Hidden beneath the Standard Chartered Bank Building in Central, Mott 32 is widely considered one of the most beautiful dining rooms in the world. Named after the first Chinese convenience store in New York, this award-winning restaurant is a masterclass in "East-meets-West" luxury, blending New York industrialism with intricate Chinese motifs and cinematic lighting. Mott 32 remains at the pinnacle of Hong Kong’s fine-dining scene, renowned for its commitment to ethical sourcing and a culinary philosophy that elevates humble Cantonese, Szechuan, and Beijing recipes into sophisticated, modern masterpieces.
The undisputed protagonist of the menu is the Apple Wood Roasted Peking Duck, which is custom-ordered 24 hours in advance and carved tableside with precision. Beyond the bird, the kitchen excels in "progressive" dim sum, featuring decadently plump Iberico Pork Shanghainese Soup Dumplings and the legendary Crispy Sugar-Coated BBQ Iberico Pork. Whether you’re sipping a "Forbidden Rose" cocktail in the moody, silk-paneled bar or hosting a banquet in the "Money Bag" private room, Mott 32 offers a sensory-rich journey through the evolution of Chinese cuisine. It’s the ultimate destination for those who want their dinner served with a side of high-fashion atmosphere and unparalleled culinary theater.

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