Victorian Era (Tsuen Wan) — Restaurant in Tsuen Wan District

Victorian Era 香江花月 at 荃灣廣場L4 offers an exclusive hotpot dining experience that truly stands out for its elegance and quality. The ambiance is beautifully designed, evoking a sense of luxury and comfort that enhances the entire dining experience.

The variety of fresh ingredients and premium meats available for the hotpot is impressive. Each bite was flavorful and the quality was evident in every dish. The broths were rich and aromatic, perfectly complementing the array of dipping sauces provided. The fine dining experience is accentuated by the beautifully plated dishes, making the meal visually appealing as well.

One of the highlights of dining at Victorian Era 香江花月 is the exceptional service. The staff are attentive and knowledgeable, always ready to assist with recommendations and ensure a seamless dining experience.

Although it may be on the pricier side, the exquisite ambiance, top-notch ingredients, impeccable service, and finely plated dishes make it worth every penny. For those seeking a refined hotpot experience in 荃灣, Victorian Era 香江花月 is an excellent choice.

Highly recommend Victorian Era 香江花月 for a luxurious, visually stunning, and unforgettable hotpot...

My absolutely favourite Chinese restaurant in Hong Kong, they have such beautiful dim sum and aromatic tea, super recommended if you want to enjoy a lovely conversation over delicious food 😋🤤

Came on a morning, we ordered a few plates of dimsum, then after 12pm we added a fried rice.

Firstly, the tea. We ordered Pu-er, the tea was absolutely high quality, very aromatic and clear. They also have a traditional 60s water pot on the side so you can refill the hot water into the tea pot anytime. The tea is $25 per person, bit on the luxury side but totally worth it ☕️

The veggie shrimp dumpling was delicious. Skin was thin, and the filling was plentiful.

The char siu rice roll was also delicious - the skin was also green, and there is a certain aesthetic to it, with edible flowers on top.

The Ma Lai Go was also very soft.

The fried rice at the end - the egg white vegetable fried rice, lots of filling.

Overall, the atmsophere, environment and food is amazing. Definitely worth...

Pretty good & cozy environment. Staffs are friendly and try to share their opinions for food, cheerful very much. Drinks is fun way to get a start over here. Taste is really not special but the way they serve is funny. Food is “ok” in general but the hotpot soup is really good as a bit sour, it makes additional taste on others. Price is a bit pricy but recommend you...