Jin Manting: Maintaining the quality of Shanghainese cuisine

🧧Restaurant - Jin Man Ting 🧧Address - Xi Tie Street (Lee Tung Street), Wan Chai 🧧Environment/Facilities - Xi Tie Street was demolished and rebuilt about ten or eight years ago. This area is mostly filled with Western food, cafes, coffee shops, and shopping, so it's rare to find a Chinese restaurant. And they have about four Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong, so it's really convenient to have one here. The decor is clean, with a playful, old-fashioned feel. 🧧Food - We were a reunion of eight old classmates, and we ordered everything we liked on the menu: tea-soaked duck, sweet and sour fish, rack of lamb, green beans, xiao long bao, and red bean paste pancakes. 🧧Price per person - We were so packed that we couldn't finish the food and took it all away, and it only cost $200 per person. Amazing value. 🈵️Sufficient😊 We had a reservation, so we were a large group. If there were fewer people, we'd probably walk in. It's also possible to walk in. 🧧 Rating - 8.5👍🏻 🧧 Xitie Street is often crowded with people walking their dogs. It's a cozy place. During festivals like Mid-Autumn Festival, there are special decorations, making it perfect for photos. #XitieStreet #LeeTungStreet #WanChai #WanChaiFood #ShanghaiCooking #HongKong #DinnerGathering