Sha Tin 18

Top choice in New Territories


Sha Tin 18's Peking duck (half/whole HK$538/848) has put this hotel restaurant, adjacent to the Chinese University, in the gastronomic spotlight. Book your prized fowl 24 hours in advance, and tantalise your taste buds in three ways – pancakes with the crispy skin, meat and leeks; duck soup; and wok-fried minced duck. The Asian fusion desserts here are also famous.


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