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'''Co-promotion''' is a [[marketing]] practice where a [[company]] in addition to its own, uses another company's [[sales force]] to promote the same [[brand]] or range of brands. The term is frequently confused with [[Co-marketing]].
'''Amigo''' (traditional Chinese: 雅谷餐廳) is a French restaurant at 79A [[Wong Nai Chung Road]], [[Happy Valley]], Hong Kong. It is famous for its lavish furnishings and wonderful cuisine, all created by its Hong Kong owner [[Yeung Wing Chung]] (楊永松) and his staff.
The first Amigo Restaurant opened in [[Causeway Bay]] in the middle of the [[Hong Kong 1967 riots|1967 riots]]. It survived that traumatic time and went on to be wildly successful within its first year of operation. It then bought its own premises at [[Amigo Mansion]] in Happy Valley in [[1976]]. The mansion and the restaurant were designed and built together.
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Yeung spared no expense in decorating the restaurant. He wanted his restaurant to reflect warmth and pleasure, to be welcoming, a calm and gracious refuge from the wild pace of the city around it.
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Wood from the Philippines, ceramic tiles from Italy, fabrics from France and paintings by [[Monet]] can be found in the restaurant.
