Shrimp dumplings and BBQ pork buns! A great place for authentic Cantonese dim sum with hearty service. Weekends are all-you-can-eat dim sum from 9am to 11am - a great breakfast option.
Hip restaurant with contemporary Chinese food offerings. Make sure you don't miss their house made G&T!
Lavish Sunday brunch! You will be spoiled by choices like homemade pasta, seafood on ice, Italian antipasti and breakfast classics. Drinks? Free-flowing Champagne and Bloody Marys!
Go to the mall with all luxurious and lifestyle labels from around the world. Direct lift access from Conrad Hong Kong.
This is a super popular restaurant and make sure you made your reservations earlier. Must-try: Peking duck, smoked cod fish and dumplings with sour and spicy soup!
Comfort food for locals. Braised beef brisket noodles with noodles soup... be prepared for the long queue.
Much-loved Thai resto serving up authentic boat noodles with fresh ingredients from Thailand. Did I tell you it is a Michelin recommended restaurant?
Award-winning bar with creative cocktails and social-able mixologists. Visit earlier, perhaps at 6pm, as the bar is popular!
Contemporary bao (buns in Cantonese) by Asian best female chef - May Chow! Bao with Sichuan style chicken is my favorite. Don't miss out on this place if you visit the PMQ next door.
Hidden bar set amidst a boutique hotel. Come try a line-up of transparent cocktails like an old fashioned and G&T.
Japanese shaved ice with lots of seasonal and creative toppings and sauce. My favourite - Avocado milk!
A well-appointed bar overlooking the skyscrapers in Hong Kong. Diversified choices of gin available with cheese platter at very good value. Best for happy hour!
Best spot for sipping a nice drink during sunset time. Overlooks the magnetic view of the Kowloon side.
Handmade pasta in a very casual and friendly setting. Best of the menu - spaghetti topped by shaved black truffle!
Traditional tea house in rustic setting. Dim-sum in the mornings and a line-up of wok-fried staples for dinner.
Sea, sand, sun and wave-surfing! Grab an icy beer and enjoy the sunny side of Hong Kong Island!
'Cha Chaan Teng'-style brekkie to start off the day! Don't forget the 'pineapple buns' and Hong Kong-style milk tea! The most authentic Hong Kong way!
Contemporary Chinese restaurant with hearty food and attentive service. Don’t miss the finger licking good Fried Beef Cube with wasabi and soy sauce. Cocktails are also a must-try!
You can get one of the best authentic Hong Kong-Style toasts here with a wide variety of topping selections. Also a must to sip a cup of silky smooth milk tea in this cute little local stall!
Paradise for gin lovers with the most extensive gin selection available. Convenient access from The Landmark mall after shopping!
A hidden bar with quirky (and disguised) access from the hotel with a slew of creative cocktails and bites.
A small casual sit-down Pho paradise where you can see people lining up from dawn to dusk! Their Raw Beef Pho is definitely the cream of the crop with the ridiculously good soup base.
Unique bar that boasts plenty of personality, with playful décor throwback to Hong Kong culture circa The World of Suzie Wong.
The award-winning New York speakeasy bar at Central. Look for the neon sign saying “Psychic” for the hidden entrance!
Perfect for anytime of the day, whether it be a quick coffee, combination of cocktails and bar bites, or a long leisurely meal.
Romantic restaurant for dinner. You must try the homemade lobster bisque and pan-seared sea bass!
New rooftop bar in Central with an iconic 'pumpkin' with friendly staff. Good to come at 5pm for sun-setting view.
A must-go rooftop bar located in the heart of the famous nightclub cluster - Lan Kwai Fong. Grab yourself a signature cocktail after a day of hustle and bustle on weekdays with free entry!
A hot rooftop bar in the city's heart! the 360-degree balcony offers stunning views of the skyscrapers of Central and Admiralty, Victoria Harbour and Kowloon!
The best popular scenic hike in Hong Kong! Wanna opt for some green and the natural side of Hong Kong? How about this 3 hour walk followed by sunbathing at Big Wave Bay?
