: 11:00 - 14:00 (Open from 10:00 on weekends)
Dinner: 18:00 - 22:00
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Mrs. Tran Thuy Thanh Truc
Director of Marketing and Communications
M +84 (0) 903 16 10 16
truc.tran@thereveriesaigon.com
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