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Urban Health Private Kitchen In Hong Kong *CLOSED

Gluten-free + Cooking Classes

Hong Kong’s first gluten-free private kitchen, Urban Health offers menus filled with delicious and healthy gluten-free dishes inspired by cuisines from around the world.

Founded by chef Andy Kun and his partner Jason Fuller, the latter who is himself allergic to gluten, the pair began to master the art of gluten-free cooking while also learning to live with a gluten-allergy in Hong Kong. Chef Kun is now an expert in preparing gluten-free dishes, particularly in the Cantonese style, and today not only cooks for group bookings at the Urban Health Home Kitchen (both Cantonese and Western fusion food), and hosts a Wednesday Night Dining Club for up to six guests serving up a gluten-free traditional Cantonese meal, as well as themed parties with various styles of gluten-free cuisine, but also imparts his vast knowledge of gluten-free cooking through his Hong Kong wet market tours and gluten-free Asian cooking classes.

 

Why Little Steps Loves It:​

A private kitchen bringing customers Asian and Western-fusion cuisine that is gluten-free, organic and non-GM. They also offer gluten-free cooking classes.

Who It's Perfect For:

Gluten-free families, coeliac disease sufferers and the health-conscious.

What Else:​

The website offers a plethora of gluten-free diet advice, recipes and even a guide to eating out gluten-free in Hong Kong, as well as other health and wellness information.

Additional Info:​

Urban Health

89 Caine Road, Mid Levels, Hong Kong

info@urbanhealth.hk

www.urbanhealth.hk

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