The Drinks List: Top 15 Summer Cocktails in Hong Kong
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The Drinks List: 15 Summer Cocktails to Beat the Hong Kong Heat

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As Hong Kong's summer heat climbs to its peak, the city's vivacious bar scene is rising to the challenge, serving up an array of cooling cocktails that provide a delightful antidote to the temperature outside. The city's eminent mixologists, masters of their craft, have carefully curated a collection of cocktails that embody the spirit of summer, offering a sweet sanctuary from the withering weather.

Mirroring the city's energetic pulse, the revitalised nightlife teems with dynamism, overflowing with inventive libations that cater to diverse palates. The stage is perfectly set, as Hong Kong gears up to host the 2023 'Asia's Best 50 Bars' on July 18. This eminent event is poised to shine a spotlight on the city's thriving cocktail scene.

So shrug off the blazing Hong Kong heat and delve into the city's lively bar scene - one revitalising cocktail at a time. Because isn't summer best enjoyed with a cool, refreshing drink in hand?

Matcha Point from Aqua Spirit Rooftop

Matcha Point from Aqua Spirit Rooftop
Matcha Point from Aqua Spirit Rooftop

Crafted by: Lorenzo Coppola

Description & Inspiration: From the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Aqua Spirit Rooftop brings a breath of fresh air with its new summer menu. The star of the show is Matcha Point, a unique blend of matcha pisco, yuzu, umeshu, and ginger syrup. This smooth, refreshing libation, inspired by the Land of the Rising Sun, is the perfect accompaniment to the sweeping views of Victoria Harbour.

Why We Love It For Summer: A refreshing summer hit that levels up your cocktail game, the Matcha Point offers a delightful cool-down for those hot Hong Kong days.

Where:
Aqua Sprit Rooftop, 17/F, H Zentre, 15 Middle Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

How much: HK$148

Tempo per L'estate from Bianco & Rosso

Tempo per L'estate from Bianco & Rosso
Tempo per L'estate from Bianco & Rosso

Crafted by: Ash Gurung

Description & Inspiration: An evocative nod to Italian summers, this delectable blend features butter-fat washed bourbon, Tokaji wine, pistachio, and Mancino Vermouth cream, paying homage to the delightful indulgence of pistachio gelato.

Why We Love It For Summer: Sipping this cocktail, you'll be transported to a leisurely day spent exploring Italian bodegas. Its rich, creamy composition coupled with the cooling pistachio makes it an all-day sipper you can't resist

Where:Bianco & Rosso, 29 Gough Street, Central, Hong Kong

How much: HK$120

Strawberry Colada Milk Punch from Between Coffee

Strawberry Colada Milk Punch from Between Coffee
Strawberry Colada Milk Punch from Between Coffee

Crafted by: Nikki Che

Description & Inspiration: Drawing from the richness of Piña Colada and Fruit Tea, Between Coffee introduces the Strawberry Colada Milk Punch. This inventive libation is a combination of strawberry tea and a clarified, sparkling Pina Colada, offering a perfect marriage of café culture and cocktail craftsmanship.

Why We Love It For Summer: With its refreshing essence and thirst-quenching character, this cocktail is your perfect antidote to the summer heat, offering a delightful cool-down experience.

Where: Between Coffee, 2/F, JC Contemporary, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong

How much: HK$88

Mangucci from Honky Tonks Tavern

Mangucci from Honky Tonks Tavern
Mangucci from Honky Tonks Tavern

Crafted by: Collective Bar Team

Description & Inspiration: The Mangucci is a testament to the creativity that thrives in the absence of rules. This 7-ingredient wonder from Honky Tonks Tavern is a delectable concoction that harmoniously blends Plantation dark rum, Frangelico, vanilla, and Mr Black coffee liqueur with the tropical goodness of fresh mango and pineapple. It's an audacious desert Tiki creation that resonates with the tavern's "more is more" ethos.

