Hong Kong's First Italian Restaurant Even Bruce Lee Was a Patron.

Located on Ashley Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, 🇮🇹 La Taverna, established in 1️⃣9️⃣6️⃣9️⃣, is reputed to be Hong Kong's first Italian restaurant, and even Bruce Lee was a patron. The interior decor is full of rustic charm, and the weekday lunch set is around HKD 100. On holidays, the à la carte menu offers a large portion of 🥩 T-bone steak for HKD 400, which is quite reasonable, and the seasoning and doneness are just right. 🍝 Pasta is about HKD 200, but I was a bit disappointed with the lasagna as it was a bit too mushy. Overall, the food isn't particularly stunning; it's mainly the historical ambiance that draws people here. Desserts are around HKD 90, with the ☕ tiramisu having a strong coffee and liquor flavor. Another dessert called 'Pistachio Coconut Grove 🌴' has a funny name but is actually a pistachio mousse with a smooth and creamy texture. I couldn't quite figure out what the orange layer on top was 🙈, but it had crushed pistachios on top, adding a rich texture. If I had to choose between the two desserts, I would prefer the 'Coconut Grove 🌴'. La Taverna G/F, 36-38 Ashley Road, Tsim Sha Tsui ---------------------------------------------- If you encounter hotel or flight issues while traveling abroad, as a Diamond member of trip.com, you can get instant online assistance from their staff. I've tried it myself, and it truly is 'instant' and highly efficient.