Guests will be delighted with a memorable selection of new Cantonese-style creations that are hallmarks of culinary tradition, requiring considerable skill, creativity and experience to execute. These are available alongside comforting Sichuan favourites for a truly outstanding dining experience enhanced by warm and knowledgeable service, and the familiar presence of a Tea Master who skillfully pours tea through a long-spout pot.

The Cantonese and Sichuan journey begins at the eye-catching entrance where one isimmediately drawn to the traditional Chinese ‘Shan Shui’ (landscape) painting within a fullmoon that depicts mountains, a flock of birds and a passing boat. This tranquil scene is framed by timbre panels cleverly placed to resemble the gradient of mountains. The moon also symbolises reunion, abundance and harmony. Most significantly, this restaurant is where loved ones can partake in a cosy gathering over an excellent meal. Dark wood furniture is complemented by splashes of bold colour on the walls, and vermillion ‘brushstrokes’ on the carpet.