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Casa Cucina is serving up a limited-edition French onion soup pizza for three weeks only

The restaurant is teaming up with Babette’s chef Cédric Tsia to kick off its new collaborative series

Casa Cucina is serving up a limited-edition French onion soup pizza for three weeks only

Casa Cucina, a Causeway Bay trattoria, has unveiled a limited-edition French onion soup pizza as part of their new collaborative series, Casa A Casa. Chef Cédric Tsia, co-founder of French bistro Babette, joins founder Anthony Cheung for this three-week venture. Their pizza, available for $188 for a 10-inch slice and $118 for a 7-inch slice, features a 48-hour fermented crust infused with 50% dark beer and topped with red miso onion purée, slow-smoked caramelised onions, sweet purple onions, aged French Comté, and Italian mozzarella.

Additional toppings include crispy Bayonne ham chips and fresh chives, finished with a quick splash of beef jus. For every pizza sold, Casa Cucina will donate $10 to the rén Community Foundation, which supports disadvantaged youths in Hong Kong. The limited-time offering runs until September 13.

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