Couldn’t ask for more than a ‘Bar + Deck + Lounge’ at Hotel East overlooking the breathtaking skyline of Hong Kong. Indulge in the resident DJs' picks while enjoying the exotic cocktails!
The museum is completely bursting with exhibits of Hong Kong History. Plus, since it's located next to the Hong Kong Science museum, you can fit two museum trips into one day!
Don't miss this egg-shaped dome on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. Head over to the main museum and discover plenty of action and gadgetry for space and science enthusiasts.
Hong Kong’s largest conservation project to date – and one of its biggest arts and creative hubs! Plenty of spots for taking photos!
One will be amused by the unexpected opulent décor at Dragonfly. The bar is inspired by the aesthetics of 19th century American artist, Louis Tiffany!
Hit up the highest mountain on Lantau. A walk from Ngong Ping - make it a full day trip!
Just a 40 minute ferry ride from Central, you can feel the tranquil side of Hong Kong with lots of local seafood restaurants and eateries.
Tap Mun, which sits off the coast of Sai Kung Country Park, is also known as Grass Island. Don’t miss: The gentle, winding trail over the island, with its year-round cool breezes.
Assorted brand stores offering hidden designer labels. Just a short walk from the Pacific Place store.
The most northeastern island in HK. Don’t miss: The incredible wave-cut rock platforms that border the island’s shores. (Note: Do not miss the ferry home as they only operate on weekends!)
Sai Kung has many beautiful beaches but one of my favourites is Ham Tin Wan’s beach on Tai Long Wan in Sai Kung. The sand is powdery and the water is clear!
A theme park with marine life that combines thrill rides and fun! Best for families!
This is a classic bar which is decorated to look like a grand dame's boudoir. The cocktails are measured perfectly, and the beers come in frosted pewter mugs. Go for drinks, stay for the dinner!
This claypot rice definitely makes my day in the cold, winter times!
Climbing all those steps to the Buddha may make you peckish, refuel at neighbouring Ngong Ping Village for a traditional Buddist vegetarian meal.
Scenic ride from Tung Chung to Ngong Ping. Pay a little bit more for the clear cabin where you can overlook the beautiful Lantau!
No menu! Medium or medium rare? You just need to think how you should get your steak done with your unlimited fries!
The much-loved cha chaan teng chain in Hong Kong! Good for breakfast and supper!
Get a taste of Hong Kong style 'sweet soup' that locals used to enjoy after dinner. You can choose from traditional Chinese sweet soup to desserts made by mango and durians!
Serving everything from pineapple juice-infused cold brews to house black served in hand-painted cups, Amber also turns into a wine bar in the evening if you’re looking for a nightcap or two!
This hole-in-the-wall offers Melbourne-style coffee. Made from coffee beans delivered direct from Melbourne’s Market Lane Coffee. My personal pick is the signature 21-hour cold brew,
A pier located on the waterfront of Sai Wan, Hong Kong. Originally a container terminal, the cargo dock has become a popular attraction and location for photographers.
If you would like to have a new profile picture on social media, here sets the best stage for you!
A place of worship dedicated primarily to the god of literature and god of war. Good to go here to learn more about Hong Kong's diversified religion.
If you head to the Happy Valley Racecourse each Wednesday during race reason (usually July to September), that’s when you’ll encounter the most trackside fun!
The Star Ferry is the swiftest and cheapest way to travel between Tsim Sha Tsui and Central or Wan Chai. The journey still feels leisurely, helped in no small part by the cooling breeze!
Hidden cafe with friendly barista and staff. Love their 'Dirty' with milk topped with condensed coffee!
The local way to enjoy beer in a bowl with a slew of wok-fried dishes available. Best for dinner and supper!
Tai O is one of the very last traditional fishing villages in Hong Kong. People built their homes on stilts in the waters just off Lantau Island so it is called 'Venice in Hong Kong'.
If you appreciate the art of Cantonese opera, come over to the Sunbeam Theater for a play.
Have a walk in the Hong Kong Park and visit the Tea Ware Museum for some artistic inspiration.
Local noodle store serving up delicious fish balls, braised beef brisket, shrimp wontons and many more! Good for a 15-minute quick meal.
