Celebrity Hot Spot, The Shanghai At Hutong, Launches Bubbles & Bao Brunch
Bubbles & Bao at The Shanghai will allow guests to enjoy a BAO-centric food menu and free-flowing—all-you-can-enjoy drink options. Indulge in the party atmosphere with New York City’s hottest DJs and live performances.
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The Northern Chinese Restaurant Hutong will host their weekly bottomless Brunch—Bubbles & Bao from noon to 5 p.m. in its luxurious lounge The Shanghai, with the last reservation being at 3pm, so guests have ample time to join in on all that Bubbles & Bao has to offer.
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With live beats from a DJ and percussionist, live entertainment and the tantalizing array for Hutong’s critically acclaimed dim sum, guests will be transported to an energetic mid-day party atmosphere, surrounded by New York’s most stylish and influential crowd.
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The chef-curated menu ($70 per person) features exclusive menu offerings that can only be found at Bubbles & Bao, such as the “Build Your Own Bao,” where guests create their own custom baos.
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Beverage upgrade options abound, the pick of the brunch is their top-tier bubbles package featuring bottomless champagne and cocktails for an additional $80 per person – adding an extra touch of indulgence to this unforgettable brunch experience.
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ABOUT HUTONG:
Originally born in Hong Kong in December 2003, Hutong is a contemporary Northern Chinese restaurant serving innovative and occasionally fiery cuisine with a special focus on seafood and vegetables. The restaurant takes its name from Peking's fast disappearing “hutongs,” the narrow lanes teeming with the capital city’s life. Hutong expanded to London in 2013 with a second location situated on Level 33 of Western Europe’s tallest building, The Shard. Hutong is part of Aqua Restaurant Group and was the fifth
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ABOUT AQUA RESTAURANT GROUP:
In 2000, Singapore-born David Yeo opened his first aqua restaurant in Hong Kong’s Soho district. Following aqua’s success—the restaurant was named in Conde Nast Traveler’s ‘100 Hottest Tables’ list - more restaurants followed in Hong Kong and then Beijing. Aqua Restaurant Group went international in 2009 with its first restaurant opening in London. In summer 2013, Aqua Restaurant Group simultaneously opened aqua shard and Hutong, with its unique Northern Chinese cuisine, on level 33 of The Shard, Europe’s tallest building. Today, Aqua Restaurant Group has 23 restaurants across Hong Kong, Beijing, London, and now New York City, embracing six different cuisines and delighting more than a million customers every year.
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