Why We Love It For Summer: The Mangucci encapsulates the essence of a Tiki bar in a glass. Its tropical flavours, enriched by the potency of dark rum and the sweetness of mango and pineapple, make it the ideal companion to beat the Hong Kong heat.

Where: Honky Tonks Tavern, Man Hing Lane, Central, Hong Kong

How much: HK$110

Strawberry Cooler from Chachawan

Strawberry Cooler from Chachawan
Strawberry Cooler from Chachawan

Crafted by: Ryan Garcia

Description & Inspiration: A sweet blend of Pampero Blanco rum, strawberries, watermelon, lime juice, and homemade falernum syrup. Garcia’s Strawberry Cooler is inspired by the vibrant freshness of summer, offering a delectable balance of sweet and tart flavours.

Why We Love It For Summer: This cocktail brims with summer's best – juicy strawberries and watermelon, balanced with a tropical twist of rum and a tangy kick of lime. Not too potent, it's a cooling, relaxed sip for lazy summer afternoons.

Where: Chachawan, 206 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

How much: HK$98

UBE - PIÑA from The Social Den

UBE - PIÑA from The Social Den
UBE - PIÑA from The Social Den

Crafted by: Bryson Rivera

Description & Inspiration: A unique take on the famed 1930s Piña Colada, Bryson adds a hint of Southeast Asian flair to this cocktail. Infused with Purple Yam, Makrut leaves & Lemongrass, this aromatic, dessert-like libation brings a new level of sophistication to the traditional summer cocktail.

Why We Love It For Summer: What's more summery than a beachside Piña Colada? The UBE - PIÑA encapsulates this image and adds a twist of exotic, aromatic flavours making it a refreshing and memorable libation for those hot summer days.

Where: The Social Den, The Loop, 33, 9/F Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong

How much: HK$118

Butter Me, Blossom! from Hugger Mugger

Butter Me, Blossom! from Hugger Mugger
Butter Me, Blossom! from Hugger Mugger

Crafted by: Abhishek Singh Bisht

Description & Inspiration: The Butter Me, Blossom! is an intoxicating blend that strikes a balance between richness and refreshment. Created with a clever mix of butter-washed Absolute Vodka, Bianco vermouth, Frangelico, orange blossom, and vanilla, it offers a delightful summer flavour profile that is both indulgent and uplifting.

Why We Love It For Summer: This unique libation brings creaminess to your palate with its butter-washed vodka, while the floral notes from orange blossom and the sweet hint of vanilla make it an irresistibly refreshing summer drink.

Where: Hugger Mugger, Basement 43, 55 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong

How much: HK$95 (Happy Hour HK$55)

 

Summer from Darkside

Summer from Darkside
Summer from Darkside

Crafted by: Simoni Rossi

Description & Inspiration: Drawing inspiration from a local Cha chaan teng drink which features preserved lemons and soda, Simoni replaces the traditional salted lemon with salted lychee. This unique blend is then combined with Japanese whisky Nikka Days and Darkside's own Hong Kong Amaro to create a wonderfully complex and refreshing cocktail.

Why We Love It For Summer: The "Summer" is a fizzy, revitalising libation, with a sweet note from the salted lychee and herbal nuances from the Hong Kong Amaro. Served on the rocks in an elegantly hand-blown glass, this cocktail uses a unique bubble technique to capture the seaside essence of summer, its colours echoing those of mahjong tiles. Garnished with Salted Lychees, it's the epitome of summer in a glass.

Where: DarkSide, Rosewood Hong Kong, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

How much: HK$180.

Chuen Jhai from Mak Mak

Chuen Jhai from Mak Mak
Chuen Jhai from Mak Mak

Crafted by: Joel Quiambo

Description & Inspiration: This gin-based cocktail offers a fresh aroma of cucumber and galangal, rounded off with a touch of Thai honey on the palate. A delicate blend captures the essence of freshness in a glass.

Why We Love It For Summer: Its selection of crisp ingredients, served chilled, makes it an instant relief from the summer heat. A light, revitalising sip that embodies summer relaxation.

