Bringing the festival spirit from the water to the table through the art and joy of Asian hosting made modern, made shareable and made welcoming — Kowloon Shangri-La extends the festive spirit of Dragon Boat racing to the dining table. During the Dragon Boat Festival period, the hotel presents a curated selection of culinary experiences, including a themed festive afternoon tea, an abundant international buffet, and an exclusive Dragon Boat Festival limited menu crafted by Michelin-starred Shang Palace.
Each offering showcases premium ingredients, blending traditional flavours with innovative touches, allowing guests to savour the richness of the festival’s cultural heritage in an elegant and comfortable setting while creating unforgettable moments with loved ones.
Shang Palace — Michelin-starred Cantonese Festive Menus
Michelin-starred Shang Palace presents an exclusive eight-course Dragon Boat Festival Menu (for four persons; HK$3,888), masterfully curated by Chef Gordon Lung, the Corporate Chinese Chef (Hong Kong) of Shangri-La Group. This menu celebrates the essence of Cantonese cuisine through premium seasonal ingredients and refined culinary craftsmanship. Signature dishes include double-boiled partridge soup with matsutake and fish maw, slow-simmered to achieve a clear yet richly layered broth, where tender partridge meat offers both nourishment and delicate flavour. Another highlight is the stir-fried spotted garoupa fillet with ginger and spring onion in clay pot, locking in the fish’s natural sweetness and freshness. The deep-fried Matsuba claw coated with minced shrimp features a crispy golden exterior with a juicy, flavourful interior, delivering a delightful contrast in texture. Each dish demonstrates meticulous control of cooking techniques and thoughtful ingredient pairing, elevating traditional Cantonese cuisine into an extraordinary festive dining experience.
Café Kool presents a specially curated Dragon Boat Festival dining experience, featuring a selection of dinner-only specialties that combine traditional Chinese flavours with modern culinary techniques. Highlights include the aromatic Huadiao wine pigeon with tender meat, and deep-fried shrimp ball with foie gras, marrying rich foie gras with the natural sweetness of seafood for a memorable bite. For a nourishing option, guests can enjoy chicken stew with Agaricus blazei and sea cucumber, known for its health benefits, or indulge in braised fish maw with duck feet, showcasing premium ingredients for a luxurious taste experience. In addition to festive specials, Café Kool continues to offer its extensive international buffet, featuring everything from chilled seafood and live cooking stations to an array of desserts, catering to diverse preferences. Guests aged 60 or above enjoy a 35% discount on buffets year-round*.
*This offer is applicable to a minimum of two guests.
Dragon Boat Festival “Meat Lovers” Themed Buffet