9 Best Private Dining Experience You Can’t Miss in Hong Kong
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Best Private Dining Chefs and Dining Experiences in Hong Kong

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Hiring a private chef has become a popular option for those who want to skip the queue and avoid dining out in crowded places. While COVID-19 restrictions on dining have been lifted for some time now, this trend shows no signs of abating. Even if you are not a fan of intimate dining, the sheer convenience of waiting for a trained professional to whip up a bespoke menu as you sit back and relax is hard to resist.


Buonissimo

Buonissimo is an online store that specialises in Italian gourmet food, wine, and grocery. They have expanded their services to include private chefs for casual or gourmet-style dinner. Expect to fork out HK$900 per person for their casual dinner set-up and HK$1,400 per person for gourmet-style (excluding chef’s fee). That already covers appetisers, pasta, one main course, and dessert. Buonissimo’s sources its products overseas, with deliveries twice every week to guarantee the items’ freshness.

Location: Buonissimo, Room 603, 6th floor, Shun Kwong Commercial Building,8 Des Voeus Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

Contact details: +852 6194 1155

Jia Catering 

Entrepreneur Yenn Wong’s Jia Group is offering Chefs at Home, an intimate dining experience that follows the same standard of services of its physical restaurants and bars. You can select from a range of regional cuisines such as Chinese, Thai, Balinese, Spanish, French, Italian, and American prepared and cooked by Hong Kong’s top chefs. This service accommodates intimate dinners and group gatherings. To inquire, fill out their form and wait for a representative to contact you.

Location: Jia Group, 2205, Universal Trade Centre, 3 Arbuthnot Road, Central, Hong Kong

Contact details: info@jiagroup.co

MobiChef

Marketed as an alternative to dining out, MobiChef connects personal chefs with anyone on the hunt for a restaurant-like experience in their homes. Clients are given 184 menus to choose from, with options that cater to every cuisine, occasion, and party size. Their Big Party Menu, for example, consists of prawn cake, glass noodle with mixed seafood and minced pork salad, chicken and beef satays, grilled whole baby chicken, sour curry with acacia omelets and shrimps, stir fried spicy pork ribs, chicken pumpkin coconut curry, mango sticky rice, and coconut ice cream with crunchy water chestnut dices. This menu can satisfy 12 to 30 people and is priced at HK$520 per pax.

When you click on a menu, you will see the chef assigned to whip up your meal along with a few notes to prepare you and your kitchen prior to the event.

Location: MobiChef

Contact details: +852 6115 3175

Alfred’s

Food delivery service Alfred’s is offering Chef@home, their own take on personalised dining right in the comfort of your home. Renowned chefs Rafa Gil (La Rambla), Yohei Yamamoto (WAGYUMAFIA Hong Kong), Chiba Hirofumi (Sushi Mamoru), and John Nugent (The Diplomat) will lend their expertise to prepare a bespoke menu for you and your guests. For enquiries, you can email Alfred’s at info@alfreds.hk.

Location: Alfred’s

Contact details:+852 6976 1812

Ho La Ho Sik

A private chef who first learned how to cook by watching videos of Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsay, Christopher Ho now operates his private kitchen and is a part-owner of a French restaurant in Central. Ho’s cooking is inspired by local cultures and flavours where nostalgia and authenticity intertwine. You may message Ho on his Instagram page to book your event, but be sure to do it at least one month in advance as his schedule can get hectic.

Contact details:Ho La Ho Sik

Patio

Hosting intimate dining gatherings of up to a one to a few dozen guests, the refectory-style table at Patio lies as a main centerpiece that can be decorated to your heart's content, plus comfy couches and a modestly sized eponymous balcony patio make for a cushy yet classily understated setting. Chef to numerous Hong Kong stars, culinary icon Bernnie Chow is the mind behind this elusive yet intriguing spot.

Using international influences from his time travelling to craft up bespoke multi-course feasts, his dishes include elements of fusion dining and draws heavy inspiration from Southeast Asian cuisines. If you want to bring this delightful mélange of eats back to your own kitchen, stay tuned to Bernnie's social media to find out when his next cooking class is scheduled for, and to keep up with his publish of new recipes. Get in touch now by sending him a message on Facebook.

