Restaurants in Hong Kong

When it comes to dining in Hong Kong, you can expect a gastronomic adventure like no other. From bustling street markets serving up traditional dim sum to Michelin-starred restaurants offering exquisite fine dining experiences, the city has something to satisfy every palate. Don't miss out on the chance to try local delicacies like egg waffles and pineapple buns, or indulge in fresh seafood at the famous Jumbo Kingdom floating restaurant. With a vibrant food scene that blends East and West, dining in Hong Kong is truly a feast for the senses.

For a special dining experience, head to Lan Kwai Fong in Central, where you'll find a plethora of fantastic restaurants and bars nestled in the heart of the city's nightlife district. And if you're looking to sample a variety of dishes in one place, visit one of the many traditional dai pai dongs (open-air food stalls) scattered throughout the city. You'll be sure to discover culinary delights that will leave you craving more. So, whether you're a foodie or just looking for a delicious meal, Hong Kong's restaurants are sure to impress.

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Yee Shun Dairy Company

The Prince Edward branch of the Yee Shun Dairy Company showcases the company’s knack for Asian comfort food and desserts. It’s cheap, filled with locals, and delicious.The atmosphere is that of a

Gaylord Indian Restaurant

The restaurant itself, with red-spiraled carpet, large alcove seating under swaying beaded lamps creates a modern, elegant, yet intimate atmosphere. They also have live music, and large windows that g

San Xi Lou

Warming, both from the buzzing atmosphere, the red Chinese décor, and the Sichuan spiciness, in this place, the company is just as important as the delicious cuisine. Don’t come here alone or in a

She Wong Yee (Eat Snake Soup)

A very hard place to find, She Wong Yee provides a taste of the exotic with its specialty, the snake soup. The best time to round the snakes up to make some soup is right before winter. Made up of at

Lung King Heen

Awarded 3 Michelin stars by the Hong Kong and Macau Michelin Guide, Lung King Heen (which means “View of the Dragon”) is probably the only Cantonese restaurant that has such a rating and can easil

Wang Fu

A very popular dim sum place for the locals, Wang Fu was one of the very first shops on Wellington Street. Wang Fu is famous for its home made dumplings, made in house and upon order to ensure freshne

Sweet Dynasty

Nestled off Canton Road next to Kowloon Park in Tsim Sha Tsui, The Sweet Dynasty is bustling, boisterous locale, where you can order congee, noodles, or dessert. The restaurant itself has two floors,

Lin Heung Tea House

Part of a www.time.com article entitled “Hong Kong: 10 Things to Do”, Lin Heung (“Fragrant Lotus”) Tea House certainly has international acclaim. Its interior contains shared tables, dim sum c

Wing Kee Noodle

A small restaurant in Causeway Bay serving old school cart noodles, Wing Kee Noodle keeps its tradition alive. The interior of the restaurant is as simple as its cart noodle ancestors. The ingredient

Honeymoon desserts

A perfect place to meet up with friends, family, or a casual date, Honeymoon desserts is in between a fast food place and a take-your-time venue. Guests linger over dessert, but not hanging-out-in-Sta

Lau Sum Kee Noodle

Originally opened in 1956, this family-owned business has expanded to include another branch, very close to the original, to meet the increasing demand for their noodles.It’s a simple, local eatery

Hotpot Super

This smaller hotpot joint is a very reasonable All-You-Can-Eat buffet style with tons of variety, prompt service, your own personal mini hotpot, and a nice view from the booths overlooking the street

One Dim Sum

Having received its one star in the Michelin Guide, One is one of the elite in Hong Kong when it comes to Dim sum. One has an a la carte Dim sum menu, where they give you a paper menu and you write th

The Red Pepper Restaurant

Located about 5 minutes walking distance from the Causeway Bay MTR station, the Red Pepper restaurant has largely remained unchanged over the years. The décor is traditional Chinese, inducing nostalg

The Broken Hearted Hot & Spicy Noodle

It is located downstairs from Hotpot Super, and across from California Pizza Kitchen. If spicy isn’t your thing, don’t worry! The noodles come in varying degrees of spicy, which can be tailored to

Tai Woo Restaurant

Winner of multiple “Best of the Best Culinary Awards” organized by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, Tai Woo Restaurant offers a wide selection of dim sum, seafood, and Guangdong cuisine. Inside you ca

Taiwan Beef Noodle (Chinese Kitchen)

Located opposite the Prince Hong Kong Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui, this inexpensive joint is good to grab a bowl of Taiwanese beef noodle soup in an emergency. The décor is traditional Chinese, but don�

Da Lat Viet Cuisine

Located at the basement of K11 Da Lat Viet Cuisine is a casual Vietnamese Restaurant with a open and cheerful atmosphere. You can look in and feel the restaurant before going in. You can see other cus

Luk Yu Tea House

Established in 1933, Luk Yu Tea House is one of Hong Kong’s oldest and most famous tea houses. It is a long time favorite of many famous writers. This place has an old school feel to it, almost as i

