Hong Kong is the city of life; nowhere else are there so many contrasts as here. You can enjoy breathtaking views of the skyline, relax in a green oasis, get to know the culture in a hidden temple, or embark on a culinary journey.
For this, we want to give you the most diverse tips and invite you to the best restaurants in Hong Kong.
Tip #1: The Magic Table
A completely new dinner elevates experiential gastronomy to a level that has not existed before. At The Magic Table, reality merges with illusion, as this 3D dinner was co-produced by The Clairvoyants.
They are known from America’s Got Talent, where they enchanted the world with their spectacular mentalism and illusion shows. Now it comes to your table! During a five-course menu, you will experience magic and wizardry up close and be part of it interactively.
You can check the current show times on the website mentioned below.
- Grand Hyatt, 1 Harbour Rd, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Tip #2: Burger Circus
Delicious burgers, fries and homemade milkshakes. You can find all of this in the best quality at Burger Circus in Hong Kong! This all-American diner is known throughout the city, is open daily, and even offers a special burger of the month.
Unfortunately, you can’t make reservations here, so it pays to be quick at this food hotspot.
- Sunday – Thursday: 12 – 10.30pm
Friday, Saturday: 12 pm – 11.30 am - 22 Hollywood Rd, Central, Hong Kong
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Tip #3: Duddell’s
As we all know, we eat with our eyes first. At Duddell’s in Hong Kong, you are served true works of art. Whether it’s weekend brunch, daily lunch, or dinner, here you not only see the quality, you feel it in every bite.
But beware, here, in one of Hong Kong’s best restaurants, some dishes must be pre-ordered.
- Sunday: 12 – 10 pm
Monday – Thursday: 12 – 11 pm
Friday, Saturday: 12 pm – 12 am - 3/F & 4/F, 1 Duddell Street, 1 Duddell St, Central, Hong Kong
Tip #4: Cheung Hing Kee
The best Shanghai pan-fried buns? You’ll find them at Cheung Hing Kee! You can choose between the typical sheng jian bao with soupy pork filling or a wide variety of other options: truffle, shrimp, or mala pork.
Everyone will find exactly the bun they like here, and one thing is certain: you’ll remember these Shanghai pan-fried buns from Hong Kong forever.
- Daily: 9am – 9pm
- 48 Lock Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Tip #5: Twist & Buckle
You’ll find the next culinary highlight twice in Hong Kong: Twist & Buckle. The churros specialist makes the dreams of true sweet lovers come true.
These churros are true works of art and perfection in every bite. These sweet dough creations are also perfect for an Instagram story or the perfect Hong Kong post.
- Sunday – Thursday: 12 – 10.30pm
Friday, Saturday: 12 – 11pm - 29-31 Chatham Rd S, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Tip #6: The Hunter
Modern cuisine with a touch of Mediterranean style – that’s what you get at The Hunter. The focus is on seafood and grill, so everything is always freshly prepared and served.
The interior also matches the concept of the menu. The blue tones of the furniture give you the vibe as if you were right by the sea. This way, you are one step closer to the culinary journey through Hong Kong.
- Monday – Friday: 12 – 10.30pm
Saturday, Sunday: 11.30am – 12am - 29 Tong Yin Street, Alto Residences Shop 11,Ground Floor, Seaside, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong
Tip #7: Roganic
Our next tip takes you straight into a Michelin kitchen, the Roganic. Here, you’ll be enchanted with modern British cuisine and delicious, innovative recipes. A sharing-style menu is typical for the restaurant, allowing guests creativity and flexibility to try everything. This makes the experience even more extensive.
Of course, the quality remains consistently outstanding. The desserts are particularly highly praised, so make sure to leave enough room for something sweet!
- Monday: closed, Tuesday – Sunday: 12 – 2pm and 6 – 9pm
- Shop 402 - 403, 4/F, Lee Garden One, 33 Hysan Avenue, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Tip #8: Jean-Pierre
The next tip is for everyone who wants to give their heart to French cuisine. At Jean-Pierre in Hong Kong, you’ll feel like you are in France, we promise.
The atmosphere is created by soft French music, the red furniture, and the elegantly dressed waiters. Work your way through the menu and experience the chefs’ love for detail!
- Sunday – Wednesday: 6 – 11pm
Thursday – Saturday: 6 – 11.30pm - 9 Bridges St, Central, Hong Kong
Tip #9: Mammy Pancake
At Mammy Pancake, you can expect the best egg waffles in the city. When you are here, you experience the real snack culture of Hong Kong. The waffles are freshly prepared and are soft on the inside and crispy on the outside. There are also many different flavors, so you can try several at once with your friends.
The place is special because the Michelin Guide has given a recommendation, making it one of the best street food spots in Hong Kong!
- Daily: 12 – 8.45pm
- Shop 5, G/F, 36 Jardine’s Bazaar
Make reservations on the website
Tip #10: Bushra
Arabic cuisine, a beautiful terrace, DJ nights with belly dancing and exotic cocktails – that calls your name, doesn’t it? At Bushra, you will experience a culinary evening and a journey into another world. You will get to know the flavors of the Middle East and Africa. With classics and also rare dishes, the chefs of the restaurant here in Hong Kong will enchant you.
- Daily: 12 pm – 2 am
- Shop G6 & UG16, 66 Mody Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
