“8-Star” Luxury Feast: A Journey Through Hong Kong’s Michelin-Starred Restaurants
What a luxurious experience—to admire the sea view at The Peninsula Hotel at night, then ride in a Rolls-Royce to a Michelin-starred restaurant for dinner. Foodies who love top-tier cuisine are in for a treat. A new Michelin restaurant tour has been launched, featuring a carefully curated selection of 4 Michelin-starred restaurants in Hong Kong, allowing you to collect all 8 stars in one go and satisfy the palates of Taiwanese gourmets.
"Michelin" has become synonymous with top-tier accommodation and dining standards in recent years. (Image provided by EasyTravel)
The Taipei International Travel Fair kicks off this week, and the “Premium Hong Kong. Peninsula + Michelin 3-Day Tour” is priced from NT$99,999, with an early-bird discount of NT$79,999 at the fair. The level of luxury on offer attracts connoisseurs, and the package includes round-trip business class flights to Hong Kong, luxury Rolls-Royce transfers between the airport and hotel, and a 2-night stay in a harbor-view room at The Peninsula Hong Kong with private butler service. The highlight—Michelin-starred restaurants—features Caprice (top-tier French cuisine) at Four Seasons Hotel (Michelin three-star), Shang Palace (Cantonese cuisine) at Kowloon Shangri-La (Michelin two-star), Amber (French/European cuisine) at The Landmark Mandarin Oriental (Michelin two-star), and one-Michelin-star Yung Kee Restaurant, allowing you to collect all 8 stars in one trip.
World’s top 10 hotels—The Peninsula Hong Kong. (Image provided by The Peninsula Hotel)
The tour also includes a dedicated guide and private car, as well as a ride on the Star Ferry while enjoying Peninsula Champagne and taking in the Victoria Harbour night view. A special arrangement includes a premium ESPA full-body massage at The Peninsula Hotel—truly an extraordinary and luxurious experience.
Michelin two-star restaurant “Shang Palace.” (Image provided by EasyTravel)
Additionally, those on a budget who still want to taste Michelin-quality cuisine have a great opportunity. The Hong Kong Pavilion at the travel fair, in collaboration with 12 travel agencies, is offering a three-day-two-night itinerary for under NT$10,000 (tax included). Simply purchase a designated itinerary at the fair and receive an additional Hong Kong Michelin feast as a bonus. Limited to 300 servings, while stocks last.
EasyTravel: http://www.eztravel.com.tw
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