Lu Feng LF Peak Kitchen

Cantonese restaurant · Hong Kong

Lu Feng LF Peak Kitchen

Cantonese restaurant · Hong Kong

3A-B, Old Peak Rd, The Peak, Hong Kong

Highlights

Nestled at the peak, this spot serves authentic Cantonese fare amid charming old HK decor, offering a stunning view while indulging in beloved classics.

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"Lú Fēng The views from the Peak are breathtaking if the skies are clear. So if you’re lucky to get both a window table atLú Fēng, a new two-story restaurant atop the Peak, and a clear day, count your blessings and dig in. To-die-for dishes include the sweet and sour pork and the crispy rice with seafood, which involves the server upending a bowl of piping hot rice into a delicious seafood soup. The tasty all-day dim sum will be a real problem consuming in moderation, from char siu rice rolls to ha gaw shrimp dumplings with bamboo shoots and the classic roasted goose. If you can manage to look up from the array of dim sum baskets on your table orthe view of the harbor below, you’ll notice Lú Fēng is decorated inthe current favoriteHong Kong restaurant stylewithretro neon signs, tiledfloors, and panels of corrugated metal roofing."

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Gwendolyn Wong

Google

The Cantobese dishes here are authentically HK 傳統味道 . Love the old HK decor concept. Price reasonable for that location and quality. One of the best fried rice, rice noodles, shrimp dumpling 蝦飯in town! Great view of the peak with full glass windows. Highly recommended!!

Travel Foodies

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If you want to try traditional HK cuisines in authentic taste, this is the right place to come. Dishes like Honey-glazed BBQ layers （金錢雞），Minced pigeon in lettuce cap (鴿鬆生菜包）and Baked Fish intestines with egg （雞蛋焗魚腸）are must-try dishes here.

Brigitte Cheung (別緻。ブリジット。)

Google

wonderful view, you will be sitting right before the best view of peak birdview of the harbour. very nice food, Cantonese cuisine and dimsum. old Hong Kong dummy street decorated. Just like dining in a small private museum.

Ben Luk

Google

We came here on a Saturday night, but surprised to find that the restaurant is pretty much empty. Given there are only a few restaurants on the peak, this was alarming at first. But the food is actually not bad, not too notch quality, but not expensive either.

Vincent Leung

Google

Food quality okay, but a little over-priced. Given that it is located in tourist spot, expect to pay some premium for the atmosphere and the view.

Tata Rini

Google

Dinsum expensive, standard taste and service not tourist friendly. Its very to long service. Do not order beans, given, but it's in charge $15.

Robert Lee

Google

Clean, upscale decor, but the food is very expensive by any standard in HK; e.g. $50 for three very average Siu Long Bao in a bamboo steamer basket. The view from a window seat is wonderful (if you can get one of the few window side tables). We ran into a increasing frustration here at “upscale” eateries in HK, which is staff randomly guessing at how western dishes should be made, and getting it totally wrong. Case in point, here: I ordered a pineapple SLUSH (advertised as such in the menu) and was served pineapple water with a couple of ice cubes. COME ON, for $38, you either get it right or ask someone first (heck, ask ME). Don’t try this “serve random stuff and if customer doesn’t complain, all ok” routine.

Erika Brathwaite

Google

Overpriced, low quality food. They charge you for tea and dry fish without asking you. They didn't have the dish I chose so I asked for a recommendation and the waitress had no interest in suggesting another dish. When I chose a different dish and asked her opinion she said, "I don't like this." I should have listened to her, it was disgusting. I took 3 bites of a CAD$50 meal, paid the bill and left. Don't waste your money here!