Hong Kong Digital Clock Restaurant is like walking into a history museum Cantonese restaurant

Walking into Chung’s Restaurant in Cyberport, you’ll immediately feel like you’ve traveled back in time. The Chinese-style dragon couch, antique tables and chairs, and chopsticks from various dynasties placed before you make you feel like you are in a history museum. The restaurant is really huge, which is rare in small Hong Kong. From the blue brick beams to the dragon and phoenix sculptures in the auditorium, the decoration and furnishings are full of traditional features, showcasing the charm of Chinese culture. The restaurant is elegant and peaceful, spacious and comfortable, with a classic style, giving people a sense of grandeur. As soon as you step into the room, you will see the hexagonal pavilion with hexagonal eaves and the corridor imitating Chinese garden, as if you are in an ancient Chinese building. In addition, the restaurant uses ancient building materials such as blue bricks, screens, stoves and granite that are over a hundred years old. After restoration and reproduction, you can feel the beauty of ancient buildings. The restaurant is famous for its exquisite Cantonese cuisine. The five of us ordered a few small dishes, which tasted good. The average consumption per person was about $100 to $200. In such a delicate and comfortable environment, the price is a bit unexpected and very affordable👍 The restaurant's service attitude is friendly and thoughtful, making us feel warmly welcomed, which is very rare👍 Restaurant Address: Shop 102, 1/F, Cyberport Arcade, 100 Cyberport Road, Hong Kong #HongKongRestaurant #HongKongFood #foodphotography #FoodGuide #foodiehk #hkfoodblogger