Anyone looking for good food should just forget about going to The Peak Lookout Restaurant at The Peak in HK. Don’t, especially, have a big group of about 40 or more dine there.
\nI was there last night for my company division’s annual dinner. I ordered a Lamb Rump which came with a mushroom risotto and two pumpkin fritters. I mean the food was mediocre but I left half my food untouched. The risotto was just too buttery for my liking. The only thing I enjoyed about the place was the ambience–lovely view and nice live, slow soothing jazz.
\nAnyway, it’s a series of late nights and early mornings, and I definitely have the eye bags and dark eye rings to show for it! But I’m not complaining–it’s been very good fun! Best of all, since this annual sales meeting is, for the most part, for the sales and marketing personnel, me being on the editorial side of things, can just have my bodily presence in meetings. The lack of a spiritual presence doesn’t do much harm! Heehee.
\nThe company’s been stuffing us with food. Barely two hours after breakfast we have a morning tea break where there are some snacks. It’s as if we’re all pigs getting fattened in order to be slaughtered for a huge feast.
\nOkie…time to trot off for breakfast!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Anyone looking for good food should just forget about going to The Peak Lookout Restaurant at The Peak in HK. Don’t, especially, have a big group of about 40 or more dine there. I was there last night for my … Continue reading