Weekend skewers lunch in Tsim Tsui & sake free flow

Located in the basement of the Observatory Taobao Hotel, there is a Japanese restaurant sakeh $388 skewers brunch every Saturday and Sunday +$188/120mins free sake flow There are also red and white wine/beer, one price for an afternoon of drinking～～ This time we were seated in a semi-open box, which provided more privacy and a quiet environment. It was a great way to spend an afternoon with friends. Of course, the best way to eat Japanese skewers is to drink sake! This time I drank AKABU Junmai Ginjo, which is easy to drink, has a light and sweet taste, and a light rice aroma! Each person chooses one appetizer Anglerfish liver: Serve with spicy radish puree. Lightly seasoned with yuzu vinegar, creamy and melts in your mouth Sesame Spinach Crab Meat Salad: Lots of crab meat, with crab roe and fried beancurd skin to enhance the taste! Skewers (choose 5 per person) Lychee pork roll: fresh lychee flavor Onion pork belly: Salt-roasted pork belly is juicy Chicken kidney: lightly salted and roasted, crispy and juicy! Chicken skin: 3 large pieces, salt-roasted, crispy and not greasy Scallion Chicken: The sauce is delicious Homemade minced chicken cartilage Each skewer comes with a bowl of moong juice Chicken skin basil shrimp roll: crispy chicken skin wrapped in basil leaves and then wrapped in shrimp meat White eel Thick meat and chewy teeth Roast beef ribs Juicy! Staple food: Hot Rice Court with Chicken Soup Chicken Broth Tea Rice Dessert: Nitto Rolled Egg Red Bean White Jade #SAKEH (Tsim Sha Tsui) G/F & 1/F, The Bauhinia Hotel, 5-9 Observatory Court, Tsim Sha Tsui #Tsim Sha Tsui Food #Skewers #All You Can Drink Sake #freeflow #japanesefood #sake #chill #foodie #foodie #camerafood #hkfoodie #checkin #checkinfood #foodiedailylife #checkinfood #bloggerlife #hkexplorer #summerfoodierecommendations #hkgoodplaces #hkblogger #hkfoodblogger #bloggerlifestyle