HONG KONG SAR -
Media OutReach Newswire
- 24 July 2026 - Yung's Bistro, the contemporary dining concept under
Yung Kee Restaurant, today announced the official opening of its
relocated venue at Shop 704, K11 MUSEA. Unveiled with a refreshed look,
the brand first debuted at this arts and architecture landmark in 2019,
consistently driving a dynamic dialogue between tradition and
innovation. Moving from its original location at Shop 701, this
relocation deepens that vision, integrating classic Cantonese cuisine
and contemporary art into a newly redesigned space.
A Dialogue in Colour and Craft
The new Yung's Bistro showcases 3,380 square feet of inviting space, its
interiors glowing in vermilion ? the traditional Chinese hue first
introduced at the Taikoo Place branch. A gentle touch of green also runs
through the design, adding nature, heritage and a dash of style that
bridges Yung's Bistro with the iconic Yung Kee flagship.
At the entrance, handcrafted brick walls with a tactile 3D finish nod to
the materials and texture of Yung Kee's Central flagship, warmly
connecting past and present with a fresh, youthful twist. Inside stands a
large hand-painted mural sharing the same artistic roots as the Taikoo
Place branch. Inspired by the legendary 'Winding Stream Party,' the
artwork captures Black Mane Geese relaxing with tea in the wild, adding a
touch of playful heritage to the room.
The new venue's visual centerpiece is a pair of wall installations by
local artist Sim Chan, titled 'Who Says I'm Silly'. Blending the
existing white landscape relief with detailed 3D-printed miniatures, the
classic Orchid Pavilion Preface is reimagined into a fantastical Yung
Kee world packed with Hong Kong humor.
Here, being 'Silly' simply means staying optimistic and creative.
Looking closely, diners will spot whimsical miniatures like Wang Xizhi
chilling with geese, a goose-shaped Star Ferry, teapot cable cars,
selfie-taking scholars, and lively water sports along the lakeshore. It
truly is 'an elegant landscape from afar, an intriguing world up close.'
Two Zones Crafted for Every Occasion
The space unfolds across two tailored zones designed for different gatherings:
- - Orchid Pavilion Space: Taking cues from the legendary
"Winding Stream Party," curved glass and rich vermilion accents set an
easygoing, carefree vibe. Whimsical goose murals and 3D wall art add a
touch of playfulness, while sunlit olive-green velvet booths line the
windows -creating a cozy corner for afternoon tea or casual bites.
- - The Banquet Space: Centered around a deep green marble wall,
this sophisticated zone blends warmth with privacy. It features a
private room with Victoria Harbour views and two semi-open spaces
separated by sliding screens, providing a versatile, stylish backdrop
for business dinners and celebrations of up to 50 guests.
A Culinary Symphony Reimagined
Yung's Bistro upholds its philosophy of "Taste of Art, Made with Heart"
through four key pillars: modern interpretations of classics, nostalgic
favourites, childhood-inspired creations, and refined home-style dishes.
Among the modern interpretations, the
Deep-fried Cod with Diced Salted Fish, Crispy Garlic and Chili in Special Sauce (HK$380)
reimagines a traditional dish by combining typhoon shelter-style cod
with salted fish's umami notes, finished with yuzu juice. Nostalgic
favourites include the
Steamed Egg White, Mini Crab Roe with Rice (HK$150) is a classic
dish that is laboriously made by hand-picking the crab roe from around
ten mini crabs prized for their strong umami flavour and delicate
texture. The
Steamed Beef Patties and Stir-fried Sliced Beef with Premium Aged Tangerine Peel (HK$300) presents beef prepared two ways, elevated by the 25-year-old tangerine peel sourced exclusively from Xinhui.
Childhood-inspired creations feature the
Roasted Whole Goose Leg with Charcoal Stove (HK$350), served
tableside with a charcoal brazier to preserve its chargrilled aroma,
depicting the tradition of gifting goose legs during festivals. It is
followed by the
White Rabbit Candies Custard (HK$58), which reimagines a beloved childhood sweet as a dessert course. Among the refined home-style dishes, the
Homestyle Braised Pork with Preserved Vegetables in Soy Sauce (HK$320)
features Hong Kong-reared Berkshire pork prepared with traditional
methods that highlight the meat's succulence and the preserved
vegetable's natural sweetness.
Beyond the four core pillars, the team has also expanded the drinks and
dining menu to cater to K11 MUSEA's diverse clientele. A new cold-brew
tea series has been introduced for summer, slow-brewed at low
temperatures for a cleaner, smooth taste. Weekly rotating lunch sets
have also been added for business diners seeking a quick yet polished
midday option. Dim sum remains available throughout the day, featuring
an enhanced weekend selection for the ultimate yum cha experience.
First-Time Collaboration with Tim Ho Wan
To celebrate the reopening, Yung Kee has collaborated with Tim Ho Wan
for the first time, bringing a mini version of the limited-edition Tim
Ho Wan x Yung Kee "Baked Roasted Goose Bun" to Yung's Bistro at K11
MUSEA. Yung Kee's roast goose is carefully deboned and combined with a
secret sauce developed jointly by both brands, then encased in Tim Ho
Wan's celebrated golden, flaky baked bun.
The mini version is available exclusively at Yung's Bistro's K11 MUSEA
branch in July, customers will receive a complimentary serving of 2 mini
Baked Roasted Goose Buns upon spending a net amount of HK$500 or more
in-store, and 4 pieces for those spending over HK$1,000, and so on.
Returning to K11 MUSEA, Yung's Bistro honours its Tsim Sha Tsui
heritage?welcoming familiar faces and new guests to experience an
authentic, reimagined taste of Hong Kong.
Address: Shop 704, 7/F, K11 MUSEA, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Opening Hours: Monday?Friday 11:30am?10:30pm | Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays 11:00am?10:30pm
Reservations & Enquiries: +852 2321 3800
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