If you’ve ever been personally victimised by an overrated bar with a suspiciously high Google rating, raise your hand! Hong Kong’s nightlife scene moves fast — one week there’s a buzzy new speakeasy, the next another “must-visit” cocktail den. Some spots genuinely deserve the hype, while others leave you wondering why you just paid $150 for a mediocre martini. Plus, with the rose-tinted lenses coming on after your third round, it’s fair to ask whether those near-perfect ratings really tell the full story. That’s where Team Sassy comes in. We’ve done the legwork (and paid the bar tabs) to put Hong Kong’s highest-rated drinking spots under our Sassy microscope. Consider this your no-nonsense guide to the bars that actually live up to and deliver the buzz — and are worth ordering that second round!

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CORKS Wine & Bar — Casual and chill wine bar, just as suitable for low-key events as a special occasion

This cosy neighbourhood wine bar is a go-to for Team Sassy date nights, offering a sweet and intimate atmosphere without the hefty price tag. Unlike many wine bars that focus primarily on bottle service, CORKS boasts a truly worthy by-the-glass selection, making it easy to enjoy quality wines without committing to a full bottle. We also love that it serves light French plates, such as ham and cheese platters and mini toasties, which pair utterly perfectly with its wines.

Sassy Tip: Don’t miss its buy-one-get-one-free Happy Hour for just $85 for two!

CORKS Wine & Bar, 205C Hollywood Rd, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 9258 5352
CORKS Wine & Bar, 23 Lan Fong Rd, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 9610 8268, linktr.ee/corks.hk

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Tell Camellia — Tea-inspired cocktail bar where artisanal tea meets craft cocktails

Tell Camellia is a dream come true for anyone who loves tea-based cocktails. Its drinks are expertly crafted to highlight the delicate, aromatic qualities of premium teas, resulting in cocktails that are nuanced, refreshing and never overly sweet, which, according to Social Media Lead Grace, makes them feel healthy enough to justify ordering another round. With its cosy setting and cocktails that blend East and West flavours (a Pu’er T-Tonic? Incredible!), Tell Camellia more than lives up to the hype.

Tell Camellia, Shop 2, LG/F, H Code, 45 Pottinger Street, Central, Hong Kong, 6596 0975, www.tellcamellia.hk

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Maggie Choo’s — Hidden jazz and cocktail bar in Central with live cabaret and performances

For a night of cabaret and fun, Maggie Choo’s is first on our list! But for drinks, perhaps the club pairs its cocktails best with a show. Cocktails tend to be on the too-sweet side for many patrons and don’t quite live up to the wow factor of its live entertainment. So we recommend coming for a good show, and staying for its surprisingly delicious nibbles and snacks. For just these feats alone, Maggie Choo’s certainly earns its 4.7 Google rating.

Maggie Choo’s, Chinachem Hollywood Centre, Hong Kong, 6250 6000, www.maggiechoos.com.hk

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Bourke’s — Neighbourhood watering hole with inventive and creative drinks

On the wishlist of most of Team Sassy for a long time, we were so excited to discover that Bourke’s did not disappoint. Its atmosphere is relaxed and unfussy, with a team of bartenders known for being as warm and entertaining as they are skilled behind the bar. If you’re on the hunt for a good martini in the 852, Bourke’s definitely delivers (plus it’s served with an addictive pickle side plate!). We especially love its creative cocktails like the Adult Cream Soda, earning rave reviews among our team for its rich, creamy texture and unique flavour profile! The food is equally impressive, and while Team Sassy has yet to try the much-talked-about Sunday roast (Bourke’s, if you’re reading this, please invite us!), we don’t doubt it will be as delectable as its drinks.

Sassy Tip: Bourke’s tends to fill up quickly, so it’s worth arriving early to snag a table or making a reservation.

Bourke’s, G/f, 46 Peel Street, Central, Hong Kong, bourkeshk.com

Watch: Team Sassy Tries Bourke’s!

The Pontiac — Rock-and-roll style dive bar

The Pontiac remains one of Hong Kong’s most iconic bars and inclusive spaces, beloved for its rock-and-roll energy and unapologetically fun and free atmosphere. While we love a popular spot, the buzz can sometimes tip into standing-room-only territory, which impedes the experience and conversation-ability of the place at times. 

The Pontiac, 13 Old Bailey Street, Central, Hong Kong, www.thepontiac.com

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Thirsty Shaker Cocktail Bar — Outdoor terraced bar ideal for group gatherings

Thirsty Shaker Cocktail Bar boasts a lively atmosphere and spacious layout that feels like a refreshing break away from the finance-bro-lined happy hour spots. Editor Anna particularly loves the bar for its two charming outdoor terraces, offering the perfect setting for al fresco drinks and easy conversation among its standout spiced punch bowls — ideal for sharing (or enjoy alone for some good ol’ fashioned stress release!).

Thirst Shaker Cocktail Bar, Hilltop Plaza, 3/ F 49 Hollywood Road, Graham St, Central, Hong Kong, 9880 5997, www.thirstyshaker.com

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Avoca Hong Kong — Award-winning bar with elevated takes on classic drinks

Avoca pairs expertly crafted cocktails with sweeping harbour views, making it a standout choice for drinks with a beautiful side of scenery. Its awards are long-ranging and diverse, from wine pairings and cocktail awards, with the bar’s elevated take on the classic Bloody Mary, the LGM Mary, as Executive Editor Suchetana’s highlight!

Avoca Hong Kong, 38/F, Mondrian Hong Kong, 8A Hart Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3550 0338 mondrianhotels.com/hong-kong/dining/avoca/

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Kinsman — Cantonese cocktail salon with Hong Kong-inspired flavours and traditions

Hong Kong bar Kinsman is not only ideal for a great night of cocktails and vibes, but ideal for strengthening the pride of Hong Kong. Its food is delicious too and shouldn’t be skipped. While its drinks are great and co-founder Gavin Yeung’s expertise in Cantonese spirits is evident in every pour, we’d love to see even bolder experimentation with Cantonese spirits (call us when there’s a Lao Gan Ma cocktail!). Nonetheless, the bar’s thoughtful approach to flavour and presentation still sets it apart, making it well worth its rating.

Kinsman, 65 Peel Street, Central,  Hong Kong, 28655011, www.singularconcepts.com/kinsman

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Sugar King — Havana-inspired bodeguita serving delicious cocktails and bites, alongside its signature flan

Sugar King’s inventive dessert-inspired cocktails and warm, welcoming service certainly make us double-take every time we walk by. Standout drinks include the Coconut Nigori and Daiquiris. Its Caramel Custard is worth trying for its novelty, but perhaps doesn’t live up to the expectations set by fans before. While its sandwiches are gorgeous, the bar itself is undeniably tiny, so Sugar King’s rating may decrease for those who don’t enjoy standing in close quarters for the majority of the night. 

Sugar King, 59C Peel Street, Central, Hong Kong, Instagram: @sugarkinghk

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Apothecary — Cocktail bar where you’re certain to find a remedy for your cravings

Stylish cocktail destination Apothecary is best known for its moody, atmospheric interiors with a stellar and strong drinks menu that’s as beautifully presented as it is well-balanced. While the drinks alone make Apothecary well worth a visit, it doesn’t serve a substantial food menu, so our visiting time at Apothecary is never as lengthy as we’d like. So fill your soul with a drink from Apothecary, but fill your stomach elsewhere! 

Apothecary, Unit A, 3/F, Carfield Commercial Building, 75-77 Wyndham Street, Hong Kong, Instagram:  @apothecary_hk

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When it comes to nightlife in Hong Kong, there are endless options. Some prefer late-night clubs; others crave the latest new watering hole; more still seek relaxed options like jazz bars, neighbourhood pubs and cafes, courtesy of the recent ‘coffee rave’ phenomenon. Nevertheless, finding the perfect girls night out bar remains a difficult task. That’s where Sassy comes in. If you’re sick of the finance bro mob on Peel Street (or of dropping $500+ every time you go for a drink), check out our carefully curated list of girls night faves — as always, tried and tested by our lovely team of ladies. 

Read More: Team Sassy’s Favourite Neighbourhood Bars & Local Pubs

The Holywell’s — Cafe-turns-speakeasy on Hollywood Road

If a Euro-summer is out of your group chat’s budget, The Holywell’s (aka Mrs. H Coffee House) is the answer to HK’s often-pretentious and hyper-modern bar scene. A Parisian-inspired cafe by day, the unassuming spot turns into a a cosy, plush-seated hideaway at 6pm. Editor Jessica loves how the bar offers a lowkey exclusive, speakeasy vibe without any stuffiness, as well as the seasonal cocktail menus which are fun, creative and always changing.

Sassy Tip: Keep up with The Holywell’s Instagram for cute events like game night and limited holiday-themed menus!

Mrs. H Coffee House (The Holywell’s by night), G/F, 140 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, Instagram: @the.holywells

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Vibes — Outdoor bar in TST with women-only weekday deals

If it’s free flow or happy hour you’re after, The Mira’s tropical-inspired alfresco courtyard bar takes the cake. On Wednesdays, girls can enjoy cocktails, sparkling wine, rose and beer from 4pm to 6pm for just $18, a price that rises by the same amount every two hours (until 10pm) to $36 and $54, respectively. The following day, Vibes offers a $258 Thirsty Thursday deal that includes three hours of free-flow wine, spirits and beer until 12am.

Vibes, 5/F, The Mira Hong Kong, Mira Place, 118 – 130 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, 2315 5599

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Crushed — Female-owned wine bar in Central with trivia night

Despite being on Peel Street, this cosy gem has a very different vibe than its neighbouring bars. Founded and operated by women, Crushed is equal parts wine shop and wine bar. Beyond its warm and welcoming atmosphere, we also love Chef Paulina’s nostalgic comfort food and the small-batch sustainable wines. For an extra fun girls night out, try trivia night, which takes place on the second Tuesday of each month!

Crushed Wine Bar, G/F, 39 Peel Street, Central, Hong Kong, crushedwines.com

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Lung Fu Pao — Campy Japanese sex-shop bar concept in Soho

For a night-out that starts when most happy hours are already dead, Lung Fu Pao is your girl. The sex-themed decor — think blow-up dolls on the ceiling and porno mags taped to the walls — is fun and campy without being gross, and Marketing Manager Megan says that bar staff is some of the friendliest she’s come across. Plus, not only does happy hour runs from 10pm to 12am with a solid $50 drink deal, there’s also a two-hour free-flow sake deal on weekdays for just $188!

Lung Fu Pao, 47B Elgin Street, Central, Hong Kong, 3460 4609, www.lungfupaohk.com

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ROUCOU — Cheese bar on Aberdeen Street with an outdoor terrace

ROUCOU may be known for its unique cheese omakase, but it’s also Managing Editor Suchetana’s happy hour headquarters. Perch on their open terrace overlooking the stylish Soho crowd, settle in for some prime people-watching and take full advantage of Samurai Hour: on Tuesdays to Saturdays from 5pm to 8pm, there’s a buy-one-get-one-free deal on artisanal Japanese cocktails, beer, wine and spirits.

