Credit: weekendhk.com
Upon coming home the other night, amidst the familiar chaos
left behind by the cats during the day, I noticed something unusual: a pair of
black Nike Roshe Run. I don’t mean predominantly black, but 100%, inside-out
black. The pair that the boyfriend especially custom-made with NikeLab,
out of his love of all things black, and his frustration that the blackest Nike
Roshe Run would still come with a white rubber sole.
I can’t help but wonder if it’s this same penchant for the
colour black that led the owner of Kettle Black to create a black menu,
showcasing black ingredients the likes of squid ink, black garlic, charcoal
bread and black truffles. You’ll sure be amazed by the Kettle Black Fried
Chicken (HKD68) that look like charcoal pieces but are in fact fried with homemade
charcoal-breadcrumb. The onion soup (HKD68) is also given a twist and presented
with a black charcoal toast, layered with mozzarella and foie gras. A more
filling option will be the foie gras and Wagyu burgers (HKD148) sandwiched with
charcoal buns, served with fries and kimchi sauce. For that perfect beverage to
wash down the food, get a bottle of the New Zealand-brewed Yeastie Boys Pot
Kettle Black beer (HKD75).
So yep, a black-themed fare has just opened in the city, in
case you’re stuck for outlets to get your black fix.
Information
Location: G/F, 198 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 3628 2238
Phone: +852 3628 2238
Opening Hours: 8am to 11pm (Monday to Saturday), 11am to 11pm (Sunday)
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