Menex Cheung

The Climb

Since 2019, Menex Cheung has held the Executive Chef and Head Chef roles at China Tang Hong Kong, and that long run has shaped the kitchen’s tempo and standards. In a market that values precision, his work reads as disciplined rather than decorative: flavors handled with control, service framed by the restaurant’s polished, old-world setting. At China Tang Hong Kong, the role has become more than a title. It is the day-to-day expression of a cooking style that is exacting, composed, and consistent.

Today

That line is plain, but it lands with the confidence of someone speaking from a defined place in the room. It is direct and measured, matching a style of kitchen leadership that prizes clarity alongside creativity. At China Tang Hong Kong, the signal is clear: the meal begins well before the first plate, in the pace of the welcome, the control of the room, and the sense that every detail has been accounted for.

Signature

Menex Cheung's signature dishes include The Bomb, Tang’s abalone bun, Braised whole suckling pig with preserved pickles, served in iron pan, Preserved vegetables and sizzling white fish maw pot, and crispy marbled beef ribs with house-made gooseberry sauce. Taken together, those dishes show a kitchen working between richness and restraint, tradition and flourish. The Bomb points to timing and impact; Tang’s abalone bun suggests a more delicate register. Braised whole suckling pig with preserved pickles, served in iron pan, brings a ceremonial note, while Preserved vegetables and sizzling white fish maw pot leans into depth and savor. Crispy marbled beef ribs with house-made gooseberry sauce closes on contrast, with texture set against brightness. The throughline is a menu built to register in stages, not all at once.

In Their Words The statement is concise, but it fixes the essentials: venue, role, and setting. It places Menex Cheung firmly within China Tang Hong Kong and Lai Sun Dining at LANDMARK, without dressing the point up. The language is direct, which suits a chef whose work is carried by the kitchen rather than by rhetoric.

Recognition

Menex Cheung's honors include One MICHELIN Star, MICHELIN Guide Hong Kong & Macau (2026). That recognition places the work under one of the field’s stricter measures. In 2026, it confirms a run shaped by discipline, consistency, and control.