ROUCOU, G/F, 28 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong, roucouconcepts.com

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Whether it’s Hong Kong’s hottest speakeasies, our fave neighbourhood bars, an unmissable happy hour deal or a must-try new drinks menu, you’ll find it all in our ultimate guide on where to drink in Hong Kong. This month, we’re highlighting spring-exclusive menus, as well as drinks inspired by Hong Kong’s temple culture.

Psst… looking for limited bartender guest shifts, collaborations and take-overs? Check out our regularly updated list of weekend activities!

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Qura Bar — New gallery of taste unveiled

Qura Bar at Regent Hong Kong raises the bar higher this season with a new concept, Salon de Qura. Inspired by the city’s rich culture and art, the bar has created eight original cocktails, each reimagined as a work of art. Don’t miss the Beth-Luis-Nion, a savoury Islay whisky highball with sundried tomato for a touch of umaminess; the Bushido, a tequila highball with Japanese melon and sakura vermouth; the theatrical Paparazzi milk punch with its chocolate “kiss”; or Hermione, a silky cream cheese gin punch crowned with cheese foam. To accompany the collection, Qura Bar has also unveiled a series of refined bar dishes. Art has never tasted so good!

Must-try drinks: Paparazzi ($180); Hermoine ($180)
Opening hours: 5:30pm to 12 midnight (Sunday to Thursday); 5:30pm to 1am (Friday and Saturday)
Address: Lobby Floor, Regent Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, 2313 2313, www.regenthotels.com

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WOOBAR — Enchanted forest in a glass

For those craving a bit of the fantastical, WOOBAR is turning cocktails into storytelling with its brand-new “Enchanted Forest” menu. With botanical flavours and unexpected pairings, its concept leans into nature with wildflowers, herbs, forest fruits and more, while balancing sweet, sour, bitter, salty, umami, and even spicy notes, so nothing feels one-note.

Must-try drinks: Forest Whisper ($168); The Adventurer ($188)
Opening hours: 6pm to late
Address: 6/F, W Hong Kong, Kowloon MTR Station, 1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, 3717 2889, www.woobar-whongkong.com

ARTIFACT — A moodier chapter opens with Volume 7

At ARTIFACT, ‘Volume 7’ arrives as a moodier, more introspective chapter, diving into the connection between land, sea and craft, with support from Valdespino and The Macallan. The menu unfolds in four chapters, but its standout is a sherry-led collection that puts Andalusia front and centre. Highlights include Noon on the Macharnudo, a crisp fino highball with guava and lemongrass; Vestido Rojo, a savoury, tequila-laced take on a Bloody Mary; and Guernica, which blends Pedro Ximénez with mezcal and rum in a bold, Old Fashioned-style serve inspired by Pablo Picasso’s Guernica.

Must-try drinks: Noon on the Macharnudo ($170); Palomino Gold ($170)
Opening hours: 5pm to 12am (Tuesday to Thursday); 5pm to 1am (Friday to Saturday)
Address: LG/F, Jardine House, No, 1 & 2, Shop 5 & 7, 1 Connaught Pl, Central, Hong Kong, 6468 8762, artifactbar.com

Friday After Class — Nostalgia served for third culture kids

Team Sassy can attest that at Friday After Class, you’ll be thinking all about your past with its newest ‘Third Culture Sip’ menu! Tapping straight into nostalgia, with a grown-up twist, of course, Friday After Class evokes the experience of growing up between cultures, blending global flavours into elevated, story-driven cocktails.

Must-try drinks: Butter Pop; Tom Yum Coco (executive editor Suchetana’s fav!)
Opening hours: 6pm to 2am (Tuesday to Sunday)
Address: 52 Peel St, Central, Hong Kong, Instagram: @fridayafterclass.hk

Shake Shack — Welcoming warmer months with the Pina Colada Shake

After its debut at the HKSevens, Shake Shack is bringing its long-awaited Pina Colada Shake to a shack near you! This limited-time sip comes in two editions: boozy and a mocktail that keeps things light but just as fun. For those imbibing in alcohol, you can expect it mixed with Don Julio Blanco tequila, layered with pineapple, coconut and a splash of lime. The perfect pairing to a juicy burger!

Must-try drinks: Pina Colada ($70); Pina Colada Mocktail ($60)
Address: various locations across Hong Kong

In case you missed last month’s new bars and drinks menus…

The Savory Project —  Asia’s 50 Best Bar teams up with Venchi for Cremino cocktail pop-up

Venchi launches ‘The Cremino Trio’ project this April, including Hong Kong’s first pop-up Cremino Bar in collaboration with The Savory Project, the Central cocktail bar ranked among Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2025. Together, they’ve crafted five exclusive Creminotail cocktails ($140 each), paired with one of Venchi’s three-layered Cremino chocolates. Editor Anna’s favourites include the Pistachio Fizz with wasabi and barley shochu paired with Pistachio Dark and the Banana Sour, with whisky and olive oil alongside Pistachio Cremino. If you’re looking for something a little sweeter, try the Cremino Martini, made with cold brew coffee, Chinese almonds and cachaça.

Must-try Drinks: Pistachio Fizz, Cremino Martini, Banana Sour (all $140)
Opening Hours: Check The Savory Project for hours
Address: The Savory Project, 4 Staunton Street, Central, Hong Kong

Read More: Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2025 — Who Made The List

Bourke’s — Soho bar nods to Australian roots with new menu

Bourke’s, the one of our favourite neighbourhood bars on Peel Street, is leaning into its roots with a menu that marks the biggest change since 2024. Bar manager Aled Burt introduces a lineup of ‘Native Cocktails’ (all $120) celebrating ingredients sourced exclusively in Australia, such as the Macadamia — a whisky sour twist with Johnnie Walker Black infused with tangerine and house-made macadamia orgeat — alongside the Wattleseed, a coffee-vanilla old-fashioned with Torres 10 Brandy and wattleseed bitters. The ‘Nostalgia Cocktails’ section adds grown-up spins on Aussie childhood favourites like Sassy Social Media Manager Grace’s personal fave, Adult’s Cream Soda: a milk-punched highball with Martell VSOP and vanilla-coffee foam.

Must-try Drinks: Adult’s Cream Soda, Wattleseed, Lemon, Lime, and Better (all $120)
Opening Hours: Weekdays from 5pm, Saturday from 3pm, Sunday from 12pm until late
Address: Bourke’s, Peel Street, Soho, Hong Kong

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Peridot — The Henderson bar unveils new Oaxaca-inspired cocktail menu

Beverage director François Cavelier is back with ‘Terroir No. 2: Oaxaca,’ the next instalment of Peridot’s quarterly cocktail series. Launching 6 April, the 10-drink menu (all $168) takes inspiration from Mexico’s mezcal heartland — expect everything from smokey, mineral-forward pours to bright, tropical flavours. Standouts include Más Fotos, a bold blend of mezcal, overproof rum and kumquat liqueur; Ice and Fire Sgroppino, a playful mashup of corn liqueur, mezcal and sparkling sake; and Answering Spicy Questions, which pairs tequila with a conversation-starting card game.

Must-try Drinks: Mango Provocador, El Beso Del Desierto (all $168)
Opening Hours: 3pm to 10pm (Monday to Saturday); 10pm to 1am (Monday to Thursday), 10pm to 2am (Friday to Saturday)
Address: Peridot, Summit 38, 38/F, The Henderson, 2 Murray Road, Central, Hong Kong

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Jean-Pierre — French bistro bar refreshes menu with twists on Parisian classics

Jean-Pierre has just launched a refreshed cocktail menu that blends French classics with a touch of mischief. Maître des Cocktails Suraj Gurung is in charge of the lineup, introducing new permanent serves like Madame Claude — a bold spin on the Pornstar Martini — alongside the crisp, Saint-Tropez-inspired Club 55 and the bright, playful Abricot Sour. For April only, the bar also debuts the Bleu Martini, a mix of French vodka, dry vermouth, Roquefort cheese and pear eau de vie. We can’t wait to try this one!

Must-try Drinks: Cornichon Martini, Madame Claude, Bleu Martini (April only)
Opening Hours: 6pm until late
Address: Jean-Pierre, 9 Bridges Street, Central, Hong Kong

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Salon Lanson — Causeway Bay lounge launches new chapter of Hong Kong Odyssey series

Salon Lanson introduces the spring edition of its Hong Kong Odyssey cocktail series, featuring nine shochu-based drinks inspired by the neighbourhood’s landmarks and heritage. Head mixologist Manuel Saavedra leads the seasonal menu, which includes highlights like Incense & Tide — a smokey Negroni-style creation served with burning Japanese incense as a nod to Tin Hau Temple — alongside clarified milk punch The Lanson Thaw and the refreshing Harmony Bloom. Guests can enjoy the cocktails on their own or opt for the curated pairing menu ($350) with six rotating canapés.

Must-try Drinks: Incense & Tide, The Lanson Thaw, Harmony Bloom (all $128)
Opening Hours: 5:30pm to 7:30pm daily
Address: Salon Lanson, Lanson Place, 133 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

Read More: Your Neighbourhood Guide To Causeway Bay

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Sometimes you just need a plate of sizzling garlic prawns and a cold glass of sangria. Luckily for us, Hong Kong has a spot to secure just about any cuisine imaginable — and Spanish is no exception! From formal fine dining to hole-in-the-wall eats, we’ve hunted down the spots with the best vibes, the crispiest churros and tapas that’ll have the group coming back for more. Keep reading to discover our favourite Spanish restaurants and tapas bars in Hong Kong!

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Casa 218 — Authentic Spanish eatery and bar in Causeway Bay

Casa 218 is a vibrant restaurant bringing the soul of Spain to Hong Kong. Savour authentic homemade tapas, sizzling paellas and tender roasted chicken, all crafted with passion and the finest ingredients. Just be sure to save room for the irresistible homemade churros with rich chocolate sauce for the perfect sweet finale! Plus, mentally escape to Spain every weekend with the lively brunch featuring favourites like broken eggs and free-flow cava or sangria. The lively ambiance and hospitality are everything you need to escape the Causeway Bay streets!

Price range: $200 to $400 per person
Opening hours: Daily, 11:45am to 12am (opens 11am on weekends)
Address: Casa 218, 218 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Book: 2522 1218, LinkTree

Read More: Your Neighbourhood Guide To Causeway Bay

Pica Pica — Casual Spanish tapas bar in Sheung Wan

Tucked away in Sheung Wan, Pica Pica is a buzzing tapas bar with a modern, industrial vibe. The menu puts a contemporary spin on classic Spanish dishes, from regional specialities to a must-try Fideuà from Gandía with cuttlefish and Spanish bluefin tuna tartare with avocado and baby gem lettuce. Chef Edgard Sanuy’s creative menu perfectly complements the space’s massive open windows and energetic atmosphere, making it the perfect spot for a date or girls night.

