With its menu of reinvented tapas and hearty classics, this Spanish bistro looks set to become a destination for all-day Iberian dining
Taking over the former Agnes B. Cafe L.P.G. space at the entrance of Gough Street is Chueca, a new tapas bar that promises to bring a slice of Iberian gastronomy to this corner of Sheung Wan. The bistro is named after Madrid's equivalent to Hong Kong's Soho district, an urban neighbourhood that is packed with tapas bars and restaurants that serves as a magnet for gourmands.
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Yuki Yasukagawa of Design East—who is responsible for the look of a host of local restaurants including The Araki and Kona, among others—has opted for a calming and slightly rustic palette of pastel blue, white, and light woods accented by brass accents for Chueca. A marble bar with stool seating by the entrance seats those looking to enjoy a casual evening drink.