MICHELIN Guide Hong Kong
Vea
- 198 Wellington Street, Hong Kong
- 1,680 HKD • Innovative
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MICHELIN Guide Hong Kong
Vea
- 198 Wellington Street, Hong Kong
- 1,680 HKD • Innovative
MICHELIN Guide’s Point Of View

An impressive counter and open kitchen dominate the room and this is where you’ll want to sit to watch chef Cheng and his team in action. An experience it most certainly is, thanks to an 8-course tasting menu that features ingredients from around the globe. The creative and original dishes stimulate all the senses while also paying respect to the history of Hong Kong, as well as the chef’s childhood memories.
- m One MICHELIN Star: High quality cooking, worth a stop!
- ó Comfortable restaurant; one of our most delightful places
Commitment to sustainable gastronomy
Initiatives
Herbs in our garden are grown using fertiliser decomposed from our food scraps. We bottle our own water and recycle whenever possible.
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a Wheelchair access
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E Non-smoking restaurant
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û Restaurant offering vegetarian menus
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{ Private dining room
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” Counter dining
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R Lift
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T Air conditioning
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Credit card / Debit card accepted
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} Mastercard credit card
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X Visa credit card
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V American Express credit card
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China UnionPay
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Booking essential

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