Guidebook for Hong Kong (Food & Drinks)
Food Scene
N1 Coffee & Co.
34 Mody RdTiny local cafe with good coffee & food.
Specialise in dim sum with Western-style decor. The chef has 30 years’ experience making hotel–standard dim sum, mixing and matching different elements to create new delicacies.
Open till 2am, this is a good place for late-night diners.
Caterking Dim Sum
3 Hau Fook StSpecialise in dim sum with Western-style decor. The chef has 30 years’ experience making hotel–standard dim sum, mixing and matching different elements to create new delicacies.
Open till 2am, this is a good place for late-night diners.
The must-try signature item, Tomato and Egg Pineapple Bun, is a pioneering creation. Coupled with a cup of milk tea, this is the ideal afternoon snack.
Waso cafe
8號 Minden AveThe must-try signature item, Tomato and Egg Pineapple Bun, is a pioneering creation. Coupled with a cup of milk tea, this is the ideal afternoon snack.
A classic Hong Kong restaurant.
Famous with both tourists and locals for its delicious Peking Duck and other family style dishes.
10 locals recommend
Spring Deer
42 Mody RdA classic Hong Kong restaurant.
Famous with both tourists and locals for its delicious Peking Duck and other family style dishes.
Drinks & Nightlife
Enjoy a glass of cocktail with stunning harbour view. From the Eyebar’s outdoor deck, you can expect panoramic views of the twinkling cityscape.
12 locals recommend
Eyebar
63 Nathan RdEnjoy a glass of cocktail with stunning harbour view. From the Eyebar’s outdoor deck, you can expect panoramic views of the twinkling cityscape.
Many kinds of local craft beers, good vibe.
A great place to bring a friend visiting Hong Kong for the first time.
Kowloon Taproom
10-14 Ashley RdMany kinds of local craft beers, good vibe.
A great place to bring a friend visiting Hong Kong for the first time.