Price range: $200 to $400 per person
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 11pm
Address: Shop G-H, G/F, Kai Tak Commercial Building, 317 Des Voeux Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Book: 2811 9880, picapica.hk

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Aire — Upscale Spanish grill with terrace in Lee Garden One

Aire brings vibrant flavours from Barcelona, Valencia and more to the heart of Causeway Bay, offering a sophisticated setting for authentic Spanish cuisine. The menu showcases bold regional taste, with a special focus on premium meats and seafood grilled over a traditional Basque parrilla. With its roomy al fresco terrace, Aire stands out from the crowd as much for its expansive stylish space as it does for its food!

Price range: $200 to $700 per person
Opening hours: Daily, 11:30am to 2:30pm; 6pm to 10pm
Address: Shop No. 301B-302, 3/F, Lee Garden One, 33 Hysan Avenue, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Book: 2866 3286, aire.hk

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Bayfare Social — Tsim Sha Tsui gastro-market in Rosewood Hong Kong

Soak in the sights of Rosewood Hong Kong’s fifth floor terrace while you indulge in Spanish tapas with modern touches! We’re partial to the small plates: Hokkaido Scallop, Hamachi Crudo and the Iberico board to start, and the Wagyu Beef Cheek Paella for the mains!

Price range: $500 to $900 per person
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 10:30pm
Address: 5/F, Rosewood Hong Kong, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Book: 3891 8732, www.rosewoodhotels.com

Read More: Your Guide To Tsim Sha Tsui

Quiero Mas — Mediterranean-style Spanish bar in LKF, Central

Price range: $198 to $398 per set menu
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 11pm
Address: 20/F, M88, Wellington Place, 8 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong
Book: 2383 0268, www.quieromas.hk

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La Rambla — Catalan cuisine in IFC with outdoor terrace

Price range: $400 to $800 per person
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 11pm
Address: Shop 3071-73, 3/F, IFC Mall, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong
Book: 2661 1161, larambla.hk

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The Optimist — Northern Spanish grill house in Wan Chai

Step into this multi-storey gastronomic restaurant in Wan Chai for a journey through Northern Spain. The Optimist is famous for its primal, smoky flavours, thanks to a custom charcoal grill that turns out incredible seafood and meats. It’s also a perfect spot for a large group dinner where you can share standout dishes like the Tuna Tartare, Lobster Rice and House Basque Cheesecake — the perfect hearty, not-too-sweet finish.

Price range: $500 to $800 per person
Opening hours: Daily, 11:30pm to 3pm; 6pm to 10:30pm
Address: G/F, 239 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Book: 2433 3324, theoptimist.hk

Read More: Your Neighbourhood Guide To Wan Chai

La Paloma — Beloved paella brunch spot in Sai Ying Pun

For a truly authentic and energetic taste of Spain, head to La Paloma. This Sai Ying Pun hotspot is a Team Sassy favourite (you’ll often find team members having lunch here), boasting Hong Kong’s largest paella pan, which churns out perfect Paellas packed with socarrat (a crispy, caramelised layer of rice!) for the table. It’s fuelled by creative ‘sexy’ tapas, brunch offerings and a great selection of Spanish wines and sangria.

Price range: $400 to $700 per person
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 3pm; 6pm to 12am
Address: 1/F, 189 Queen’s Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
Book: 2291 6161, lapaloma.hk

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Calle Ocho — Trendy tapas and gin bar on Fashion Walk

Inspired by the vibrant nightlife of Barcelona, Calle Ocho is a chic and moody spot for a fun night out. It’s part tapas bar, part gin library, boasting an incredible selection of over 100 gins. The jamón bar takes centre stage, and the creative cocktails are the perfect partner for small plates like Crispy Patatas Bravas and rich Spanish Tortilla. But it’s the new nose-to-tail menu that gives Calle Ocho its latest edge, celebrating the whole animal with the kind of unfussy, flavour-first confidence that defines the best of Spanish cooking. We’re talking Crispy Pig Ears, Pork Cheek Piquillo Pepper and more.

Price range: $300 to $600 per person
Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday, 12pm to 12am; Friday and Saturday 12pm to 2am
Address: Shop G01, G/F, JPSquare, 22-36 Paterson Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Book: 2638 8895, calleocho.hk

Read More: Your Guide To Causeway Bay Restaurants, Bars & Shops

1862 Bar de Tapas y Vino — Cosy tapas bar in Tai Kwun

Nestled within the historic walls of Tai Kwun, 1862 offers an intimate setting for traditional Spanish bites. It feels like a genuine neighbourhood bar you’d find in Spain, focusing on classic flavours and excellent wines. It’s a great spot for a casual after-work drink and a few perfectly executed plates, like Grilled Octopus and Patatas Bravas.

Price range: $200 to $400 per person
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 10pm
Address: G07, G/F, Barrack Block, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
Book: 2633 1862, www.1862.com.hk

Read More: The Ultimate Guide To Tai Kwun

Chueca — Modern and chic tapas bar in Central

Bringing a dose of modern Madrid to Gough Street, Chueca is a sleek and trendy spot for innovative Spanish tapas. The vibe is cool and contemporary, perfect for a date night or cocktails with friends. The menu merges creativity with comfort in dishes like the signature Tuna Tartare On Cracker and rich Seabass and Chorizo main.

Price range: $350 to $650 per person
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 10:30pm
Address: G/F, 8-10 Gough Street, Central, Hong Kong
Book: 2703 0810, chueca.hk

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El Vaso De Oro HK — Spanish bodega and wine bar in Tai Ping Shan

For a straightforward taste of Spain without the fuss, El Vaso De Oro is your spot. This Sheung Wan eatery is all about hearty, traditional recipes, from a stellar Carabinero Prawn Paella to a wide range of tapas such as the Oreja de Cerdo, a Madrid classic of crispy pig’s ear served with a spicy brava sauce. We also recommend the Spanish beer, a perfect companion to the flavourful food!

Price range: $300 to $500 per person
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 12pm to 11pm
Address: 44 Sai Street, Tai Ping Shan, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Book: 2506 2518, book.bistrochat.com

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Olé Spanish Restaurant — An iconic venue in Central for Spanish feasts

A Hong Kong institution for over 25 years, Olé is where you go for a classic, heartfelt Spanish experience. Tucked away in an unassuming building, the warm, rustic interior and the sound of live guitar music transport you straight to Madrid. This is the place to indulge in timeless dishes like Segovia-style Suckling Pig and sizzling Garlic Prawns.

Price range: $500 to $900 per person
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm to 3pm; 6pm to 11pm
Address: 7/F, Shun Ho Tower, 24-30 Ice House Street, Central, Hong Kong
Book: 2523 8624, www.olespanishrestaurant.com.hk

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BÀRBAR — Convivial tapas bar in Wan Chai

BÀRBAR draws its soul from the tapas culture of Madrid and Barcelona, channeling the spirit of Spanish social dining into its menu. Expect the classics done right — ham croquettes with a perfectly golden crust, briny anchovies picada and blistered Padrón peppers — alongside indulgent editions of comfort food like wagyu beef and foie gras sliders, and an elevated cured meat collection that features the likes of acorn-fed Ibérico ham.

Price range: $200 to $400 per person
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 12pm to 3pm and 6pm to 11pm; Weekends and public holidays, 12pm to 11pm
Address: BÀRBAR, G/F, 9 Ship Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Book: 2810 0008, book.bistrochat.com

Qué Pasa — Tai Hang eatery with tapas and sharing plates

At Qué Pasa, head chef Amaru Morales has paid tribute to Spain’s diverse regions — from Andalusia to Basque Country — through a new street tapas menu that goes beyond the familiar. Think slow-braised Andalusian oxtail with crispy patatas (Executive Editor Suchetana’s favourite), braised oxtail croquettes, squid sandwich (one of Madrid’s most iconic dishes) and more. Each dish tells a regional story, designed to pair beautifully with cocktails, cold beers and good company.

Price range: $200 to $500 per person
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 11:30am till late; Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays, 11am till late
Address: G/F, 98 Tung Lo Wan Road, Tai Hang, Hong Kong
Book: 9169 0298, www.quepasatapas.com

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Walking down Elgin Street, it is easy to miss Bar Mind 念. While not a speakeasy per se, its black concrete exterior and dark, reflective glass stand in stark contrast to the typical Hong Kong aesthetic, which often lures passersby with loud neons and crowds spilling onto the pavement. Instead, Bar Mind operates on an ‘if you know, you know‘ frequency. The stripped-back, cave-like space might be unnerving at first glance, but once inside, the atmosphere is magnetic — so much so that, as Lo and Wong warn, many find themselves staying until the sun comes up.

This intimidatingly cool aesthetic mirrors its founders: Jo Lo, a veteran of Hong Kong’s elite bar circuit, and Birstacla (Birs) Wong, a creative whose background spans fashion and tattooing. While the pair’s nonchalant personalities are a far cry from the ‘Extreme Extrovert’ archetype so common in F&B, the result is a sense of welcome that feels more authentic than many of the city’s louder establishments.

From the deliberate absence of bottles on display to the hyper-intentional menu, Bar Mind is committed to a ‘no labels’ philosophy. It strips away the industry fluff to focus on the essentials of a great neighbourhood bar: community and mixology. For International Women’s Day, we sat down with Lo and Wong to discuss the mentality behind their craft, navigating the ‘boys’ club’ of global competitions and their vision for the future of the space.

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You both come from distinct creative worlds — Jo, you’re an industry veteran, and Birs, you come from fashion and tattooing. How do these backgrounds collide at Bar Mind?

Birs: For me, cocktails and mixology are just another medium for creativity, like making a garment or tattooing. I wanted to start a business that felt more ‘human.’ In fashion, things can feel distant. Here, I can talk to people directly.

Jo: We always wanted a multidisciplinary space. Once we’re settled, we want to host ‘flash club’ tattoo events or display Birs’s clothing. That way, Bar Mind can really be an inclusive community space, as well as a platform for all our interests.

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I love your ‘meet-cute story’ — you actually met at Room 309, a former hidden bar in Hong Kong. Was it an instant professional connection, or did the bar dream come later?

Jo: We were introduced by a mutual friend there. It started as a relationship first, but as we got more stable, the dream of owning our own bar together became the ultimate goal. It felt natural to combine our styles into a single space.

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The aesthetic here is quite dark — it’s very cave-like and minimalist. Was this a reaction to the flashy, neon-heavy bar culture we usually see in Central?

Birs: Exactly. I wanted to go against the more campy aesthetic and the trend of loud branding. We don’t even show our bottles on the back bar. We want you to focus on the technique and the story in the glass, not the label on the bottle.

Jo: We definitely argued about the lighting in the beginning! I’m focused on the operations, while Birs is the creative engine. As long as it wasn’t too dark to see the menu, I let her lead.

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Your menu is hyper-intentional, leaning heavily into Cantonese flavours. How do you integrate nostalgic ingredients into modern cocktails?