Location: Patio, Flat B 1/F, Hang Fat Trading House, 52 Bonham Strand W, Sheung Wan

Ta Pantry

Ta Pantry is founded and helmed by model-turned-chef, Esther Sham. She’s a Hong Kong born Shanghainese-American chef who started her professional career at three-Michelin starred L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, and then later developed her skills at The Landmark Oriental under the tutelage of chef Richard Ekkebus. Her passion for cooking began in her early career as a model which exposed her to indulgent food and fine wines, sparking her own latent culinary talents. Ta Pantry offers nostalgic dishes of all cuisine, including Thai, Chiu Chow, Japanese, and her own mixed menu inspired by top-quality ingredients. Visit Ta Pantry’s website for their private dining arrangements and make your booking.

Location: Ta Pantry, No. 1 A Start Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

Contact details: booking@tapantry.com

Tate Dining Room 

Private dining doesn’t get much finer than Tate Dining Room, where dining is treated as an artform expressed and consumed by all the senses. From space, lighting, plating, temperature, aroma, and flavour, these seemingly small details are what put Tate Dining Room on the Michelin Guide’s radar, earning its two Michelin stars earlier this year. Each dish from Tate turns into an ode to an ingredient, an intentional and unforgettable dining experience. Check out Tate Dining Room’s website for more information and reservations.

Location:Tate Dining Room,210 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

Contact details: +852 9468 2172 / info@tate.com.hk

Segreto

With over 160 five-star reviews, Segreto (Italian for secret) brings you homemade, artisan, slow-cooked Italian food from the bay of Naples. Family recipes that can take up to 30 hours to cook are what make Segreto an acclaimed private dining venue. The man guarding the secrets is chef Ermanno Lelli, who has run F&B operations in Italy, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Canaray Islands, Slovenia, the U.S, England, and China – allowing him to test out which recipes work best for every palate imaginable. Visit Segreto’s website for more information or to book your exclusive private dining experience.

Location: Segreto, Shop A, M Floor, 2-4 Mee Lun Street Central Hong Kong

Contact details: +85267110822

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All Day Parfait and Kwan Hong Bakery Team Up for New Seasonal Summer Menu

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Looking for a refreshing way to beat the Hong Kong heat? All Day Parfait has teamed up with Kwan Hong Bakery, the beloved Sham Shui Po institution with more than 40 years of baking heritage, for a limited-time summer collaboration that puts handmade mochi front and center.

Launched on July 1, 2026, the seasonal partnership introduces two peach-inspired parfaits built around Kwan Hong Bakery’s signature handmade mochi, which is prized for its delicate, velvety chew. The desserts pair the gentle sweetness of Japanese peach with juicy mangosteen, layered with smooth Yakult ice cream and finished with a refreshing green tea jelly for a light yet satisfying treat.

All Day Parfait and Kwan Hong Bakery summer peach and mangosteen collab menu
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The collaboration also extends beyond the new parfaits. All Day Parfait’s popular Strawberry Delight and Black Tea Basque Cheesecake now feature Kwan Hong Bakery’s handmade mochi skin, adding an extra layer of texture to fan-favorite desserts.

Located at Peel Street in Central, All Day Parfait is known for its beautifully layered French-style parfaits packed with fresh fruit, creamy ice cream, and playful toppings. For dessert lovers craving something cool, fruity, and uniquely local this summer, this collaboration is worth a stop.

For more information and updates, follow All Day Parfait on Instagram and Facebook and Kwan Hong Bakery on Instagram.

Location: All Day Parfait, G/F, 50 Peel Street, Central, Hong Kong

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Cute Meets Delicious in Gelato Pique Cafe’s SEA ANIMALS Sweets Series

Cute Meets Delicious in Gelato Pique Cafes SEA ANIMALS Sweets SeriesPhoto by Gelato Pique Cafe

Gelato Pique Cafe is diving into summer with a limited-time SEA ANIMALS sweets series, bringing a trio of adorable marine-inspired treats that are almost too cute to eat.

