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Lee Kum Kee and Hong Kong Disneyland Jointly Present Magical
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Lee Kum Kee Named as the Park’s Official
Sponsor of Asian Sauces HONG KONG (August 24, 2005)
Hong Kong Disneyland today announced an alliance with Lee Kum Kee to enhance
the magical culinary experience for guests at the park and resort. Named as
Hong Kong Disneyland’s official sponsor of Asian sauces, Lee Kum Kee will
provide a variety of savory sauces whilst also featuring new sauces created
especially for Hong Kong Disneyland. Lee Kum Kee is the first Hong Kong-based
company, with international presence, that has formed an alliance with the
Park.
As Disney’s first theme park in China, Hong
Kong Disneyland will present an international menu but with a distinctive
Chinese flavor designed to reflect the tastes of local and mainland Chinese
guests. The menu will feature popular and authentic dishes from all regions in
China, including Cantonese, Shanghainese, and Sichuan, which will be further
enhanced by Lee Kum Kee sauces. Specially crafted dishes where east-meets-west
are also expected to be favorite choices.
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Lee Kum Kee Group Chairman Lee Man Tat, Hong Kong Disneyland Group Managing
Director Don Robinson (left) and Disney friend Mickey Mouse at the gift
exchange ceremony.
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"Dining at Hong Kong Disneyland is an integral part of the magical experience
and we are pleased to be working with Lee Kum Kee to enhance this culinary
experience for our guests. At Hong Kong Disneyland we have combined the best of
both dining worlds – classic American with traditional Chinese to present a
dining experience that can be found no where else,” said Don Robinson, Group
Managing Director of Hong Kong Disneyland.
Lee Kum Kee will be the sole provider of
sauces for the eight themed restaurants at the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort and
will feature four brand new and exclusive sauces for the Park. They include
Great North-West Duck Sauce, Jiang-nan Duck Sauce, Disney Chicken Wing Sauce,
and a tasty sauce used for marinating the ingredients of the char siew pork
burger - one of the signature dishes of the Park.
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“We are honored to be the official sponsor of Asian sauces for
Hong Kong Disneyland,” said Eddy Lee, Chairman of Lee Kum Kee Company Limited.
“We are committed to promoting Chinese cuisine worldwide and the exchange of
eastern and western dining cultures. The alliance will enable the guests of
Hong Kong Disneyland to taste the magical experience offered by Lee Kum Kee
sauces while enjoying themselves in the Park.”
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The food specialties prepared
with Lee Kum Kee sauces will be offered at the Main Street Corner Café in Main
Street U.S.A., the Clopin’s Festival of Foods in Fantasyland, as well as the
Starliner Diner and Comet Cafe in Tomorrowland. "Hong Kong Disneyland's food
offerings will bring whole cultures together," said Klaus Mager, Hong Kong
Disneyland Director Food & Beverage. “Hong Kong is the culinary capital of
Asia that gives boundless inspiration for the Park to develop a broad variety
of cuisines. We will work closely with the sauce experts at Lee Kum Kee to
select from popular Western, Chinese and Asian cuisines, and then develop
Disney’s own magical menus.”
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Officiating guests from Lee Kum Kee and Hong Kong Disneyland.
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About Hong Kong Disneyland
The Hong Kong Disneyland project was
announced in 1999 as a venture between The Walt Disney Company and the Hong
Kong SAR Government. With the completion of reclamation for Hong Kong
Disneyland Phase I by the Hong Kong SAR Government, theme park and resort
construction began in January 2003, with the project now scheduled to open on
12th September, 2005. At opening day, Hong Kong Disneyland will comprise a
theme park and two hotels.
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The Phase I build-out includes a projected 10
million annual visitor Disneyland-style theme park, 2,100 hotel rooms, and an
area for retail, dining and entertainment. The project is estimated to create
18,000 new jobs at opening (both Disney and other employment) growing to 36,000
once the first park reaches build-out. The Hong Kong SAR Government estimated
that the first phase of the project will generate a present economic value of
HK$148 billion (US$19 billion) in benefits to Hong Kong over a 40-year period.
For more information, please refer to the Hong Kong Disneyland website at
www.hongkongdisneyland.com.
To book a magical vacation at the Hong Kong
Disneyland Hotel and Disney’s Hollywood Hotel, please contact: Hong Kong
Disneyland Reservation Center Telephone: 852-1830-830 Opening Hours: 9:00 a.m.
to 6:00 pm (Hong Kong time), 7-days a week Guests can also purchase park
tickets online at www.hongkongdisneyland.com or from Hong Kong Disneyland
Ticket Express at Hong Kong MTR Station, Tung Chung Concourse.
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Lee Kum Kee is the first Hong Kong-based company, with international presence,
that has formed an alliance with the Hong Kong Disney Park. Lee Kum Kee will
provide a variety of savory sauces whilst also featuring new sauces created
especially for Hong Kong Disneyland. |
About Lee Kum Kee
Lee Kum Kee, a renowned national brand, is the worldwide famous brand name for
premier and authentic Chinese sauces. In the 19th century, Mr. Lee Kum Sheung
created oyster sauce and founded the company Lee Kum Kee in Nam Shui, Zhuhai,
Guangdong Province in 1888. Today, Lee Kum Kee is the leader of authentic
Chinese sauces in the world. Pledging to its corporate values “Pragmatism,
Integrity and Constant Entrepreneurship” and “Considering Others’ Interests
First”, Lee Kum Kee has continued to grow and develop products in response to
market changes and demands. Currently Lee Kum Kee manufacturers and markets
over 200 kinds of different products to more than 80 countries and regions,
ranging from oyster sauces, soy sauces, chili sauces, one-step recipe sauces
and XO sauces. Our clients include restaurants, catering companies, food
manufacturers and people who share a passion for Chinese food.
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