Jo: We use the Asian palate as our foundation. For example, our ‘A Taste of Home’ drink uses Lapsang Souchong and winter melon tea to bring in a nostalgic sweetness, finished with a salted plum powder rim — it’s a flavour profile every local grew up with.

Birs: It’s about balance. We take those ingredients and make something new, or ‘grown up’ from it. We want the drink to taste like a Hong Kong memory, but reimagined as something sophisticated and unexpected.

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You’ve both competed at the highest levels, like Diageo World Class. What is the reality for women in those high-pressure, often male-dominated environments?

Jo: It’s still very imbalanced. In global competitions, you might see 60 participants, and fewer than 15 are women. Even in Hong Kong, the big bar groups and owners are almost exclusively men.

Birs: Honestly, I just do my own thing. You can’t control what people think or say, so I focus on the work. But those competitions were a huge period of growth for us. When I went to the Global Finals in Sydney, I had to create over ten signature cocktails, and Jo had to help me remember every detail and manage all the prep.

Jo: I was Birs’s chaperone in Sydney, and honestly, it was more stressful than competing myself! It was an intense year for both of us, but seeing each other grow through that pressure is really what solidified our partnership before we opened our own space.

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You’ve been open for nearly a year now. Have you encountered any challenges in the shift of bartenders to business owners?

Birs: The economy in Hong Kong is tough right now. A lot of people are heading to Shenzhen or mainland China to drink because it’s cheaper. When the business drops, you feel it personally. But I believe the soul of the Hong Kong scene is hard to replicate — people will come back for the quality eventually.

Jo: It’s also just the sheer competition. There are so many new bars opening constantly. It forces us to keep improving. At the end of the day, we’re still working toward our dream of hitting the Top 50 Bars list, but first, we have to make the business work day-to-day.

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On a typical night, you can see a lot of women — in groups and by themselves — at Bar Mind. Did you intentionally set out to create a safe space for girls or for the queer community?

Jo: We don’t label Bar Mind as an ‘LGBT bar.’ If people know we are a couple, they know. I don’t want to put pressure on anyone with a label. We just want a space where everyone — straight, queer, whoever — feels comfortable.

Birs: We just want to be a great neighbourhood bar. A lot of women feel so comfortable, we see them dozing off on the couches here, like they could stay all night. That’s a great compliment, but maybe some people feel too comfortable…

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If someone is visiting Bar Mind for the first time, what is the one drink they have to order?

Birs: The Peach Reverie. It’s a graceful mix of tea, fruit and wine — specifically Merlot infused with jasmine tea, blended with peach tea and vodka. We finish it with a sea salt cheese foam and torched Parmesan powder. It’s a sweet-salty composition that’s light, floral and lingering.

Jo: For me, the 80’s Highball! It’s a lightweight drink that’s traditional with a twist. We start with Dewar’s White Label for an approachable, honeyed Scotch character, then add Lapsang Souchong for smoky depth and winter melon tea for aromatic complexity. It hits those nostalgic Hong Kong flavours in a very intentional way.

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Whether an impromptu celebration, late-night Netflix binge or a “just because” hump day happy hour, wine shops and liquor stores offering alcohol delivery in Hong Kong will have your pad stocked in no time! You’ll find bottles from independent wineries, popular supermarket brands, local breweries and more. And the best part? Your wine and spirit of choice can be delivered straight to your door in a matter of hours without you even having to leave the sofa! Keep scrolling for your complete guide to Hong Kong wine and liquor stores.

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Silène Wine Shop – Online destination for premium wines from boutique wineries

Known for its exceptional wine collection curated by The Missing Bottle, Silène Wine Shop is your one-stop destination for diverse, quality offerings. With direct imports from boutique wineries, each unique bottle is chosen for its excellence, and you can appreciate them as connoisseurs or novice enthusiasts. Silène’s outstanding selection of grower Champagnes and boutique wines highlights rising stars across Europe’s finest regions, from Bordeaux and Rhône Valley to Languedoc and Piedmont. It focuses on passionate winemakers, whether they’re new talents or the next generation revitalising their family estates. At Silène, you’ll discover hidden gems and distinctive flavours.

Enjoy 10% off your first order with the code 10WITHSASSY. Offer valid until Tuesday, 30 June, 2026.

Silène Wine Shop, Unit 2004-06, 20/F, Strand 50, 50 Bonham Strand, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 5336 9694, IG: @silenewineshop, www.silenewineshop.com

Watson’s Wine – Fuss-free wine delivery in Hong Kong

As one of Asia’s largest wine specialists, you’ll have seen plenty of Watson’s Wine stores throughout the city. But did you know that Watson’s Wine also has a handy online store facilitating wine, sake and spirit delivery across Hong Kong? Place your order before 4pm to get it delivered the next working day. Click and Collect is also available at its many locations.

Watson’s Wine, various locations across Hong Kong, www.watsonswine.co

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HK Liquor Store – Go-to wine and spirit shop for a quick pick-me-up or house gatherings

With 12 locations throughout Hong Kong, HK Liquor Store is a solid go-to option stocking quality wines, spirits and non-alcoholic Champagne, so there’s really something for everyone. Neatly arranged by category, you’ll have no trouble finding the bottles you need or a handy store near you! HK Liquor Store offers free delivery for orders over $1,000, otherwise there is a delivery fee of $120.

HK Liquor Store, various locations across Hong Kong, 3543 0038, www.hkliquorstore.com

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Vynluna Wines – Cosy haven for fine and artisanal wines in Central

The fine selection at what is likely to become your new favourite boutique wine shop, Vynluna, has everything from ready-to-drink to collectible bottles, and also stocks small-batch gems handcrafted by eco-conscious global artisans. If you have any questions, the knowledgeable staff will be happy to help, including keeping you in the loop on the ever-evolving curated list of wines. Vynluna offers free delivery on orders over $1,500, or free store pick-up. It also hosts regular themed tastings you’re sure to enjoy whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or a curious explorer!

Vynluna Wines, G/F, 5 Chiu Lung Street, Central, 5272 8088, IG: @vynluna, www.vynluna.com

The Bottle Shop – Hong Kong liquor store with a wide range of spirits, wines and more

A reliable beverage shop for high-quality drinks at affordable prices, The Bottle Shop is a favourite go-to of ours for alcohol delivery. As one of the founding members of the Craft Beer Association of Hong Kong, it naturally stocks a huge selection of local and international craft beers (including gluten- and alcohol-free options), along with a wide selection of gin, whisky, rum and wine.

The Bottle Shop, G/F, 114 Man Nin Street, Sai Kung, New Territories, Hong Kong, 2791 1600, www.thebottleshop.hk

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WINEVIEW – One of Hong Kong’s best online wine shops

With over 1,200 products available ranging wines, champagne, beer and spirits, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for at WINEVIEW. You can snag free shipping with orders over $1,000 or six bottles, or add on just $60 for delivery across Hong Kong, Kowloon and the New Territories. Don’t know as much about wines as you wish you did? Check out its wine tutorials — or go all out with a wine course — to become a true-blue sommelier!

WINEVIEW, Whatsapp: 3462 2341, www.wineview.com.hk

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RNG Wine – Huge online wine store with next day delivery

Not only does RNG Wine have over 4,000 wines from all over the world for you to browse through, but it also ensures 24-hour temperature control in its warehouses (which any novice wine enthusiast knows is important) and offers next day delivery (or same-day delivery with an extra charge) and self pick-up at its two locations. You can scroll through old vintages, newcomers to the scene, fun gift sets and of course, non-alcoholic options too. RNG Wine also has a membership tier programme.

RNG Wine, B214, B2/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2520 5300
RNG Wine, Unit 812, 8/F, Hewlett Centre, 52-54 Hoi Yuen Road, Kwun Tong, 2520 3220, www.rngwine.com

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Crushed Wines – Female-run wine bar in Hong Kong with an online store

Crushed Wines was born over a fateful Zoom call by four gals with a few decades of wine, restaurant and marketing experience between them. Wines are available for delivery across Hong Kong, and you can also drop by the Crushed Wine Bar in Sai Ying Pun (open Tuesday to Saturday) for a selection of sustainable, small-batch wines and a menu of seasonal sharing plates.

Crushed Wines, Shop A, G/F, 6-8 Second Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, crushedwines.com

Vivino – Online wine marketplace with an app

Vivino has one simple goal: to help people enjoy wine to the fullest. As the world’s largest online wine marketplace and most downloaded wine app, Vivino offers a unique wine shopping experience that works by pooling community data to suggest personalised wine recommendations for your convenience.

Vivino, www.vivino.com

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Wine Rack – Hong Kong wine shop stocking affordable bottles

Specialising in mixed cases of quality wines, Wine Rack is ideal if you’re after a variety of affordable options. In addition to wine, the online store also delivers beers, cider, spirits and soft drinks.

Wine Rack, various locations across Hong Kong, www.winerack.com.hk

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Bidvino – Extensive choice of wines online for delivery in Hong Kong

Bidvino offers an exclusive and extensive choice of wines online for delivery in Hong Kong with a “pay now, ship later” policy available so you don’t run out of space at home! What’s more, the site also provides user-friendly information to help you understand what you’re purchasing along with enthusiastic customer service.

Bidvino, bidvino.com

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Jebsen Fine Wines – Shop wines, premium sakes and spirits in Hong Kong

True to its name, online store Jebsen Fine Wines delivers an enviable selection of iconic wine brands, including the likes of Bollinger, Penfolds and Rupert & Rothschild, to name a few, along with an impressive range of award-winning spirits and premium sake.

Jebsen Fine Wines, www.jebsenfinewines.com

Wine Brothers – Small-batch wines sourced directly from Australia

From the vineyard and delivered straight to your doorstep in Hong Kong, Wine Brothers is the brand to know for direct-sourced small-batch wine and craft spirits. Expect an impressive collection of undiscovered wines made with love, all sourced directly from small-batch Aussie vineyards.

Wine Brothers, www.winebrothers.com.hk

Cellarmaster Wines – Stocks wines on a budget as well as more premium selections

With more than 30 years of experience in the industry, Cellarmaster Wines delivers everything from boutique producers to fine, rare and aged classics. On a budget? Not a problem! Bottles at Cellarmaster Wines range from $38 upward, so you can have something fabulous delivered without having to spend a fortune.

Cellarmaster Wines, cellarmasterwines.com

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Omtis Fine Wine – Cellar in Kowloon offering a wine storage service

Omtis Fine Wine is home to an extensive range of top-value daily drinking wine, as well as an impressive selection of fine and artisan wines with trusted provenance. But what we love most about Omtis is its shop and store service which allows you to store wines that you purchase, ensuring they remain in perfect condition.

Omtis Fine Wine, Suite M1, 10/F, Kaiser Estate, Phase 3, 11 Hok Yuen Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong, www.omtisfinewines.com

Two More Glasses – Curated selection of over 2,000 wines and spirits

Sourcing over 2,000 wines and spirits (all hand-selected by its in-house sommelier) from across the globe, Two More Glasses represents family-owned labels such as Marquis de Vargas, Allouchery Perversal and many more. As one of Team Sassy’s favourites, we can vouch for its timely service and exquisite wines. 