Leading the lineup is the Mochimochi (“Chewy”) Seal Crepe, a picture-perfect dessert filled with whipped cream, tiramisu cream, sliced mango, sliced almonds, and caramel sauce. Perched on top is a scoop of black sesame ice cream wrapped in mochi, complete with chocolate details that transform it into an irresistibly chubby seal.

Joining Chewy is the Hinyari (“Chilly”) Walrus Crepe, which swaps black sesame for chocolate banana ice cream and features chocolate whiskers, eyes, and nose, plus marshmallow tusks. Inside it, foodies will find tiramisu cream, sliced bananas, and caramel sauce for a rich, comforting bite.

Gelato Pique Cafe Seal & Walrus Crepe
Photo by Instagram/ Gelato Pique Cafe

For something refreshing, the Purupuru (“Jiggly”) Penguin Soda Float combines the classic Japanese drink ramune (a citrusy soda) with fish-shaped gelatin, topped with a scoop of milk gelato and finished with an adorable penguin-shaped monaka wafer.

Gelato Pique Cafe Penguin Soda Float
Photo by Instagram/ Gelato Pique Cafe

This whimsical menu arrives alongside Gelato Pique’s Under the Sea collection, featuring sea animal -themed loungewear inspired by seals, penguins, walruses, otters, and polar bears.

Known for its cozy loungewear concept, the Japanese lifestyle brand continues to blend comfort and sweetness across both fashion and food. For updates and more details, follow Gelato Pique HK on Instagram and Gelato Pique Cafe HK on Instagram.

Location: Gelato Pique Cafe, 3F, AIRSIDE, 2 Concorde Rd, Kai Tak, Hong Kong

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Lady M Teams Up with Zespri for a Fresh New Zealand-Inspired Kiwi Shortcake

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Lady M is bringing a taste of New Zealand to Hong Kong and Macau this summer with its limited-time New Zealand Dewy Duo Kiwi Shortcake. Created in partnership with Zespri, the seasonal dessert combines Zespri SunGold Kiwifruit and Zespri Green Kiwifruit with Lady M’s signature cake-making expertise for a light, fruit-forward treat made for warm-weather cravings.

The new shortcake starts with a fluffy vanilla sponge cake made from Japanese ultra-fine flour, layered with fresh cream and diced kiwifruit. It's then topped with freshly sliced SunGold and Green kiwis, adding a bright balance of sweetness and tangy freshness to every bite. Naturally rich in Vitamin C, fiber, and digestive enzymes, it's a dessert that feels just as refreshing as it looks.

Lady M’s limited-time kiwi shortcake & plush toy
Photo by Instagram/Lady M

To make the launch even sweeter, customers who pre-order a 9-inch New Zealand Dewy Duo Kiwi Shortcake from now until July 29, 2026, will receive a complimentary Zespri Kiwi Brother plush toy (designs are given at random) while stocks last.

The cake is available online and at all Lady M Hong Kong and Macau boutiques and is priced at HK$490 for a 6-inch cake and HK$740 for a 9-inch cake. With juicy kiwi flavors, airy sponge layers, and an adorable plushie waiting on the side, this limited-time collaboration is one dessert lovers won't want to miss.

Visit Lady M's website to find a boutique near you. To check for updates, follow them on Instagram and Facebook.

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Wakaran and Poppy Return for Chapter II of Collab Dinner

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Wakaran and Poppy are back at the same table!

The two contemporary Hong Kong restaurants will reunite for "The Next Course — Chapter II," a two-part dining collaboration priced at HK$888 per person.

Two exclusive evenings are scheduled: July 14 at Poppy in Wan Chai, and July 28 at Wakaran. Each night brings its own specially curated, six-plate tasting menu paired with three bartender beverages — meaning two distinct experiences.

Seats are limited at both sittings.