Where:Mak Mak, Landmark Atrium, 2/F, 15 Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong

How much: HK$98

Banana Daiquiri from The Daily Tot

Banana Daiquiri from The Daily Tot
Banana Daiquiri from The Daily Tot

Crafted by: Bikash Gurung

Description & Inspiration: The Banana Daiquiri reimagines a classic Caribbean summer cocktail with an infusion of fresh banana and plantation dark rum, accentuated by a candied banana garnish.

Why We Love It For Summer: This tropical libation is a one-way ticket to a sunny beach. The rich taste of banana fused with the dark rum will make you feel like you're in the Caribbean, basking under the sun.

Where:The Daily Tot, Shop E, LG/F, Felicity Building, 58 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong

How much: HK$120

Red Feathers from Tempo Tempo

Red Feathers from Tempo Tempo
Red Feathers from Tempo Tempo

Crafted by: Stefan Basila

Description & Inspiration: Red Feathers is a zero-waste concoction, that showcases a commitment to sustainability without compromising on flavour. This Aperitiki cocktail is created with homemade pistachio falernum, house-brewed Tepache, and a hint of saline. Fruity and tropical, it's a testament to using every part of the pineapple, from leaf to fruit.

Why We Love It For Summer: With its tropical, fruity flavours, Red Feathers offers a taste of an exotic getaway - perfect for escaping the busy city life on a hot summer day. Its refreshing character adds to its appeal, making it a much-needed summer refresher

Where: Tempo Tempo, 2/F Oxford House, Taikoo Place, 979 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong

How much: HK$130

Anissette from Louise

Anissette from Louise
Anissette from Louise

Crafted by: Jay Oxley

Description & Inspiration: This cocktail puts a fresh spin on the classic Sour Smash, combining the warmth of rye whiskey with the unique aniseed taste of French pastis liqueur, complemented by water and orgeat. A modern homage to traditional summer sippers.

Why We Love It For Summer: Served as a frosty slushie, the Anissette promises to be a perfect antidote to the relentless summer heat, marrying both refreshment and sophistication.

Where: Louise, PMQ - Staunton, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong

How much: HK$168

Bumble Bee from SPIGA

Bumble Bee from SPIGA
Bumble Bee from SPIGA

Crafted by: Navneet Kumar

Description & Inspiration: The Bumble Bee is a soul-soothing cocktail that blends honey's complex flavours with chamomile tea, lemongrass, yuzu, and Roku Gin. This drink was inspired by honey's numerous beneficial properties and its role as nature's sweet powerhouse.

Why We Love It For Summer: With its refreshing tartness and light, floral notes, the Bumble Bee is the perfect antidote to Hong Kong's hot summer days. The cocktail's summery aesthetics further enhance its seasonal charm.

Where:SPIGA, 3/F, LHT Tower Podium, Central, Hong Kong

How much: HK$128

Bubble Tea from The Optimist

Bubble Tea from The Optimist
Bubble Tea from The Optimist

Crafted by: Agnes Tsang

Description & Inspiration: Reimagining the beloved Taiwanese bubble tea with a Spanish twist, The Optimist serves up this delightful libation in three tantalising flavours - Coffee, Matcha, and Rose. It's a fun-filled fusion that defies expectations, demonstrating how global influences can harmoniously merge into a unique creation.

Why We Love It For Summer: The Bubble Tea cocktail at The Optimist isn't just a drink, it's a celebration in a glass. Its playful vibrancy is perfect for summer gatherings, adding a dash of fun and colour to the occasion. Its whimsical presentation and exciting taste profiles make it a must-try addition to any summer event.