Two More Glasses, Unit 1001, World Interests Building, 8 Tsun Yip Lane, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong (closed Sundays), 3586 3028, www.twomoreglasses.com

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Kerry Wines – Popular wine shop offering premium wines

Packing a team of experienced wine veterans and sommeliers, you can trust that the wines here are of quality. You can shop hassle-free by sorting according to the winery, grape variety and even green practice (whether it’s organic, sustainable or biodynamic). Plus, it can help you organise a wine tasting for special occasions! 

Kerry Wines, 2169 7700, www.kerrywines.com

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Wine ‘N’ Things – Wine delivery as well as spirits, ciders and craft beers

As the largest importer of New Zealand wine in Hong Kong, Wine ‘N’ Things is the place to go for your New World wine fix. The online retailer also stocks a selection of Old World wine offerings for delivery, along with a small range of craft beers, ciders and spirits.

Wine ‘N’ Things, winenthingshk.com

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The Flying Winemaker – Hand-picked selection of reds, whites and sparkling wines

Led by founder and winemaker Eddie McDougall, The Flying Winemaker has a long-standing commitment to creating award-winning wines, along with running its very own comprehensive online store and delivery service. Here you can shop a variety of red, white, rose and sparkling wines from around the globe, as well as a curated selection from the winemaker himself.

The Flying Winemaker, flyingwinemaker.com.hk

More Wine Shops And Liquor Stores With Alcohol Delivery In Hong Kong

• Wine Not HKG – Discounted selection of wines, spirits, liqueurs and whiskeys. Choose home delivery or free pick up with 24-hours notice. www.winenot.com.hk
• Wine Cave – Wine supplier with a 10,000sqft. cellar where clients can store their personal wine collections. www.winecavehk.com
• Cuvees.com – Wine shop where quality is always guaranteed, storing all of its alcohol in state-of-the-art temperature and humidity-controlled warehouses. cuvees.com
• Bestbev – Delivers a wide range of international beers, ciders and spirits to cover every drinking occasion. bestbevhk.com
• WINE MOMENTS – Of note here are the brand’s Wine Boxes, which feature a selection of curated wines according to themes like “Daydrinking” and “Read And Relax”. winemoments.com
• Discover Wines Asia – Offers bottles from boutique, family-owned wineries, giving you an alternative to the more mainstream wine fare. www.discoverwinesasia.com
• Sake Central – This delivery pick offers one of the most impressive sake collections in the city, curated by founder and “Sake Samurai” Elliot Faber. sake-central.com
• Young Master Ales – One of the largest craft breweries in Hong Kong. youngmasterales.com
• Ponti Wine Cellar – Huge online wine store sourcing dozens of brands and running frequent sales. www.pontiwinecellars.com.hk

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Editor’s Note: “Top Wine Shops & Liquor Stores In Hong Kong” was most recently updated in June 2025 by Team Sassy.

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When you’re craving some great tunes, but clubs aren’t quite the vibe of the night, consider Hong Kong’s jazz scene. Tucked between neon-lit streets and skyscraper views, this city houses intimate bars where sax solos dance through the air, cocktails pair brilliantly with bright soundscapes and you can hear the city’s energy truly come alive. Team Sassy’s rounded up the best jazz spots perfect for unwinding after dark and ready to tap your shoes to!

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Ella — New Orleans-inspired speakeasy at Trilogy

Behind its huge black door, Ella invites you to a sultry evening of soulful and unmissable music. Paying tribute to the legendary Queen of Jazz, Ella Fitzgerald, Ella embodies the zesty spirit of New Orleans and the community from which jazz was born. Plus, don’t miss the stunning drinks such as the Classic Creole, a vibrant twist on a classic margarita, paired perfectly with arancini balls, to set the mood for an evening of great jazz.

Live Jazz Performances: Thursday from 8:30pm; Friday to Saturday from 8:45pm.

Sassy Tip: If you’re craving more upbeat vibes after an experience at Ella, head up to the rooftop bar Wav for some groovy beats and stunning views or head over to Keyz nightclub to explore Trilogy’s next big event!

Ella, The Trilogy, 26/F, H Code, 45 Pottinger St, Central, Hong Kong, Instagram: @ellaxoxo.hk, www.singularconcepts.com/thetrilogy

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The Stage — Live music scene at Sophia Loren House, Hong Kong

If you’re chasing a spot where music is truly positioned centre stage, The Stage should be your go-to. With stunning interiors (Instagram-worthy, we think!) and an array of live acts ranging from pop and soul to jazz, stepping into The Stage feels as good as it looks. Signature Martinis are, of course, always a good decision, as is the range of DJ sets. Plus, throughout the week, enjoy a range of special events such as Fries B4 Guys, where you can indulge in unlimited fries every Tuesday (before guys!) and a Jazz Afternoon Tea for a bit of refined excitement (Saturdays from 3pm).

Live Jazz Performances: Wednesday to Saturday, from 9pm

Sassy Tip: If you’re keen for live music, The Stage also hosts pop and soul live music performances on Fridays and Saturdays from 9pm!

The Stage, The Heritage Woo Cheong Pawn Shop, 60A-66 Johnston Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 3594 6302, heritage1888.com/stage-bar

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Wontonmeen — Beloved local hostel highlighting great jazz music in Kowloon

Tucked into the historic streets of Sham Shui Po, Wontonmeen Hostel is a love letter to old-school Hong Kong. Every corner is packed with cultural character, from vintage decor to a curated library of books dedicated to local culture, history and the arts that truly capture the city’s soul. Kowloon’s Jazz scene is notorious at Wontonmeen’s Sai Yung (meaning small wonton noodles), referring to an extra small jazz nook hidden inside Wontonmeen. As its name suggests, this intimate corner is designed to give Kowloon one more space to celebrate live jazz and the city’s endlessly eclectic energy.

Live Jazz Performances: Event-based — buy a ticket here.

Sassy Tip: Don’t forget to head to Wontonmeen’s rooftop, where night views and gorgeous decorations feel completely cinematic.

Wontonmeen, 2/F, 135 Lai Chi Kok Road, Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong, Instagram: @wontonmeen, https://www.wontonmeen.com/

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Maggie Choo’s — Step into the 1930s with sultry jazz and cabaret acts

Maggie Choo’s pulls you straight into the glamour of 1930s Shanghai with its moody, opulent design inspired by an abandoned 1847 East India Company bank. Its impressive vault door, teller-style bar and delicious cocktails are just some of the reasons to visit this incredibly fun spot. Inspired by the story of Maggie Choo, a young orphan girl from Shanghai, who turned an old 19th-century English bank hidden behind her antique shop into a cabaret and bar, to create a spot where guests could escape their worries. Her bar quickly became a haven for high society and world-class entertainers. Though the whereabouts of Maggie Choo remain a mystery today, her spirit lives on in the sultry jazz and cabaret performances at Maggie Choo’s.

Live Jazz Performances: Nightly, from 6pm

Maggie Choo’s, G/F, Chinachem Hollywood Centre, Hong Kong, 6250 6000, www.maggiechoos.com.hk

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CODA — Japanese-style jazz lounge and cafe

CODA (formerly Kind of Brew) is a spot where the drinks stay rich, vibes stay comforting and the jazz keeps unfolding all night. Inspired by Japanese kissaten culture (traditional, Japanese retro-style coffee houses playing jazz), this jazz lounge and café oozes intimacy in a groovy and chic sanctuary, where vinyl records hug the walls. We also recommend CODA’s classic umeshu soda, or its Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Aricha, for the smooth and aromatic coffee lovers.

Jazz Performances: Playing nightly

CODA, G/F, 112 First Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, 6751 3493, codajazzkissa.com

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DarkSide — Rosewood Hotel’s sultry cocktail parlour with live jazz inspired by Kowloon’s colourful past

True to its name, DarkSide casts a shadowy, seductive spell over you with its smoky jazz, dim lighting and craft cocktails. Here, rare aged spirits, vintage cigars and classic cocktails set the stage, inspired by Kowloon’s colourful past, while sultry live jazz completes the enchanting experience. And if that’s not enough to go by, let DarkSide’s accolades speak for themself, having earned a spot on Asia’s 50 Best Bars for four years straight, and ranked among the World’s 50 Best Bars 2021. Its curated collection of rum, whisky and calvados spans centuries, with dark spirits dating back to the early 19th century. Plus, cognac lovers can’t miss the bar’s exclusive cognac blend crafted by the award-winning bar team!

Live Jazz Performances: Sunday to Monday, from 8pm; Tuesday to Thursday, from 8:15pm; Friday to Saturday, from 8:45pm

DarkSide, Rosewood Hong Kong, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3891 8888, www.rosewoodhotels.com/darkside

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Champagne Bar — The go-to destination for Champagne lovers at Grand Hyatt Hong Kong

This intimate, mood-lit hideaway pours luxury by the glass with an impressive lineup of premium champagnes, vintage bottles and champagne-based cocktails. From Tuesday to Saturday, Liza Michael takes over the stage with acoustic, unplugged sets, while Mondays are filled with instrumental jazz to keep the ambience lush and laid-back. While you’re there, sample drinks to discover how truly one-of-a-kind each creation is, crafted with fresh ingredients, housemade liqueurs and cordials inspired by the hotel’s vibrant dining scene.

Live Jazz Performances: Tuesday to Wednesday, from 6:15pm; Thursdays to Saturdays from 6:30pm; Instrumental music Monday from 6:15pm

Champagne Bar, Lobby Level, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, 1 Harbour Rd, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 2584 7722, www.hongkong.grand.hyattrestaurants.com/champagne-bar

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Visage One — Hair salon moonlighting as a jazz and blues club

If you know, you know. Visage One is one of the city’s most legendary underground music spots — a place so unassuming you’d walk right past it. By day, a humble hair salon, but come Saturday night, owner and jazz obsessive Benky Chan transforms this space into a full-blown jazz den that feels ripped from a smoky 1960s film reel. Here, you’ll brush knees and make direct eye contact with the musicians in this ultra intimate set up, to create a raw and authentic jazz experience.

Sassy Tip: While it’s often nicknamed a secret, it’s still a popular secret, so we recommend queuing early!

Live Jazz Performances: Saturday nights

Visage One, LG/F, Po Lung Building, 93 Hollywood Road, Mei Lun Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2523 8988, Facebook: @Visage-One

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Dada Bar + Lounge — A space where Dadaism never ended

Dance and party your troubles away at Dada Bar + Lounge. Tucked into the buzz of Tsim Sha Tsui, this spot channels the rebellious, beautifully chaotic spirit of the avant-garde movement that flipped the art world on its head. Here, Dadaism never ended; it simply found a new home. The cocktail menu reads flamboyant (as to be expected with Dadaism!) with old classics and playful cocktails existing in harmony, that feel as effervescent as they taste.

