Retro ‘Old School’ Hong Kong Bar and Restaurant LEE Lo Mei Launches Takeaway Menu for Home or Office

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Retro ‘Old School’ Hong Kong Bar and Restaurant LEE Lo Mei Launches Takeaway Menu for Home or Office

Sautéed Local Free-range Chicken with Sesame Oil, Rice Wine and Soy Sauce, paired with Pumpkin and Shiitake Mushroom Rice (HK$98) is a healthy elixir with free-range chicken

Nostalgic restaurant in Lyndhurst Terrace, Central launches takeaways from noon-10pm from Tuesday to Saturday Hong Kong – Quirky ‘retro-Hong Kong’ restaurant and bar LEE Lo Mei has launched a new takeaway menu for lunches and dinners. With more people dining at home and in the office, the nostalgic dining place in the heart of Central […]

Retro ‘Old School’ Hong Kong Bar and Restaurant LEE Lo Mei Launches Takeaway Menu for Home or Office
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