ZHÀN LÙ CHINESE RESTAURANT
Located on the 2nd floor of the hotel, Zhan Lu derived its name from one of the Lesser Courtly Songs in the Book of Odes, depicting a tipsy night banquet that continued all the way until dawn. The spatial design of the restaurant is in line with the oceanic image of the hotel. The luster and texture of coral reefs on the contemporary, rounded lights and shades create a visual simulation of shallow ocean water. Led by Chef Nelson Wang, Zhan Lu features Chinese cuisine made with local ingredients from Taiwan. With more than 20 years of experience, Chef Wang has reinvented traditional Cantonese, Shanghai, and Sichuan dishes to present a feast for the eyes, nose, and taste buds.
On offer is authentic Cantonese and fusion Shanghai classic dishes paired with an extensive wine list and selected Taiwanese Kinmen sorghum, Chinese liquor, whiskey, and beer.
The signature dish of the restaurant, Zhan Lu Roasted Duck is made with warm cherry ducks from Pingtung. The duck is marinated with exclusive sauces for two days, where the skin is separated from the flesh with an air compressor and the skin is colored with maltose. Afterward, the duck is air-dried for 12 hours and preserved in the refrigerator for 4 hours. Finally, the duck is hung vertically in a Cantonese roasting oven with mild heat to get the crispy duck skin. The roasted duck is completed with an osmanthus-flavored sauce. It is recommended to make your reservation two days in advance considering the complex preparational works (Limited serving 8 Ducks for Meal Period, please reserved in advance).
Operation Time
Lunch 11:30-14:30 ( Last Order 14:00 )
Dinner 17:30-21:30 ( Last Order 21:00 )
Price
Lunch NT$1,080+10% up
Dinner NT$2,880+10% up
Style
À La Carte And Set Menu
Place
2F , InterContinental Kaohsiung
Special Note
※ All prices are subjected to a 10% service charge
※ Corkage Fee: Wines NT$500/bottle; Spirits Sakes NT$1,000/bottle
※ As part of our ongoing commitment to sustainability and aligned with IHG’s Journey to Tomorrow initiative, the FB department will implement a revised policy for food takeaway practices. For the menu for takeaway orders and unfinished leftover foods packed away for home consumption, an additional 30 NTD (1 USD) will be charged.