Where: The Optimist, 239 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

How much: HK$88

Smoking Gun from Tokyolima

Smoking Gun from Tokyolima
Smoking Gun from Tokyolima

Crafted by: Anish Gurung 

Description & Inspiration: Paying homage to the classic Negroni, the Smoking Gun is a bold cocktail that introduces an unexpected twist to summer sipping. This unique concoction combines Lapsang-infused Plymouth gin, Campari, Rosso Vermouth, and chocolate bitters to deliver an intriguing balance of smoky, bitter, and sweet flavours that create a surprisingly harmonious blend.

Why We Love It For Summer: While it may not be a conventional choice for summer, the Smoking Gun offers an alternative for those who prefer their cocktails with a bit more depth. Its smoky notes stir up visions of summer barbecues and late-night grilling, providing a distinct twist on the usual fruity summer fare.

Where:Tokyolima, G/F, Car Po Commercial Building, 18-20 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong

How much: HK$120

Prices are listed before service charge. Please check with the venue for latest updates.

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OG Bars in Hong Kong That are Still Pouring Strong

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Before craft cocktails and rooftop lounges became standard fare across the 852, a few hallmarks of Hong Kong’s nightlife scene set the stage for a golden era of bar culture. A time when entering a bar didn’t just mean ordering a drink, it meant stepping into a well-crafted world, often led by bartenders who felt more like storytellers than servers. While many of the city’s greats have since shuttered their doors, their legacy continues to echo through.

Let’s take a moment to raise a glass to some dearly departed legends. Who could forget Lily & Bloom, the two-story stunner that nailed both dinner and drinks in a plush, Mad Men-style setting? Or Stockton, that hidden-away speakeasy slinging some of the finest whiskies in the city long before it was cool? And then there was Ori-Gin, the pioneering gin bar in Wyndham Street that gave us unforgettable botanical creations and a gateway into gin’s nuanced world.

Though these bars have closed their doors, their spirits (pun very much intended) live on, both in memory and in the influence they left on HK's now thriving cocktail scene. But it's not mainly about what we’ve lost, it’s about those places that withstood trends, rent hikes, and even a global pandemic. These are the OG bars still going strong, still pouring with purpose, and still giving us a reason to stay for “just one more.”

Quinary

Quinary
Photo by Website/ Quinary

If you ever miss Ori‑Gin or the early days of Antonio Lai’s creations, Quinary picks up that thread. Since its founding in 2012, it’s been pushing boundaries with multisensory mixology. The Earl Grey Caviar Martini remains iconic, but this is also a bar where molecular techniques, aroma diffusers, and theatrical plating form part of the ritual. Quinary is part history, part experiment, and wholly compelling.

Ready to experience Hong Kong’s most iconic cocktail? Seats are available for walk-ins only, arrive early to secure your spot.

Location: 56-58 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong

Varga Lounge

Varga Lounge
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Varga Lounge has quietly weathered Hong Kong’s shifting night scenes for over 20 years. Far from flashy, it leans on personality, consistency, and an approachable vibe. With its retro posters, low lighting, and friendly bartenders, Varga feels like a refuge from trend-chasing, some nights you go there just because you know it’ll feel right.

Walk in or message Varga Lounge to save a spot, private event bookings are also available.

Location: 36 Staunton Street, Central, Hong Kong

Ozone

Ozone
Photo by Ozone

On top of the Ritz-Carlton in Kowloon, Ozone opened in 2011 and claimed the title as the highest bar in Hong Kong, and place among the world's loftiest. Its panoramic views and bold design caught attention immediately. Over the years, it’s evolved to stay relevant—rotating cocktail programs, sleek aesthetics—but the draw of vantage plus quality still keeps it in the conversation for rooftop moments.

Drinks with sky-high views? Ozone awaits, book your table here.

Location: 118/F, International Commerce Centre, The Ritz-Carlton, 1 Austin Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Delaney's (TST)

Delaney's bar
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Though its Wan Chai branch has shut, Delaney's in Tsim Sha Tsui carries forward the name and its local legacy. With itsIrish‑pub warmth, solid pours, and steady crowd, it acts as a link to an older era of Hong Kong bars—friendly, casual, familiar—and still valued.

