Hong Kong’s TATE Dining Room is set to enter a new chapter, with Chef-Owner Vicky Lauannouncing that the restaurant’s current Hollywood Road location will hold its final dinner service on June 27, 2026.
The closure marks the end of an era for the two-MICHELIN-starred destination, which first opened on Elgin Street in 2012 before relocating to Hollywood Road in 2017.
In a statement, Chef Vicky reflected on the restaurant’s journey and deep ties to the city’s dining culture. From its beginnings as an intimate concept to its evolution into a refined fine dining space, TATE has been shaped by its team, craft-driven suppliers, and loyal guests. She expressed gratitude for the continued support that has allowed the restaurant to grow and innovate over the years.
Looking ahead, Chef Vicky confirmed that TATE Dining Room will reopen in summer 2026, unveiling a refreshed concept that further develops her signature vision of French Chinese fine dining. The new iteration promises to build on her commitment to craftsmanship while celebrating Hong Kong’s culinary identity.
Before the move, diners will have a final opportunity to experience TATE in its current form before its June closing date. Further details on the restaurant’s next location will be announced soon.
For updates, visit tate.com.hk or contact +852 9468 2172 or info@tate.com.hk. Reservations are available online via SevenRooms.