The evening is designed as a full progression, beginning with a sparkling Korean makgeolli before pivoting to what organizers describe as a playful centerpiece: a cocktail called "Sangria for Him & For Her." Rather than sharing one drink, each guest at the table receives a different interpretation, both built on premium sake, vermouth, fresh fruit, and house-made ingredients. Designed to be sipped, compared, and swapped across the table.

The six-plate menu that follows highlights the strengths of each restaurant. Early courses include rich Mushroom or Curry Crab Croquettes alongside the signature D.P.D. "Stir Fried King" Squid, and Italian Beef Tenderloin Tartare with foie gras and Ibérico. Larger plates lean into premium ingredients: Abalone Paella and Dry-Aged Ma Yau Paella sit alongside dry-aged pigeon. Bold flavors, carefully and expertly handled from the culinary lens of each kitchen.

Wakaran x Poppy collab dinner
Courtesy of Epicurean Group

The finale arrives in two parts: a Pandan Tiramisu infused with Green Tea Rum, followed by an Old Fashioned Affogato built on Japanese MARS Whisky, hazelnut and peanut butter gelato. An unexpected and indulgent capper to an already extraordinary menu.

In 2025, the two restaurants partnered for a debut collaboration. It was a two-night event led by three chefs: Chef Tommy Tsui of Wakaran, Chef Ronald Nelson of Poppy, and Pastry Specialist Chef Pathon Ngai. Following an overwhelmingly positive response, Chapter II was born.

Reservations are open now through this link.

For more information and updates, follow Wakaran and Poppy on Instagram.

Wakaran x Poppy The Next Course — Chapter II Collab Dinner

Locations and Dates:

  • July 14 - Poppy & Aster, Shop A, G/F Moonful Court, 17 Moon Street, Wan Chai
  • July 28 - Wakaran, Shop B, G/F Pinnacle Building, 9 Ship St., Wan Chai

Price: HK$888 per person

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Hong Kong Food Waste Recycling Reaches New Milestone as Participation Grows

Hong Kong Food Waste Recycling Reaches New Milestone as Participation Grows 1Photo by Website/ Environmental Campaign Committee (ECC)

Turns out food waste isn't just headed for the landfill anymore as Hong Kong's food waste recycling efforts are showing significant progress, with the city recycling an average of 350 tons of food waste daily in 2025. Domestic food waste recycling has seen especially strong growth, rising from about two tons per day in 2022 to over 120 tons daily in 2025.

A key driver behind the increase is the Pilot Scheme on Food Waste Smart Recycling Bins in Private Housing Estates, launched in 2023 by the Environmental Protection Department (EPD) and the Environmental Campaign Committee (ECC). As of February, 453 smart recycling bins have already been installed across 115 private housing estates, serving more than 270,000 households. With this, participating estates have collectively recycled over 7,300 tons of food waste.

The smart recycling bins accept various types of food waste, including hard food waste, and feature odor control, pest prevention, and overflow management systems. Residents can also earn GREEN$ points through the connected incentive program, which are redeemable for daily necessities and supermarket vouchers.

To expand participation, the Government lowered the scheme's eligibility requirement in 2025, allowing smaller housing estates to join. The EPD also introduced a Food Waste Recycling Truck trial at the end of 2025, visiting different locations nightly to further promote food waste recycling across the city.

Together, these initiatives show how Hong Kong is making food waste recycling more accessible and rewarding, encouraging more residents to turn everyday food scraps into a valuable environmental resource. For more details, visit the EPD and ECC's website.

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Free Entry, Wine Out: Corks HK's Discovino Goes Beached & Buzzed

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Corks Wine & Bar is hosting "Beached & Buzzed," the July edition of its Discovino series on July 4, from 4 PM till late at its Causeway Bay spot. Entry is free; guests can register through the link in Corks' Instagram bio.

The event pairs a live DJ set by P.Grant with an extended happy hour. With Hong Kong's turbulent summer weather and heat running at its peak, Corks is offering an indoor beach-party experience without the actual sand.