Live Jazz Performances: Every Friday; open-mic night every other Thursday

Dada Bar + Lounge, 2F, The Luxe Manor, 39 Kimberley Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, 3763 8778, www.theluxemanor.com/dada-bar-lounge

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Captain’s Bar — Keeping Hong Kong entertained for over 50 years at Mandarin Oriental

Step into a slice of Hong Kong nightlife history at Captain’s Bar, the legendary lounge tucked inside the iconic Mandarin Oriental. A city institution for over 50 years, this cosy yet stylish bar is the perfect blend of old-school charm and sophistication, having been popular as an after-work watering hole for decades. Acclaimed for its nightly jazz performances, pop in to savour one of its famous draught beers served in silver tankards!

Live Jazz Performances: Jazz playing nightly

Sassy Tip: Regulars to the Captain’s Bar can receive their own tankard engraved with their name!

Captain’s Bar, Mandarin Oriental, 5 Connaught Road Central, Hong Kong, 2825 4006, www.mandarinoriental.com/captains-bar

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Fountain de Chopin — Hong Kong-based community-driven Jazz venue dedicated to promoting jazz

Founded in 2021, Fountain de Chopin Weeks is a homegrown Hong Kong collective pushing jazz into the spotlight, using music as a lens for reflection, creativity and everyday possibility. In 2023, it opened a 4,500 sq ft venue that has hosted hundreds of events ranging from live performances and jam sessions to workshops, courses and cross-disciplinary collabs. Fountain de Chopin has evolved into one of Hong Kong’s most electric platforms for improvisation and discovery, offering everything from intimate gigs and free-flowing jam sessions to the city’s only formal jazz education programme, nurturing a fresh wave of emerging talent.

Live Jazz Performances: Event-based — buy a ticket here.

Fountain de Chopin, 6/F, Block B, Kai Tak Factory Building Stage 1, 22 Sam Chuk Street, Sun Po Kong, Hong Kong, Instagram: @fountaindechopin, www.fountaindechopin.com

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Fringe Club — Non-profit arts organisation aiming to conserve and develop Hong Kong’s cultural heritage

Hong Kong Fringe Club is an arts-driven hub in the heart of Soho that’s been a magnet for live music, theatre and performance culture since 1984. As one of the city’s key alternative venues, it champions both local talent and international acts across a wild mix of genres, and jazz is absolutely part of that rich tapestry, often being showcased in multiple ways, from improvised jam sets to sophisticated ensemble nights.

Live Jazz Performances: Event-based — buy a ticket here.

Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Road, Central, Hong Kong,  2521 7251, www.hkfringeclub.com

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Lobby Lounge — Classic cocktails with nightly live jazz

If you’re after somewhere that feels both timeless and just the right amount of chic for an evening out, this elegant lounge tucked into Conrad Hong Kong is the one. With skyline views through floor-to-ceiling windows, this spot provides the perfect laid-back yet refined spot for winding down after work or easing into the night with friends. While you’re there, choose from its selection of fine wines and expertly mixed cocktails (including their signature Conrad Pearl) whilst live jazz tickles your ear and disposition, filling the space with smooth music.

Sassy Tip: If you’re after larger bites, consider Lobby Lounge’s Feast to the Rhythm supper buffet (Fridays and Saturdays) featuring more than 45 global dishes accompanied by live music.

Live Jazz Performances:  Monday to Saturday, 6:30pm to 11:30 pm

Lobby Lounge, Conrad Hong Kong, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Hong Kong, 2521 3838, www.hilton.com/hkghcci-conrad-hong-kong/lobby-lounge/

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Ned Kelly’s Last Stand — Hong Kong’s oldest jazz bar and pub

After opening in 1972, Ned Kelly’s Last Stand stands as the oldest jazz bar in Hong Kong, where live jazz plays every night of the week. Having housed legendary players such as Jimmy Rogers, Rosemary Clooney, Matt Monroe, The Tom Jones Band and more, stepping into Ned Kelly’s feels like stepping into a slice of history, where the echoes of raucous laughter and crisp notes can still be heard. Expect lots of jazz and blues classics peppered with some entertaining live skits (such as musicians using a teapot to produce music!). 

Live Jazz Performances:  Nightly, from 9:30pm

Ned Kelly’s Last Stand, G/F, 11A Ashley Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong,  2376 0562, Facebook: @Ned-Kellys-Last-Stand

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Salon No.10 — Private members’ salon for creative professionals, connoisseurs and entrepreneurs

A hidden gem tucked in Hong Kong’s Central, Salon No.10 is where vintage glamour meets modern sophistication. Once you pass through the hatch-like front door, you’ll be instantly transported to an intimate and cinematic space, where plush velvet chairs, moody chandeliers and expertly mixed drinks set the scene for live jazz, funk and disco nights. At Salon No.10, music programmes always feel unique, curated and as exciting as they sound (literally!).

Live Jazz Performances: Event-based — buy a ticket here.

Salon No.10, G/F, 10 Arbuthnot Rd, Central, Hong Kong, Instagram:@salon10hk, salon10.club

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Tiffany’s New York Bar — New York Speakeasy, transported to the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui

Tiffany’s New York Bar brings the 1920s speakeasy back in full swing with its sultry dim lighting, Art Deco flair and one of Hong Kong’s largest whisky collections. Signature cocktails and more than 250 whiskies set the tone, but our real highlight is the live jazz that gives this spot its unmistakable charm and seductiveness.

Live Jazz Performances:  Monday to Saturday, from 9:30pm

Tiffany’s New York Bar, InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong, 70 Mody Road, East Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong,  www.hongkong.intercontinental.com/tiffanys-new-york-bar

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Whether you’re after dinner with a view, or just want a spot to sit for happy hour and watch the world go by (with a million-dollar harbour view too), having your bar table perched on a rooftop is just something else. Whatever your priority (location, ambience, good grub, rooftop views or top-tier cocktails), there really is something for everyone. Scroll through for our picks of the best rooftop bars and al fresco terraces across Hong Kong. We’ll cheers to that!

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ALTO – Daily happy hour with sky-high views in Causeway Bay

With an unbeatable view from the 31st floor of V Point Tower in Causeway Bay, this rooftop steakhouse also draws its crowds for the cocktail-lovers looking for stellar scenery. With its sleek interiors and extensive menus, ALTO remains a favourite. The Sunset, Sip & Savour happy hour runs daily from 4pm to 7pm (and until late on Tuesdays), with selected drinks starting at $68 and cocktails at $78 (our Marketing Coordinator loves ALTO’s Margaritas — sour and strong!).

Opening Hours: Daily, 11:30am to 3pm & 5:30pm to 11pm

ALTO, 31/F, V Point, 18 Tang Lung Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2603 7181, www.sandshospitality.com/alto

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Cardinal Point – Rooftop bar in Central with unrivalled skyline and harbour views

Cardinal Point at Forty-Five is where your evenings get a serious upgrade! This chic venue, led by John Nugent of The Diplomat, boasts a stunning al fresco terrace offering unparalleled views of Central’s skyline and Victoria Harbour. Whether you’re in the mood for sundowners or classic cocktails — the Pandan Highball is a Sassy favourite — Cardinal Point’s creative drinks programme celebrates global flavours with a twist. Perfect for large gatherings of up to 350 guests, this rooftop hotspot promises nights filled with dazzling views, live music and the best golden hour vibes in the city!

Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday, 12pm to 1am; Sunday, 11:30am to 10pm

Cardinal Point, Forty-Five, 43-45/F, Gloucester Tower, LANDMARK ATRIUM, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, 3501 8560, www.cardinalpoint.com.hk

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Terrible Baby – Kowloon’s rooftop gem with creative cocktails and casual vibes

Proving that great rooftop bars can be found on the ‘dark side’ too, Eaton HK’s Terrible Baby is one of our favourite Kowloon spots for drinks. Here you’ll find a beautiful garden terrace with urban views overlooking Jordan. In addition to the casual rooftop vibes, don’t sleep on the creative cocktails (like Pineapple Express, Lassi For Adults and Love Potion) on offer here, crafted by Bar Manager Axel Gonzalez, and you may as well bring your furry friends along too as this particular spot is dog-friendly!

Opening Hours: Sunday to Thursday, 2pm to 12am; Friday to Saturday, 2pm to 2am

Terrible Baby, 4/F Eaton HK, 380 Nathan Road, Jordan, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2710 1866, www.terriblebaby.com

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SKYE Roofbar and Brasserie – Convenient spot with sweeping city and waterfront views

Found on the 27th floor of The Park Lane Hong Kong hotel, this rooftop restaurant and bar has you covered on all fronts, including food, drinks and views. It’s right opposite Victoria Park in Causeway Bay, and comes with panoramic vistas of Hong Kong’s skyline and waterfront. We love SKYE’s focus on sustainability, not to mention the fact that we are simply spoilt for choice with over 50 wine selections on offer.

Opening Hours: Daily, 12pm to 1am

SKYE, 27/F, The Park Lane Hong Kong, 310 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2293 8888, Instagram: @skyeparklane

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Reflect Rooftop Bar And Restaurant – Mexican fusion spot in Mong Kok

Did you know that in Mongkok City Centre, you can find a Mexican fusion cuisine restaurant with comfortable outdoor seating and a dozen unique cocktails and mocktails, that’s open until 2am? Admittedly, most patrons are flocking to Reflect for its tacos and tapas, but make sure you don’t sleep on its iconic creations like Sichuan Smash (with tequila and homemade Sichuan peppercorn syrup) or Macha Xander (with dark rum and matcha) for $128 each.

Opening Hours: Daily, 12pm to 2am

Reflect Rooftop Bar And Restaurant, 12/F, Mongkok City Centre, 74-84 Sai Yeung Choi Street South, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 9402 9697, Instagram: @reflect.hk

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aqua – Italian and Japanese restaurant and bar with panoramic rooftop views

Be assured that when this iconic Hong Kong restaurant relocated to the new H Zentre in TST, it retained everything we loved about the original flagship and if anything, elevated its standards to new heights. aqua’s rooftop terrace Spirit Bar is the perfect place to kick off your evening (or afternoon since it does open at 3pm!) with a signature cocktail (from a choice of 10) or mocktail and breathtaking panoramic views. Snag cocktails and wines by the glass for $98 everyday from 5pm to 8pm during Sunset Hour.

Opening Hours: Sunday to Thursday, 3pm to 12am; Friday to Saturday, 3pm to 1am

aqua, 17/F, H Zentre, 15 Middle Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3427 2288, www.aqua.com.hk

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OZONE – World’s highest rooftop bar with panoramic night views

Drink among the clouds at the highest rooftop bar in the world! Located on the 118th floor of the Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong, this rooftop lounge is as much a tourist attraction as it is a sleek (and somewhat pricey) watering hole. OZONE’s open-air rooftop terrace is the perfect spot to survey the sparkling lights of Hong Kong from every angle.

Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 4pm to 1am; Saturday, 12pm to 1am; Sunday, 12pm to 12am

OZONE, 118/F, The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong, 1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2263 2270, www.ozonebarhongkong.com

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Top Town – Lavish chandeliers and art deco flair

Not your average rooftop bar, Top Town’s exquisite chandeliers are just the cherry on top, combined with stunning panoramic views of Central. The art-deco inspired American Seafood Bar offers both indoor and outdoor seating and is perfect for casual lunches and late-night cocktails. Team Sassy members particularly love the daily Sundown specials where you can get several drinks — including Prosecco and house spirits with mixers — for $60 each from 5pm to 9pm, Monday to Saturday, and delicious Top Town bites until 11pm.

Opening Hours: Monday to Thursday, 3pm to 12am; Friday to Saturday, 3pm to 2am (closed on Sunday)

Top Town, 31/F, 28 Stanley Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2133 5769, www.oro-toptown.com/top-town

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Sugar – Rooftop bar with umbrella-covered sofas in EAST Hotel

Located on the 32nd floor of the EAST Hotel, this spacious rooftop bar and lounge has a different view of Hong Kong from every spot. Sugar’s drinks menu features an extensive selection of martinis and mojitos, amongst all sorts of delicious cocktails and draught beers. Settle under the umbrella-covered sofas on the rooftop patio (with an order of truffle French fries!) for a perfect lazy evening.

Opening Hours: Sunday to Thursday, 5:30pm to 12am; Friday to Saturday, 5:30pm to 1:30am

Sugar, 32/F, East Hotel, 29 Tai Koo Shing Road, Tai Koo, Hong Kong, 3968 3738, www.easthotels.com

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Cadillac Bar & Grill – Mexican-American rooftop escape with affordable happy hour

Saddle up for a wild ride at Cadillac Bar & Grill, the ultimate rooftop escape in Causeway Bay’s Hysan Place! This expansive bar captures the spirit of Mexican-American cuisine and transports you straight to the sun-soaked beaches and fiestas of the Wild West. Don’t miss its happy hour from 3pm to 7:30pm on weekdays, where drinks start at just $18 and only go up $10 each hour. This is also a great place to grab fellow boozy friends and a pitcher of Margaritas to share during happy hour for $220.

Opening Hours: Daily, 11:30am to 12am

Cadillac Bar & Grill, Shop 718-719, 7/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2521 2322, www.elgrande.com.hk

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Popinjays – Upscale rooftop venue with a sprawling terrace lounge

Set on the top floor of The Murray, this rooftop restaurant and bar is one of Hong Kong’s finest, serving up a modern European-inspired menu along with an impressive beverage selection. While Popinjays’ restaurant has stunning floor-to-ceiling windows, a must-visit is the 420-square-metre rooftop wrap-around terrace, complete with inviting lounge chairs, comfortable couches, and unparalleled views of The Peak, Central Hong Kong, and its surrounding parks. Sometimes, there are even intimate concerts held here by local and internationally renowned artists.

Opening Hours: Sunday to Thursday, 12pm to 12am; Friday to Saturday, 12pm to 2am

Popinjays, 26/F, The Murray, Hong Kong, 22 Cotton Tree Drive, Central, Hong Kong, 3141 8888, www.niccolohotels.com

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Cruise – Rooftop gem in North Point hotel

Swap the hustle and bustle of Central for sundowners in North Point. Found on the 23rd floor of Hyatt Centric, this hidden gem offers panoramic views and a spacious outdoor terrace – check and check! As for the concoctions, there are plenty of options that’ll suit all taste buds including locally-inspired cocktails and festive offerings (plus Beats & Bubbles deal we love!).

Opening Hours: Monday to Thursday, 3pm to 12am; Friday, 3pm to 1am; Saturday, 12pm to 1am; Sunday, 12pm to 12am

Cruise, 23/F, West Tower, Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong, 1 North Point Estate Lane, North Point, Hong Kong, 3896 9898, www.hyatt.com

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SìpSip Rooftop & Private Lounge – Indoor and outdoor spaces with drinks, food and shisha

Where classic vibes meet modern life, SìpSip excels at one thing in particular: making sure you’re covered no matter what. If the weather calls for it, sit outside on the rooftop bar and bask in the glory of the Hong Kong skyline — especially recommended during golden hour — and if not, chill on the home theatre sofas in the intimate lounge where you can still embrace the cinematic views. In addition to delicious cocktails and surprisingly affordable comfort food (think dim sum, rice bowls and a variety of hot soups and congee), you can also dabble in shisha in a variety of unique flavours — all ordered through SìpSip’s handy QR code!

Opening Hours: Monday to Thursday, 4pm to 3am; Friday to Sunday, 3pm to 3am

SìpSip, 25/F, Morecrown Commercial Building, 108 Electric Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 5131 7189, sipsiphk.com

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KABOOM – Rooftop bar with tropical vibes in Tsim Sha Tsui

Come for the shisha, fusion bites and creative cocktails, stay for the views and tropical vibes! The comically named drinks are mostly on the lighter side, perfect for a relaxing afternoon watching the sunset with friends. If you ask us, we always go for Life Sucks, Let’s Get Drunk!, Damn Pissed Off! and If Not Now, When?.

Opening Hours: Sunday to Wednesday, 12pm to 1am; Thursday to Saturday, 12pm to 2am

KABOOM, 20/F, Prince Tower, 12A Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3708 8114, Instagram: @kaboom.lounge

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More Rooftop Bars And Al Fresco Terraces In Hong Kong

With a skyline like Hong Kong there really are endless options for a rooftop drink! Here are some more picks around the city.

• Eyebar – Nautical decor and ambience at this expansive outdoor patio in Kowloon. www.elite-concepts.com
• La Rambla by Catalunya – Killer drinks menu, moreish tapas, imported Spanish furnishings and of course, amazing views in the outdoor seating area. www.larambla.hk
• Sunset Grill – Locally themed cocktails with unique scenery in Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung Hotel. www.sunsetgrill.hk
• Red Sugar – Impressive selection of craft beers, wines, cocktails and snacks in Hung Hom’s Kerry Hotel. www.shangri-la.com
• ZUMA – Relaxed and vibrant rooftop garden terrace with inventive cocktails in the heart of Central. www.zumarestaurant.com
• Portico at Spiga – Indulge in Italian bites, comfy seating and al fresco vibes at Spiga’s sprawling rooftop terrace. www.sandshospitality.com
• Duddells – With a drink on the Duddells rooftop terrace, you’ll feel a world away from the hustle and bustle of Central. www.duddells.co
• The Garage – Head over to the Cordis Hotel in Mong Kok for this Food Truck and craft beer-themed rooftop bar. www.cordishotels.com/the-garage-bar
• Harbourside Grill – Head to this TST rooftop bar for a sundowner on the al fresco terrace and be treated to unparalleled views of the Hong Kong Island skyline. www.sandshospitality.com/harbourside-grill
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Editor’s Note: “Rooftop And Al Fresco Bars In Hong Kong With Epic Views” was most recently updated in February 2026 by Veena Raghunath. 

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In this guide, we create personalised itineraries for each Blackpink member, highlighting the spots we think Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa would love most in the 852. From chic cafes and streetwear shopping to iconic landmarks and hidden gems, discover how to travel Hong Kong like your favourite idols with Sassy! Whether you’re a die-hard Blackpink fan or just looking for a fun, more personalised and stylish way to explore the city, these Blackpink-inspired itineraries will have something for everyone hitting Hong Kong for their next concert! Read on to discover the whirlwind city adventure we’d send the K-pop queens on during their time offstage.

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Jennie’s Itinerary
Rosé’s Itinerary
Lisa’s Itinerary
Group Itinerary Recommendations

Jisoo’s Elegant Explorer Itinerary 

Start the morning with a trip to Disneyland

Despite being the oldest member of Blackpink, we know how much Jisoo loves exploring and taking in touristy activities, so we’d recommend a visit to Disneyland, because we know how much she loves Frozen! Often hitting up Disney World and Disney Stores when travelling abroad, Hong Kong Disneyland is a great day-trip for anyone visiting the city. 

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Afternoon indulgence with a twist

For an afternoon indulgence, we recommend a spot of high tea for this Blackpink member, and The Peninsula’s high tea is a must-try in our books! But since we also know Jisoo is a fan of ferry rides, we suggest for more unique experience, such as Aqualuna’s Afternoon Tea Cruise. Sail on board Hong Kong’s spectacular harbour on one of the last remaining red sail junks, with a curated selection of yum cha favourites from Dim Sum Library (available with vegetarian options too!) while enjoying the stunning views of Hong Kong’s skyline!

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Korean comfort foods in Hong Kong

Knowing Jisoo’s love of rice and Korean food, we recommend one of the many stellar Korean dining spots in Hong Kong. For a Hong Kong spin on Korean faves, we’d recommend MOYO, which serves up contemporary Korean food with an Italian Twist ( the Carbonara rice cakes and beef tartare are a Sassy fave!) or Kaya, a beloved Korean BBQ spot in the heart of bustling Causeway Bay.

Sassy Tip: For those who enjoy the finer things in life, like Jisoo, may enjoy Duddell’s for stylish contemporary Cantonese fare and The Chinese Library for award-winning Chinese gastronomy in Central. 

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Live music and fine cocktails at a Hong Kong speakeasy

Afterwards, DarkSide at the Rosewood Hong Kong is ideal to end Jisoo’s Hong Kong adventure with champagne cocktails. Alternatively, tap into Jisoo’s musical side by enjoying live music and good vibes at one of Hong Kong’s stunning speakeasies and bars for a relaxed, low-key ambience, and all the delicious tipples.

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Jennie’s Fashion-Forward, Trendsetter Itinerary

Delicious avocado toast breakfast options in Hong Kong

For Jennie, no morning is complete without an avocado toast, so APT. coffee with customisable toast options or Wanaka’s alfresco dining and courtyard are ideal for Miss Jennie Kim. Alternatively, for more local Hong Kong flavour, Dim Sum Library or Tim Ho Wan are great options for reliable Yum Cha!

Sassy Tip: Check out Sassy’s recommended Dim Sum restaurants for more inspiration!

Shopping trendy brands at Causeway Bay’s Hysan Place and Fashion Walk

Despite the potential crowds, Causeway Bay’s vast array of shops is ideal for this fashion icon. From streetwear-heavy concept stores like HBX, Juice and Fashion Walk’s D-Mop, to flagship locations of adidas (of which Jennie is a brand ambassador in several campaigns for the brand!) and Onitsuka Tiger, plus Vivienne Westwood and Maison Margiela, shopping options here are enough to keep Jennie entertained for hours!

Sassy Tip: Don’t miss Amaz By Lokianno in Fashion Walk, a hidden gem with designer figurines and collectables. Whether you purchase or not, the amazing collection makes for a fab impromptu toy exhibition and museum. 

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Savour Hong Kong’s delicious pizza scene

Despite her initial distaste for pizza, Jennie has become quite the pizza connoisseur. Grab an early dinner with a generous helping of divine pizza spots in Hong Kong. Our recommendations would be for gigantic American-style slices from Sonny’s or Mother of Pizzas — delish and oh-so Instagrammable!! 

