New Executive Chinese Sous Chef Ricky
Wong
There’s
a new Chinese Chef at Xin Cuisine
Chinese Restaurant in Concorde Hotel
Kuala Lumpur! Chef Ricky Wong is bringing a list of his signature dishes to
city’s favorite restaurant for classic Chinese cuisine.
Renowned
for their Hong Kong dim sum, Cantonese roasts and nouvelle Cantonese cuisine,
Chef Wong will be adding on his list of signatures to the menu at Xin Cuisine.
Diners can expect fine and classic Chinese cuisine with modern updates. As Xin
Cuisine is non-halal, expect lots of porky dishes to be some of the highlights
in the new menu although Chef Wong also specializes in seafood.
Dinner
commenced with Sweet & Sour Pork in
Ice Bowl (RM40 small|RM60 medium|RM80 large). The classic Ku Lou Yuk is
presented in an ice bowl. Not only just for presentation, the ice bowl served
another purpose to chilled up and crystalized the battered pork cubes to and sauce
to make it even crispier. The chilled sweet & sour pork is deliciously
tasty and crispy. A dish that is bound to be a favorite to diners of all ages.
Chef
Wong takes on a bold approach with the Steamed
Soon Hock with Nyonya Sauce (RM30 per 100gm). The fish is smothered in a
piquant and spicy Nyonya sauce that is redolent of spices and herbs. Although
the sauce is robust and heavy in flavours, one can still taste the sweetness of
the firm and tender flesh of the Soon Hock fish. The dish beckons for a bowl of
steamed rice as the sauce is moreish and addictive.
For
comfort flavours, Chef Wong has prepared the Spinach Beancurd with Special Sauce (RM35 small|RM50 medium|RM70
large). The house made beancurd has the addition of spinach to give the bean
curd a little textural touch. Finished with a delicate special sauce with some
mushrooms, dried conpoy and blanched greens, the dish is light and deliciously
tummy-warming.
The
next dish of Baked Spare Ribs with
Crispy Sliced Ginger (RM40 small|RM60 medium|RM80 large) has tender spare ribs
glazed in a sticky sweet and savory sauce. The ribs are marinated with ginger
and some seasoning, deep-fried and coated in the sauce before being crowned
with battered crispy ginger. The ginger flavour is quite subtle and the nuances
of the sticky sweet sauce is moreish albeit a bit cloying from the sweetness.
The
highlight of the evening was the Braised
Pork Belly with Fermented Beancurd Sauce (RM58). The perfect dish with
steamed rice, the pork belly goes through a long process of boiled, deep-fried,
braised and steamed to achieve that gelatinous crystal skin with tender meat.
Served with a bowl of the dark unctuous fermented beancurd sauce and broccoli,
the pork belly is a dish that oozes with much appetizing notes for swine
lovers.
A
popular dish of preparing kai lan, the Stir-Fried
Hong Kong Kai Lan in Two Style (RM35 small|RM50 medium|RM70 large) was prepared
to perfection. Diners can enjoy tender and tasty kai lan stems and its
contrasting texture of crispy umami notes of the kai lan leaves.
For
reservation, call +603 2144 8750 or email to fbkl@concorde.net
XIN
CUISINE CHINESE RESTAURANT
Concorde Hotel Kuala Lumpur
2 Jalan Sultan Ismail,
50250 Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
Tel: +603 2717 2233
Fax: +603 2149 2659
Email: fbkl@concorde.net
Business Hours:
Mon-Fri: 11.30am –
2.30pm | 6.30pm -11.00pm
Saturday: 11.00am –
2.30pm | 6.30pm -11.00pm
Sun & Public Holidays: 9.00am – 2.30pm |
6.30pm -11.00pm
The traditionalist in me is saying that soon hock is a bit of a waste with strong tasting sauce, but it's always good to be bold and experiment with new tastes isn't it?
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