Corks' invitation is simple: "Hong Kong's melting, so we're throwing a beach party indoors." They promise "breezy beach vibes, ice-cold wine, and a DJ spinning all night long." All you need to bring are your shades and the energy to dance!

Discovino is Corks' monthly recurring event centered on music, sips, and dancing. Last June, their Discovino event was themed: Orange Summer. They debuted an orange wine, and guests were encouraged to don the bright color.

Register for the upcoming Fourth of July Discovino event through this link.

Stay tuned to their upcoming Discovino events and other updates by following Corks on Instagram.

Location: Corks Wine & Bar, G/F, 23 Lan Fong Road, Causeway Bay

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DarkSide Teases ‘Echoes,’ New HK-Inspired Cocktail Menu Launching This July

Dark Side Teases Echoes a New Hong Kong Inspired Cocktail Menu This JulyPhoto by Instagram/ Rosewood Hong Kong

Award-winning cocktail parlor DarkSide is gearing up to unveil a brand-new cocktail experience. In a teaser posted on Instagram, the bar announced “Echoes,” its upcoming menu featuring nine cocktails inspired by a reimagined Hong Kong, set to launch on July 8, 2026.

While details remain under wraps, the teaser hints at a collection that draws from the city's identity, culture, and stories, continuing DarkSide’s tradition of crafting narrative-driven drinks.

Located within Rosewood Hong Kong, DarkSide has earned international recognition over the years, including multiple appearances on Asia’s 50 Best Bars list. Guests can expect the new menu to debut alongside the venue’s signature offerings of rare aged spirits, vintage cigars, and live jazz performances.

More details on the nine-drink collection are expected to be revealed ahead of the launch. In the meantime, cocktail enthusiasts can keep an eye on Rosewood Hong Kong's Instagram for updates.

Location: DarkSide, 2/F Rosewood Hong Kong Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

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Looking for Cocktails to Try in Hong Kong? Try DIO Cafe・Bar x Magnolia Lab

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Cocktail lovers looking for something beyond the usual martinis and highballs may want to make a stop at DIO Cafe・Bar, as it presents inventive drinks with local botanical liqueur brand Magnolia Lab.

Among its standout creations is the DIOSOY (這不是麥精), a playful cocktail by DIO's Sunny Leung with packaging that appears to be inspired by Hong Kong's iconic bottled soymilk drink. Served in a glass bottle for direct sipping, the drink combines black glutinous wine, oat milk, house-made ginger tea syrup, and Magnolia Lab MAGNOLIA, Magnolia Lab's signature botanical liqueur (ABV 29%) infused with magnolia berries, aged tangerine peel, mulberries, and sandalwood.

Also on the menu is Drunken Chicken (醉雞) by Wing Chan from the DIO team, a savory cocktail that has been a DIO Cafe・Bar signature. The drink mixes Magnolia Lab ROSELLE (ABV 19%) with Shaoxing yellow wine, chili liqueur, Zaolu Superior Pickle Sauce, and chicken essence for a bold interpretation of the classic Chinese drunken chicken dish.

DIO Cafe・Bar x Magnolia Lab cocktails
Photo by Instagram/Magnolia Lab 五味雜陳

Rooted in its "Mixology x Herbology" philosophy, Magnolia Lab crafts botanical liqueurs infused with premium Chinese herbs sourced from 100 Cabinet. Paired with DIO Cafe・Bar's flair for reimagining familiar flavors through inventive cocktails, the partnership continues to showcase how traditional herbal ingredients can find new life behind the bar.

For adventurous drinkers seeking something distinctly Hong Kong, these drinks may be the next glass (or bottle) to order next. To learn more, check Magnolia Lab's website and Instagram or follow DIO Cafe・Bar on Instagram.

Location: DIO Cafe・Bar, 8 Aberdeen Street, Central, Central District, Hong Kong

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Burgers, BBQ, and Booze: These Feasts Will Complete Your 4th of July Plans

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Nothing says 4th of July quite like burgers, barbecue, free-flow drinks, and a weekend spent with friends.

