Dang Wen Li by Dominique Ansel introduces new season savoury dishes inspired by local Autumn flavours

by Ella

Dang Wen Li by Dominique Ansel, local-inspired French bakery by world-renowned chef Dominique Ansel, is now serving new autumn dishes to celebrate the turn of the season. Seasonal comforts are paired with classic nostalgic Hong Kong-style flavors, bringing guests on a trip down memory lane to their favourite childhood memories.

“Dang Wen Li is a concept I created just for Hong Kong, with pastries paying homage to local culinary traditions that I have had the opportunity to experience and fall in love with. I’m excited to launch a new savoury collection that’s inspired by some of Hong Kong’s most iconic standbys, tapping into childhood moments with delicious, comforting food,” says Chef Dominique.

New Savory Creations at Dang Wen Li by Dominique Ansel

The bakery’s new Hong Kong-inspired savoury dishes are exclusive to its H Queen’s Flagship and Harbour City. Staying true to its mission to support the local community where possible, Dang Wen Li launches a new and special collaboration with Sun Kwai Heung, the city’s most popular 40+ year old local siu mei (roast meats) shop in Chai Wan, best known for its mouthwatering char siu. The butcher will save the best cuts of roast pork every morning just for Dang Wen Li’s new Sun Kwai Heung Char Siu & Egg Croissant (HK$68). Juicy slices of char siu and a soft French omelette are served inside the bakery’s signature fresh-baked croissant, finished with homemade honey mayonnaise. With limited servings available daily, this savoury treat is sure to be a hit among local foodies. Vegetarians may opt for the OmniPork Luncheon & Egg Croissant (HK$58), featuring plant-based luncheon meat and homemade vegetarian “char siu sauce”.

Taking a nod from classic Hong Kong cha chaan teng macaroni soupDang Weng Li’s new hearty Lobster Bisque (HK$98) is perfect for the cooler months, best enjoyed with macaroni noodles or with fresh-baked garlic toasts on the side, made with Dang Wen Li’s own fresh-baked brioche bread. The Hong Kong-style Borscht (HK$78) is an elevated version of the classic “red soup,” the local cha chaan teng favourite. It can be enjoyed with nostalgic alphabet pasta or garlic toasts on the side.

These four new savoury dishes launch at Dang Wen Li’s H Queen’s and Harbour City locations starting Wednesday, 20th October, 2021. They’re all made-to-order and available all day as à la carte or combo with a drink (+$20), for dine-in or takeaway.

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