Bakery

This hole in the wall bakery makes their delicious breads, cakes, and other baked goods with plenty of love, and you can taste it! Perfect to try on the go as a snack!Located in Sham Shui Po, near the

Cho Won Korean Restaurant

Located 5 minutes walk away from

Tokyo Tsukiji

Specialized in Tonkotsu Ramen (pork bone soup), Tokyo Tsukiji uses Hokkaido flour along with traditional way to prepare the noodle. To evaluate ramen, we must put a focus for the soup. It is like the

Ming Court

Located at the Langham Place Hotel, Ming Court is a two Michelin Star restaurant, and one of the best in Hong Kong. Inside is like an art gallery, with modern décor paired with a collection of Ming D

Beira Rio

Beira Rio specializes in Spanish and European cuisine. It has an al fresco dining area as well a beautiful harbor view. The interior is cozy and showered with natural light by day, and candle light by

Dumpling Yuan

Despite being in one of the most posh and expensive districts in all of Hong Kong, complete with a prime real estate location (with one of the highest rents in the world!), this dumpy little eatery of

Tong Kee

Tong Kee offers as many as 38 kinds of Vermicelli Rice Noodle Rolls, which come, slippery, soft, smooth, and see-through, steaming hot from the kitchen. A bit tough for Westerners to pick up with chop

Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao

With a Michelin star rating and rock bottom prices, it’s not hard to imagine what makes this chain so popular. Expect to wait for a table, but don’t worry, even if there are a ton of people outsi

Fung Shing Restaurant

Fung Shing Restaurant is a traditional Cantonese restaurant which specializes in Shunde district cuisine. Fung Shing means “Phoenix City”, the old name of the Shunde district. The interior is quit

The New Sangeet

I came here on a first date, which was incredible (I'm still dating the guy!) so I'm a but biased, but if the best way to one's heart is through one's stomach, then this place explains it!When we arri

Shanghai Min

This chain offers delicious, edible works of art in typical Shanghaiese fashion. A classy place with wooden Zen décor and a beautiful view of the harbour, you feel like you’ve been transported to S

T'ang Court

Named after the T'ang Dynasty, often characterized as the Golden Age in Chinese history, this hotel restaurant is richly decorated in burgundy and gold, with velvet curtains, contemporary sculptures,

Jumbo Kingdom

A floating restaurant just a 15 minute taxi ride from Ocean Park with its own free shuttles, there’s a reason this place has been around for over 30 years. To get there, simply take the bus to Abe

Good Hope Noodle

Don’t let its shabby appearance fool you, because Good Hope Noodle is all about the taste, not the appearance. It is a very small and humble looking shop which seats 40. The trade-off of the shabbin

Tai Wing Wah

Established in 1950, Tai Wing Wah offers traditional Hong Kong cuisine. The interior is carpeted, very simple and tidy, and seats 360 people. It is a very popular restaurant because many of the dishes

Spaghetti House

A Set Night We checked out Spaghetti House’s Summer sets the other night, and really liked it. HK$268 includes two pumpkin and shrimp soups, an ‘everything’ regular sized pizza, and penne arrabi

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Local Insights on Dining in Hong Kong

When dining in Hong Kong, be prepared for bustling crowds and fast-paced service at popular eateries. For a more relaxed dining experience, opt for smaller local restaurants off the beaten path. One hidden gem is Joy Hing Roasted Meat in Wan Chai, known for its succulent BBQ pork and char siu. Pair your meal with an ice-cold milk tea for the perfect combination of flavors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Curious about dining in Hong Kong? Check out these common questions!

Where can I find the best dim sum in Hong Kong?

For an authentic dim sum experience, head to Tim Ho Wan in Sham Shui Po. This humble eatery is known for its Michelin-starred dishes, including the famous BBQ pork buns.

What are some must-try street food dishes in Hong Kong?

When in Hong Kong, be sure to try curry fish balls, stinky tofu, and egg waffles from the local street vendors. These snacks offer a true taste of Hong Kong's vibrant food scene.

Are there any vegetarian-friendly restaurants in Hong Kong?

Vegetarians will find plenty of options in Hong Kong, from plant-based cafes like Grassroots Pantry in Sheung Wan to vegetarian dim sum at LockCha Tea House in Admiralty. Be sure to try the mushroom and truffle dumplings!

What is the dress code for restaurants in Hong Kong?

While some upscale restaurants may have a smart casual dress code, most eateries in Hong Kong are casual and welcoming to all. Feel free to dress comfortably while enjoying your culinary adventures.

Can I find international cuisine in Hong Kong?

Hong Kong is a melting pot of cultures, so you can easily find a wide range of international cuisines here. From Italian trattorias in SoHo to Japanese izakayas in Tsim Sha Tsui, there's something for every taste bud.

What is the typical tipping etiquette in Hong Kong?

Most restaurants in Hong Kong include a 10% service charge in the bill, so tipping is not expected. However, leaving a small additional tip for exceptional service is always appreciated by the staff.

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