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The Fleming lures couples with Valentine packages

An overnight stay starts at HK$1,314.

In a release, The Fleming invites couple who wants to enjoy a thoroughly romantic evening with the Cubix restaurant at The Fleming.

Here's more:

Cubix is sought after for its outstanding international fusion cuisine and personally selected wine list. Quality and simplicity are keys to the cuisine, and the Valentine’s Day menu has been designed to tempt and excite. Whilst sipping on a glass of Veuve Clicquot Rose, guests can savour a delicate appetizer of Tian of Crabmeat with Avocado and Grilled King Prawns with Chilli and Garlic Sauce.

After the soup course, succulent Grilled Fillet Mignon served with Garlic Butter, or Poached Fillet of Cod Fish with Clam Juice is offered. Dessert with coffee or tea and petit four complete what will be a meal to remember, priced at HK$1,314 plus 10% service charge.

For guests who wish to make Valentine’s Day even more of a memorable occasion, The Fleming is offering an unrivalled overnight stay package at just HK$2,999. Spend a night in a sumptuous Deluxe Room, which includes the Valentine’s Day set dinner for two at Cubix with a floral bouquet to surprise your loved one, plus an impressive list of other inclusive benefits.

A chocolate gift box will be in your room on arrival, another way to make an impact on your Valentine’s date. Before dinner, take advantage of the evening wine service, which is all part of the package, and then wake up to a complimentary newspaper and American breakfast for two. Couples who are more adventurous can try to whip up a meal with the fully equipped kitchen.

 

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