KYUSHU-STYLE AFFORDABLE JAPANESE 'OMAKASE' RESTAURANT TO OPEN THIS NOVEMBER 2020 IN TSIM SHA TSUI IN HONG KONG. A NEW EATERY TO ENJOY ON YOUR NEXT VISIT NEXT YEAR!
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Kyushu-style Affordable Japanese ‘Omakase’ Restaurant
‘Sushi
Hakucho’
To Open in Tsim Sha Tsui This
November
Traditional ‘chef’s choice’ hideaway presents prized
sushi
from pristine waters of Japan’s southernmost island
Kyushu-style ‘Omakase’ Restaurant ‘Sushi Hakucho’ is soft
opening in Minden Avenue in Tsim Sha Tsui this November, adding a new member to
the Bird Kingdom Group, presenting an exquisite yet affordable gourmet
experience.
At the cosy ‘chef’s choice’ hideaway Sushi Hakucho, guests are invited to discover the finest, freshest sushi in its seasonal glory from Japan’s southernmost island of Kyushu, artfully hand-crafted by veteran sushi master Harada Makoto.
Surrounded by the sea, Kyushu is famed throughout Japan and
beyond for concerted environmental
protection efforts for less pollution – from where Sushi Hakucho is now exclusively sourcing pristine seafood at its seasonal finest, on menus showcasing traditional knifing and
preparation skills from the chef’s 30 years’
experience
and exquisite presentation.
Current early autumn specialties are fish, crab, shellfish and shrimp at its best. These include Sanma from Hokkaido, the undisputed king of seasonal fish in Japan, named “Autumn Sword Fish”, with fresh ocean flavour and succulent texture; Bafun Uni and Aka Uni with a bolder taste that is rich in umami and slightly bitter notes; Japanese Watarigani Blue Crab, at its meatiest and most delicious in colder months; Uchiwa Ebi (Fan Prawn), along with Noble Scallop and Ise Ebi (Spiny Lobster) from Amakusa.
Also on the menu, Kyushu’s Red Wagyu
(Kumamoto
A5 Wagyu)
is famed as the only free-grazing cattle in Japan,
richest in healthy monounsaturated fat with sweet rather than greasy taste
and serious umami flavour.
In
accordance with ‘omakase’ tradition,
tasting menus are entirely dependent on seasonality of ingredients. Chef Makoto’s specialty sushis include fresh
and sweet squid - Ika and Quail Egg Yolk
Sushi, Ika and Urchin Sushi,
combining umami flavour of both, and Snakehead
Fish Sushi, a prized seasonal eel higher in fat with strong flavour. Pickled Mackerel Sushi features gold
award-winning Tsushima mackerel from Kamamoto Prefecture by
an ancient, artisan food preservation method.
Headlining other
exclusive produce at Sushi Hakucho, Kyushu’s
native “Hinohikari” rice is more
mellow and less sticky in texture than others, and seaweed is from his wife’s
family business, one of Japan’s leading producers.
Enhancing the ‘omakase’ experience are
sakes Chef Mokoto personally selects from Noguchi Naohiko Sake Institute, a renowned
brewery launched by Naohiko Noguchi, one of the most famous Tojis (Master
Brewers) in Japan, widely known as “The God of Sake Brewing”; including Miyamanishiki, Gohyakumangoku, Aiyama, Junmai, Honjozo and Junmai Daiginjo.
Sushi Hakucho is named after the Japanese word for white bird or swan, as
well as traditional white cooking pots which are revered in Japanese art
culture. One such antique, with a faded
painting of sushi dating back to 1890, is showcased at the restaurant as a
symbolic emblem of authentic sushi culture.
Bird Kingdom Group Founder and CEO Mr Eric Ting said: “Sushi Hakucho is introducing a unique
new ‘omakase’ experience to Hong Kong, focused exclusively on seafood and
produce from the pristine waters and land of Kyushu, crafted by one of the
island’s most seasoned sushi masters.
For aficionados of sushi and sashimi, this is an exceptional new haven
to try.”
Seating just 30 in a cosy 800 sq.
ft. space, Sushi
Hakucho is designed in quintessentially
Japanese minimalist style. Pale wood furnishing and fixtures emanate a sense of
calm and tranquillity, and
a u-shaped open bar seats 14 for guests to interact with the chef.
The
set ‘omakase’ menu is priced HK$450 per person for lunch and HK$980 per person
for dinner, with opening hours 12 –3 pm (Lunch) and 6 pm-midnight (Dinner)
daily.
Sushi Hakucho is located at G13, Harbour Pinnacle, 8 Minden Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong
Kong – next door to sister Bird Kingdom Group
restaurant KIDO, a traditional
Fukuoka-style ‘hakata-ku’ skewer bar with convivial, communal ‘kaunta seki’
counter seating typical of ‘yakitori’ chicken skewer cafes in Japan.
For enquiries, please email info@sushihakucho.com or call (852) 2109-1155.
For more information, please visit :
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About
Bird Kingdom Group
Bird Kingdom Group, headquartered in Lai Chi Kok, is an
ever-expanding hospitality group with a focus on quality and exceeding guest
expectations.
With a steady flow of restaurants opening up in recent
years, the group is going from strength to strength and shows no sign of
slowing down in 2020 and beyond.
Its flagship
Greater China Club, opened in 2015 as a private club at
West Kowloon landmark D2 Place One in Lai Chi Kok, is a refined dining hot spot
showcasing finest Cantonese and international cuisine, with Chinese seasonal fine dining at Man Hing, helmed by award-winning Chef Chan Wai,
and newly-launched multi-functional dining room Gatsby serving pop-up international menus, and catering for
banquets, weddings and events.
Bird Kingdom Group also operates and managers Japanese
‘izakaya’ restaurant UMAI and
dynamic Spanish bistro Rustico in
the ground-floor bar and restaurant enclave of D2 Place.
In January 2019, the group launched RAMEN CUBISM, the flagship of a new international ramen noodle
brand, in Central.
In July 2019, the group extended its brand porfolio to Peony Garden, a nostalgic tea house
reviving Hong Kong's classic comfort food favourites in Xiqu Centre at West
Kowloon Cultural District.
Traditional Japanese ‘yakitori-kushikatsu’ skewer grill KIDO opened in November 2019 at Hong
Kong’s vibrant food and drinks precinct – Minden Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui. Traditional
Kyushu-style Japanese ‘omakase’
restaurant Sushi Hakucho opens next door at Harbour
Pinnacle in Minden Avenue in early November
2020.
Throughout the Group, a great team of dedicated, highly
trained, professional hospitality staff, many with 5-star hotel experience,
strives to pay close attention to every detail ensuring memorable occasions and
events across all outlets.
For more information,
please contact:
PR Representative
JIN Communications
Minnie King | Neva
Chan | Yanton Ho
T : (852)
3157-1383
M : (852)
9728-8472 | 9447-9463 | 6802-0412
E : minnie.king@jin-comm.com | neva.chan@jin-comm.com | yanton.ho@jin-comm.com
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Seating just 30 in a cosy 800 sq. ft. space, Sushi
Hakucho is designed in quintessentially Japanese minimalist style, with pale
wood furnishing and fixtures emanating a sense of calm and tranquillity |
Sushi Hakucho Executive Chef Mr Harada Makoto |
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Chef Makoto’s specialty sushis include fresh and sweet
squid Ika and Quail Egg Yolk Sushi |
Chef Makoto, will introduce the best of seasonal
ingredients from Amakusa, Kyushu, where he was born. Amongst current early
autumn specialties are fish, crab, shellfish and shrimp at its best |
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