**Summary: Tsui Wah Restaurant Reopens in Hong Kong**
The iconic Tsui Wah restaurant, a beloved late-night spot in Hong Kong, has reopened on Wellington Street, offering a modern twist on classic cha chaan teng dishes.
### The Return of Tsui Wah
**Who:** Tsui Wah, a well-known cha chaan teng
**What:** Reopened a new outlet with a modern ambiance
**When:** December 2023
**Where:** Silver Fortune Plaza, 1 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong
**Why:** To revive the dining experience after the original location closed in 2020 due to protests and pandemic restrictions
### A Modern Dining Experience
The new Tsui Wah features a bright, polished interior that contrasts with its previous lively atmosphere. The restaurant pays homage to Hong Kong’s history with design elements like curved wooden benches reminiscent of old trams and shiny red air-conditioning ducts.
#### Menu Highlights
– **Barbecued Pork Belly with Scrambled Egg on Rice (HK$122)**: Tender pork belly with a sweet coating and perfectly cooked eggs.
– **Shredded Pork and Mushroom with Fried Noodles (HK$98)**: A satisfying dish with a good balance of textures.
– **Chicken Wings in Supreme Sauce (HK$78)**: Juicy wings that are a crowd favorite.
Other popular dishes include deep-fried prawns with kung pao peppercorn oil on fried noodles (HK$128), which were frequently ordered by fellow diners.
### Dining Atmosphere
The restaurant maintains a vibrant yet polite ambiance, making it suitable for both late-night dining after events like the Rugby Sevens and casual meals. The total bill for a meal for two came to HK$366, including refreshing fresh lime sodas.
### Conclusion
While the new Tsui Wah is not the same as the original, it offers a fresh take on classic dishes that both locals and visitors can enjoy. Will you be visiting the new Tsui Wah for a taste of Hong Kong’s culinary heritage?
**FAQ: What are the opening hours of the new Tsui Wah restaurant?**
The restaurant is open daily from 7 a.m. to midnight.