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JW Marriott Hotel's alfresco Fish Bar re-opens
JW Marriott Hotel's alfresco Fish Bar re-opens
In a release, JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong announced the completion of its popular alfresco Fish Bar refurbishment on level 7. Diners can look forward to an upgraded modern restaurant with a fine selection of Fish Bar ever classic and sustainable seafood dishes for lunch and dinner. The restaurant also includes an additional outdoor area where guests can just sit back and enjoy their meals by the newly renovated pool and pool deck. Additional highlights to the refurbishment programme also include a brand new pool bar and lounge to be unveiled on 1 May 2013. Set adjacent to Fish Bar, the trendy venue will offer a collection of award‐winning international wines, classic and contemporary cocktails, including signature sunset concoctions and themed happy hours, complemented by delicious snacks.
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