If you're looking for a fun way to mark the Independence Day of the United States in Hong Kong, several venues across the city are rolling out special menus, all-day celebrations, and American-inspired parties packed with smoky meats, comfort food favorites, and festive cocktails.

For a laid-back celebration, Honky Tonks Tavern is hosting its Honky Americana Weekend on July 4 and 5, 2026, featuring signature smashed burgers alongside exclusive specials such as the Cowboy Burger, Homemade Chicken McNuggets, hard slushies, and picklebacks. Guests can enjoy country and rock 'n' roll tunes while digging into classic American-inspired fare. Doors open from 2 PM until late.

Honky Tonks Tavern 4th of July
Photo by Instagram/Honky Tonks Tavern

Meanwhile, Smoke & Barrel Hong Kong is going all out with what it calls its biggest Independence Day celebration yet.

On July 4, 2026, guests can feast on an unlimited smoked meat buffet and join a full-day lineup that includes a Party Brunch from 12 PM to 3 PM, a Smokehouse Drink Up from 3 PM to 6 PM, and a Backyard BBQ from 7 PM until late. Expect Texas-style barbecue, free-flow drinks, and plenty of all-American vibes throughout the day!

Smoke & Barrel Hong Kong 4th of July
Photo by Instagram/Smoke & Barrel Hong Kong

Those looking for a special holiday meal can head to FINI'S SOHO, which is offering a 4th of July Weekend Set Menu from July 4-6, 2026. Priced at HK$288 per guest, the menu features hearty dishes such as USDA Prime Rib Steak Sandwich, Slow-Cooked BBQ Picanha, Baby Back Ribs, Mac and Cheese, Grilled Sweet Corn, and Peach Cobbler.

Diners can also upgrade with two hours of free-flow drinks (Prosecco, Carlsberg, spirits, wine, and more) for an additional HK$298.

FINI'S SOHO Hong Kong 4th of July
Photo by Facebook/FINI'S SOHO

Whether you're an American celebrating a taste of home or simply looking for an excuse to enjoy great food and drinks, these 4th of July events offer plenty of ways to join in the festivities across Hong Kong. Don't miss out!

Locations:

Honky Tonks Tavern, Man Hing Ln, Central, Hong Kong

Smoke & Barrel Hong Kong, 2/F, Wyndham Mansion, 32 Wyndham St, Central, Hong Kong

FINI'S SOHO, 49 Elgin St, Central, Hong Kong

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The Doctor’s Residence by Dr. Fern Unveils Its First-Ever House Spirit

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Patients, it's time for your dose of gin, as Hong Kong’s surrealist cocktail clinic The Doctor’s Residence by Dr. Fern has unveiled its first-ever signature house spirit. Named the DR. FERN GIN, this bespoke small-batch gin is crafted in collaboration with Denmark’s pioneering artisan producer, Copenhagen Distillery.

Produced in Copenhagen using the traditional London Dry method, the crystal-clear organic spirit is inspired by Nordic flavors and reflects the venue’s passion for innovative gin experiences. The earthy and herbaceous blend combines classic juniper with Scandinavian aquavit, alongside notes of fresh dill, caraway, angelica root, fiery turmeric, and pink peppercorn. Enjoyed neat, the gin delivers a crisp and clean profile, while drinking it mixed reveals a richer, more elegant flavor with a lingering peppery finish.

For those wanting to bring the experience home, DR. FERN GIN is available for retail at HK$520 per bottle. A HK$700 Gift Box edition includes a signature Dr. Fern’s G&T glass, a hand-selected premium earthy tonic, and recipe cards for recreating two of the bar’s signature serves at home.

Located within The Pottinger Hotel, The Doctor’s Residence by Dr. Fern is known for its immersive 1970s-inspired concept, where botanicals are treated as medicine and cocktails are crafted as personalized prescriptions for the chronically curious.

For more details and updates, follow the cocktail clinic on Facebook and Instagram.

Location: The Doctor’s Residence by Dr. Fern, 3/F, The Pottinger, 74 Queens Road, Central, Hong Kong

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