Toko Scorpio from New Territories Menu

At a distance of 37 meters from Toko Scorpio in New Territories there are parking spaces where you can park your car, Or you could use municipal transportation to get to the station 合益路,同益街市小巴站, which is 46 meters away from the restaurant.

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If you want to spoil your palate with a bit of culinary flair, this is the place to be: The original Asian fusion cuisine of the Toko Scorpio from New Territories - a delicious mix of the familiar and the unexpected, On the menu there are also several Asian dishes. Customers also appreciate the utilization of traditional Indian spices.

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So far, the Toko Scorpio has received mixed reviews, which is reflected in the average rating of 2.5.

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