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Good selection on the menu including set price "banquets" or fixed dinners with a tasty variety. Only beer is Chinese Tsing Tao which is quite good.
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We had one of the fixed price dinners which included my favourite, Aromatic crispy duck pancake and it was mouth watering!
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Cobh was a great town,but there really didn't seem to be a big selection of restaurants. We walked around trying to decide and finally settled on the "Hong Kong Palace" The food was OK and it was very nicely presented The service was outstanding. I thought it was a tad on the expensive side, but I was glad we chose to dine there.
Favorite Dish:
sweet and sour vegetables
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