Benjamin Li
Mar 7, 2014

Lee Kum Kee hosts regional challenge for aspiring Chinese chefs

Nearly 50 aspiring young chefs from seven countries in Asia participated in a two-day regional Chinese culinary challenge sponsored by Lee Kum Kee. Themed ‘Legacy and passion: A new page in Chinese culinary art ’, the event took place at the Chinese Cuisine Training Institute in Hong Kong on 5 and 6 March. The century-old sauce brand organised the event to elevate industry standards and promote Chinese cuisine.

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