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Sample diverse and Hong Kong-exclusive gelato flavours

And of course, what’s dinner without dessert? We know Jennie’s love for ice cream, and with the vast array of Hong Kong’s sweet treats, you’re spoilt for choice! Our recommendation has to be Gelato Messina, perfect for sampling some Hong Kong-exclusive flavours such as Black Sesame Tong Yuen or Lao Gan Ma Chilli Oil. Plus, its large portions are perfect for sharing with her bandmates and team. 

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Drinks at Hong Kong’s Best Bars in Asia

Finally, neighbourhood gem, Coa, or the number 1 bar in Asia 2025, Bar Leone, has to be recommended for Jennie. With friendly service, inventive drinks and an ambience that can’t be beat, Hong Kong’s bar scene is ideal for extroverts and introverts alike! Finish up drinks with an evening walk through one of Hong Kong’s many parks — we can almost predict an Instagram being taken here! 

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Rosé’s Relaxing and Romantic Hong Kong Itinerary

Australian-inspired cafes in Wan Chai

For a delicious morning, Fineprint or Blend & Grind are perfect choices for the singer, with its Australian-inspired cafes to give her a taste of her home in Hong Kong. Plus, with an acoustic playlist on loop and its pet-friendly facilities, these cafes make for a relaxing start to a day in Hong Kong. 

Read More: Our Favourite Cafes & Coffee Shops In Wan Chai

A calming stroll through Hong Kong’s peaceful parks

Next up, we’d recommend a stroll through Tamar Park or Nan Lian Garden to take in Hong Kong’s idyllic nature spots amid the city’s hustle and bustle. Plus, she should defo sneak in a trip to Hong Kong’s Puma stores to see her recently released Puma sneaker. 

Explore Hong Kong’s stunning beaches and seaside retreats

Then, we’d recommend a trip down to South Hong Kong to Repulse Bay and Deep Water Bay or even Stanley. Hong Kong’s beaches are not to be missed and are a true gem in Hong Kong, so a trip to the beach is necessary for at least one of the Blackpink members! Plus, the seaside cafes are perfect for Rosé, as seen in her Sea of Hope performances! 

Read More: The Best Beachside & Seaview Restaurants In Hong Kong

Light and vibey authentic Cantonese cuisine

For an evening treat, head back to the city for a cosy dinner at Little Bao for casual and light but vibey comfort food or Mak An Kee Noodle for an authentic taste of Hong Kong dumplings! Finish off by sampling some local Hong Kong desserts — we think she would love a mango sago! Refreshing and sweet enough to satisfy the singer’s sweet tooth! 

Read More: Your Guide To Lesser-Known Local Hong Kong Desserts

Lisa’s Energetic And Exciting Hong Kong Itinerary

Delicious pastries and egg tarts to start the day

We recommend Blackpink’s youngest member to start off with a bakery, knowing her love for pastries and bread. Of course, don’t skip the egg tarts — a must-try for anyone coming to Hong Kong! Bakeries and coffee shops are abundant in the city — and Sassy’s got you covered on where to find the best cafes!

Read More: The Best Bakeries In Hong Kong — Where To Buy Bread, Pastries & More

Explore Mong Kok’s distinct and fun shopping vibe

From there, Lisa’s morning should divert to Sneaker Street in Mong Kok, where the vibe and energy suit her personality. Haggling isn’t for the faint-hearted, but we think she could do it! Plus, knowing her love of Labubus, Mong Kok is full of places to grab the next edition or alternative!

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An activity-filled afternoon with workshops and excursions

Always the outgoing type, Lisa’s afternoon should be packed with an adventure. We’re thinking a workshop (we think tufting would be right up her alley!) or a baking class! Alternatively, a trip to Ocean Park is ideal for her sweet nature. Filled with roller coasters and pandas, it’s equal parts adorable and adrenaline-filled.

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Authentic Thai food in Hong Kong’s Little Thailand

Finish up by hitting Kowloon City, where Thonglor is ready to delight with a true, authentic taste of Thailand to provide all the home comforts for Lisa with their stellar food. From the vintage Thai movie posters to the Wagyu boat noodles to in-house hand-made milk tea ice cream, this is a spot that is as much for the taste buds as it is for the experience. 

Read More:The Best Thai Restaurants In Hong Kong: Where To Eat Thai Food

A sober coffee rave for the real extroverts

Finally, if lively Lisa still has energy for more, a coffee rave sounds right up her alley for a fab social event without the hangover! 

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Blackpink Group Must-Do Itinerary

No Blackpink Hong Kong itinerary is complete without these slightly touristy, but extremely fun and entertaining activities! With gorgeous city views and prime photo spots, these are the group activities ideal on Blackpink’s day off!

• The Peak at golden hour. City views, wind in their hair, and that perfect group shot to break Instagram.
• Dim Sum brunch together –  an iconic Hong Kong staple and ideal bonding moment. Share classic Cantonese dishes and pour tea for each other at a range of luxe or affordable Michelin-starred spots! 
• Night Market Street Food Tour (Temple Street) – fishballs, egg waffles and Hong Kong milk tea, plus international classics like tanghulu and crepes! 
  
• Dragon’s Back Hike – This is a scenic but not too intense hike, and we could certainly see them making memories in cute athleisure fits! 
• Ocean Park – for playful, carefree group activities that support Hong Kong’s wildlife conservation efforts! 

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So your friend has been to Hong Kong before. They’ve had Anglo-Indian food at The Peak, stuffed themselves at Tim Ho Wan and gorged on street food at Temple Street. Now what? Instead of recycling the same old itinerary, take them to these newly opened spots and classic gems — spots that locals love but often fly under visitors’ radars, or that weren’t around last time your out-of-towner visited! From secret hole-in-the-walls to killer Thai food and five-star dim sum, here’s your guide to showing off Hong Kong’s drink and dining scene like a pro.

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Mak Kee Food — North Point Xiao Long Bao Done Right

Skip the long lines at Din Tai Fung — this Michelin Cheap Eats recommendation is where you’re likely to find the locals! Tucked away in North Point, you’ll be hard-pressed to find more affordable xiao long bao than here (and definitely not as drippingly delicious!).

Mak Kee, May Ka Mansion, 21-23 Fort Street, North Point, Hong Kong, 5711 3599, Instagram: makkeeyummyfood

Read More: The Best Xiao Long Bao In Hong Kong

Kinsman — A Peel Street Bar That’s Actually About the Drinks

Ping Pong is a classic Hong Kong speakeasy, but chances are, your friend has been before. Kinsman on Peel Street is where you go for serious cocktails with equally aesthetic charm. Using Chinese spirits, this neighbourhood bar is the type of spot that could only exist in Hong Kong.

Kinsman, 65 Peel Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2865 5011, www.singularconcepts.com/kinsman

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Peking Garden — Hong Kong Duck Without The View Tax

Hutong’s flaming duck is legendary, but so is the bill! Peking Garden serves up equally stellar Peking duck in an old-school, white-tablecloth setting that feels like a throwback to old Hong Kong. With locations all across Hong Kong, tableside carving and an 8pm noodle show, it’s a must-see for those visiting Hong Kong!

Peking Garden, various locations across Hong Kong, 2526 6456, www.pekinggarden.com.hk

Read More: The Best Peking Duck In Hong Kong

Hashtag B — Hong Kongers’ New Fave Egg Tart Bakery

Bakehouse may be our city’s reigning viral egg tart spot, but if you’re looking for a new take on the classic street food, take your friend to Hashtag B! The Napoleon egg tart features a delicate, flower-shaped puff pastry shell that’s impossibly light, flaky and airy, but the bakery also serves up unexpected flavours like peach and pistachio.

Hashtag B, various locations across Hong Kong, www.hashtagb.com

Read More: Our Favourite Egg Tarts In Hong Kong

Thai Pai Dong – No-Frills, All-Flavour Thai In Jordan & Central

Samsen gets all the hype, but if it’s ex-chef now works at this unassuming spot in Jordan, serving up the same authentic Thai cuisine without the two-hour queue. The Wagyu beef boat noodles, Pad See Ew, chicken skewers and mango sticky rice are must-orders — and if your out-of-towner would prefer to stay island-side, a new branch just opened on Staunton Street!

Thai Pai Dong, G/F, 24 Man Yuen Street, Jordan, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 6648 0179

Read More: Where To Get Authentic Thai Food In Hong Kong

Snack Baby — Hollywood Road Gelato With Unique Flavours

Move over, Messina — Snack Baby in Central whips up inventive flavours like Comté & Quince, made with spiced quince jam and toasted hazelnuts, and Ube Lavender Cheesecake in a tiny, Instagram-worthy shop. The seasonal specials are always a hit, and there are also alcoholic options!

Snack Baby, G/F, 93-95, Hollywood Road, Central, Instagram: snackbabygelato

Read More: Our Favourite Ice Cream & Gelato Spots In Hong Kong

Shui Kee Coffee (瑞記咖啡) — Authentic Milk Tea & Local Breakfast

If your out-of-towner has already tried out Australia Dairy Company, this local hole-in-the-wall is a great alternative! Nestled inside Sheung Wan’s Cooked Food Market, Shui Kee Coffee started out as a Dai Pai Dong 60 years ago, and loyal customers still to this day come back regularly for its famous HK-style milk teas and French toast.

Shui Kee Coffee, Shop 17, 2/F, Sheung Wan Cooked Food Centre, 345 Queen’s Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 2850 8643

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Jean Pierre — French Bistro Vibes In Central

If Carbone’s red sauce isn’t calling your name, try this cosy French bistro in Central. Think classic dishes like Steak Tartare, Soupe à l’Oignon, Boeuf Bourguignon and more — without the Carbone crowds. There’s also a standout bar with unique cocktails such as the Cornichon Martini, a Sassy favourite!

Jean Pierre, 9 Bridges Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2154 6101, www.jean-pierre.com.hk

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Banh Mi Bakery — Kowloon City Vietnamese Cuisine

Kowloon City may be known for its Thai Food, but this banh mi spot is a true gem. Banh Mi Bakery offers a different kind of charm than the ever-viral Banh Mi Nem (although we love this spot too!). From unique pics like avocado and deep-fried soft-shell crab banh mi to hearty, authentic pho, this Vietnamese restaurant has plenty of delicious picks.

Banh Mi Bakery, 49 Lung Kong Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2360 2883

Read More: Our Favourite Vietnamese Restaurants In Hong Kong

Lau Haa Hot Pot – Retro Hot Pot In Causeway Bay

We love Haidilao as much as the next girl, but this neon-lit Causeway Bay eatery is equally beloved. The hot pot joint spans two floors, is decked with dai pai dong tables and chairs and you can expect over 20 choices of soup bases!

Lau Haa Hot Pot, Shop A, B/F & G/F, Block A, Lockhart House, 441 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2214 9388, www.openrice.com/lau-haa-hot-pot

Read More: Gweilos’ Guide To Dai Pai Dongs In Hong Kong

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