Hong Kong
Hong Kong (香港 Hēunggóng in Cantonese) is a city with multiple personalities. The population is mainly Chinese, but British influence is still quite visible. It has absorbed people and cultural influences from places as diverse as Vietnam and Vancouver and proudly proclaims itself to be Asia's World City.
- See
- 111
- Do
- 27
- Eat
- 97
- Drink
- 46
- Buy
- 50
14 places match
- EatKowloon
Green
Contemporary cafe and restaurant located within the modern Hotel Icon. Lunch offers set menus with lobster, pasta and more. Nice desserts and wine list. The interior is beautiful, with one of the world's largest indoor vertical gardens.
7AM-midnight
- SeeCentral
Hong Kong Park
A great place to relax in Central. Head for L16 cafe and bar which is one of the few places where you can eat and drink outdoors away from the traffic.
Daily 6AM-10PM
- DrinkCentral
Staunton's Wine Bar & Cafe
A western-style restaurant with a bar on the ground floor and table service upstairs.
- DrinkEastern District
The Cafe Corridor
Small coffee shop directly opposite Time Square. Entrance is really small so look carefully. Good coffee for $26.
- DrinkEastern District
The Coffee Academics
Great coffee a short walk from Times Square in Causeway bay. Coffee is roasted on premise and they have an outside sitting area.
$40 for a coffee
- DrinkEastern District
The Pawn
Wan Chai. A Western-style bar and cafe in an attractive building that was once a pawn shop. It is away from the naughty parts of Wan Chai in one of the few historic buildings remaining in Hong Kong. It will appeal to visitors seeking a good range of imported beers and wines.
- EatCentral Not mapped
Brunch Club
Neighbourhood-style Western coffee shop (pre-Starbucks style) specialising in brunch and breakfast, although dinner is also served. Customers are provided with a wide range of newspapers and magazines in English and Chinese. Clientele is mainly expatriate.
- DrinkEastern District Not mapped
Café "1974"
「一九七四」咖啡廳
A coffee shop operated by Po Leung Kuk that also functions as the ICAC's museum. The shop was named after the year of establishment of the Independent Commission Against Corruption, and coffee is known to be one of the drinks available to detainees during interrogation. Good coffee at around $22.
Mon-Fri 10AM to 5PM
- EatCentral Not mapped
Double Happiness Cafe
Shanghai cuisine. Nice and simple little restaurant serving authentic Shanghainese dishes. Prices reflects that this is in the centre of Soho and comparable food can be found much cheaper elsewhere.
- EatCentral Not mapped
L16 Cafe and Bar
湖心餐廳酒吧
Serves Thai and Italian food, but come for the location - not the food. A rare place to drink and eat outside away from the noise of Central.
- EatEastern District Not mapped
Pho Saigon
Extremely good Vietnamese restaurant serving traditional dishes including Pho and Vietnamese coffee. Expect to pay around $120.
- EatLantau Not mapped
The China Bear
Mui Wo. Walk off the ferry and turn left and you will see a cafe/bar next to the sea. If you are looking for a "full English" breakfast, or some western beer, then you have found the right place.
- EatEastern District Not mapped
Baby Blue Cafe and Bar
Western food served to meet Hong Kong taste buds.
- EatEastern District Not mapped
Cafe Kenon
Where affordable Italian food meets Chinese expectations.
6 of 14 places have map locations.