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Classic Modern Chicago Steakhouse

7/30/2017

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The Morton's Steakhouse has been brought from the heart of urban Chicago to the luxurious international Sheraton hotel in the vibrant Kowloon, Hong Kong. Facing a stellar view of the Victoria Harbour, the restaurant provides immaculate service in a formal, well-adorned setting. With glittering chandeliers hanging from the ceiling and polished silverware candlesticks on pristine white tablecloths. Recently, Morton's has been bestowed Asia Tatler's Best Restaurant and South China Morning Post's Top 100 Tables, proving its prestigious reputation and quality.
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With an extensive award-winning wine list, Morton's is a location for fine dining. On the menu, there are a wide range of American classics, ranging from seafood platters to New York Steaks. If you make a reservation at Morton's during your birthday, they will provide you with a customized menu with your name and a complimentary dessert and card from the servers :)
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Morton's Prime Chilled Seafood Platter (Obtained from Openrice)
Chilled Morton's Prime Ocean Platter for two- $445 
The infamous (AND MONSTROUS) Seafood Platter is assorted with "Maine Lobster, Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail, Jumbo Lump Crabmeat, Oysters on the Half Shell,  Alaskian King Crab Legs" with Tobasco, cocktail sauce, mayonnaise and radish on the side. It can be ordered from two to up to six people. Overall, the seafood was quite delectable. 
The star of the show for definitely had to be the Jumbo Lump Crabmeat. Fresh, cool and juicy. The creaminess of the crab complemented the sourness of the mayonnaise. Other notable mentions are the cocktail shrimps and the oysters. 

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Among the five of us, we shared the following dishes: 
Signature Cut New York Strip 
This is probably one of the best cuts in Hong Kong. The meat literally melts in your mouth with a rich meat flavour. We usually go for a medium to enjoy the juiciness of the red meat and crispy outer edges. It is perfect. Definitely a must-order.

Prime Rib 
The prime rib is as good as the New York Strip, with a tougher texture and less dominant meat flavor, but nonetheless a delicious entree for sharing. A good serving size with a flawless marinade. 

Creamed Spinach
Creamed Sweet Corn
​The creaminess of the sides were delicious and a great way to fill your stomach. The sweet corn in particular was spectacular, leaving an aromatic aftertaste in the mouth.
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Birthday Lemon Souffle 
Souffles are not normally for me, but I could tell this one was perfect. Fluffy and bouncy, just the right warmth and brown colour. Eggy, but sweet and creamy on the inside. 

Molten Chocolate Lava Cake
My favorite type of dessert by far. A cut into the cake leads to a warm gush of chocolate lava erupting from the sides and the bottom. A bite into the cake and a tasty heat and rich chocolate flavor and texture spreads into the crevices of the mouth. A perfect way to end the dinner. 
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The Sheraton Hotel & Towers
Fourth Level
20 Nathan Road
Kowloon

Phone: 852 2732 2343
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  • Home
  • Hong Kong
    • Asian >
      • Southeast Asian >
        • The Vietnam Woods
        • Mama San
        • Café Malacca
        • BEP at K11
      • Chinese >
        • Dong Lai Shun
        • Din Tai Fung
        • Lulu
        • Wang Jia Sha
        • Yat Tung Heen
        • Ten Shanghai
      • Korean >
        • Kaya
      • Japanese >
        • Shou Zen
        • Sushi Kuu
        • Ootoya
        • Ajitomi
        • Shimo
        • Saboten
        • Nabe-Dokoro Sessyu
        • Takano Ramen
    • Western >
      • Fish and Chick
      • The Penthouse
      • Little Vegas
      • CIAK
      • SuperGiant
      • Tapaella
      • Tai Pai Tong
      • Pirata
      • Grand Café (Grand Hyatt Hong Kong)
      • Morton's of Chicago
      • Oolaa
      • Pici
      • Aberdeen Marina Club- The Deck
      • Grappa's
      • SKYE
  • Social/Environmental Impacts
    • Vegetarianism and Veganism
    • Appalling Facts- Food Waste
    • Restaurants >
      • Shou Zen
      • New Jinshan Roast Meat Restaurant
      • North River Roast Meat Restaurant
      • JiLong Tea Restaurant
    • Supermarkets in Italy
    • Jamie's Food Revolution
    • Green Monday
  • Going International
    • Australia >
      • Sydney >
        • Iceberg
        • Fratelli Fresh
    • The East Coast (USA) >
      • A10
      • The Kitchen Chicago
      • Harry Caray's Italian Steakhouse
      • Avenue B
  • The Food We Eat
    • The Lotus
  • Contact Me