About Metropolitain
More about the restaurant: Metropolitain
Let yourself be swept away to the stunning streets of Paris at Metropolitan on Sai Ying Pun’s High Street. This fabulous French restaurant and bistro is named and modelled after the metro stations of Paris, with food not unlike what you might find in a Parisian cafe. Open from 9am to 11pm seven days a week, Metropolitan offers numerous choices for lunch, dinner and drinks – the selection of wine alone makes a visit worth your time. You’ll find Metropolitan at Aspen Court, just a baguette’s throw from the University of Hong Kong and a short walk from Sai Ying Pun MTR station.
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From their ground floor location along High Street in Sai Ying Pun, the folks at Metropolitan offer guests a French dining experience unlike any other. Inspired by metro stations throughout the city of Paris, the Hong Kong restaurant’s interior feels like the inside of a subway station combined with a charming, plant-covered cafe. Metropolitan is inviting through and through, and their knowledgeable service makes the experience even better – just let your server know if you need a recommendation and they’ll be glad to help.
Breakfast at Metropolitan means indulging in waffles with chocolate sauce, filling up on eggs benedict or ordering some croissants or baguettes with jam, plus a mimosa or two if you’re up for it (or take a virgin mojito if you’d rather). At lunch or dinnertime, indulge in one of this Sai Ying Pun French restaurant’s mains like coq au vin (rooster in a red wine sauce with mushrooms and asparagus), cuisse de canard confit (duck leg confit with mashed potatoes), or the luxurious pappardelle au homard (lobster pappardelle). Don’t forget dessert – try the crême brulée for a sweet finish. A little taste of Paris in Hong Kong, Metropolitan is a must-visit. Reserve a table ahead of time to avoid disappointment.