Book your table at Delaney's TST for hearty food, cold pints, and that classic Irish vibe.

Location: Basement, Mary Building, 71-77 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

SKYE

SKYE
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Opening its doors in 2016, SKYE is younger than many on this list, but it’s earned its place. Nestled atop Park Lane hotel in Causeway Bay, it blends stylish interiors, skyline outlooks, and a well‑crafted drinks menu. SKYE shows that longevity in Hong Kong’s bar scene doesn’t just depend on nostalgia— it depends on delivering consistently elevated experience.

Looking to toast above the city lights? Reserve a spot at SKYE via their website.

Location: Level 27-28, The Park Lane, 310 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

The Doghouse (TST)

The Doghouse TST
Photo by The Doghouse

If you want live music, open air, and no pretense, The Doghouse in Tsim Sha Tsui is your go-to. Its al fresco space and musical programming keep it grounded in local energy. In a city of spectacle, Doghouse reminds us that a bar can thrive simply by doing its part: making evenings more vibrant, one set at a time.

Live music, drinks, and a vibe that doesn’t quit, walk in or follow The Doghouse Kowloon for the latest events.

Location: 62 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Tonic (Mong Kok)

Tonic (Mong Kok)
Photo by Facebook/ Tonic

Although the original Tonic on Wyndham Street closed, the brand lives on in Mong Kok’s Langham Place under the Café DecoGroup umbrella. Though shifted in location, it still holds onto its original spirit. It’s proof that some bar identities are strong enough to be reinvented, and that legacy can, in fact, evolve.

Swing by Tonic at Langham Place for post-shopping drinks; no reservations needed, just good timing.

Location: Shop 7, L13, Langham Place, 8 Agryle Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Aqua

Aqua bar TST
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Once in TST’s Peking Road, Aqua has relocated, but continues to deliver elevated bar + dining synergy. Its classic mix of cocktails, sashimi, stunning view of the harbor make it a hybrid destination; part fine drinks, part upscale dining lounge. The address changed, but the aspiration and execution remain.

Pair stunning views with sushi and cocktails, book your Aqua dining or drinks session today.

Location: 17/F H Zentre, 15 Middle Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

The Old Man

The Old Man interior
Photo by Website/ The Old Man

Bringing in a more recent icon, The Old Man (opened in 2017) has become one of Hong Kong’s most lauded cocktail bars. Inspired by Ernest Hemingway, this intimate, literary‑inflected speakeasy is tucked beneath street level on Aberdeen Street in Central. Its bar is built around an I‑shaped counter with a cooling strip to keep your drink crisp, and the menu features cocktails named after Hemingway’s works and life chapters.

Though younger than some OGs, The Old Man qualifies by virtue of its rapid rise, technical ambition, and staying power in Hong Kong’s competitive cocktail scene. It’s a bar that nods to literary legacy and puts in the work behind the bar every night.

Pull up a seat at The Old Man and sip through Hemingway’s life in cocktails. Seating is limited, walk-ins only.

Location: LG/F 37-39 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong

Final Thoughts

These bars map a living history of Hong Kong nightlife— some stretching back decades, others carving their own legacies in recent years.

While the city’s pace is relentless and change inevitable, these OG bars have held on by doing what they do best: serving well, adapting smart, and staying authentic. And if you're feeling nostalgic, check out our roundup of Hong Kong clubs we wish never closed.

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Taste Portugal in Hong Kong with Casa Lisboa’s 6-Course Autumn Feast

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There are meals that feed you, and then there are meals that transport you.

At Casa Lisboa, nestled above Wyndham Street’s buzz in Central, the new “Taste of Portugalmenu doesn’t just serve food but also nostalgia, warmth, a little bit of magic, and unlimited dessert! If you’ve never been to Lisbon, this six-course experience, served from Oct 13 to Nov 27, 2025, might just convince you, you have.

For HK$388 per person (minimum 2 guests), you’re invited into a culinary story curated by Chef Rodolfo Vicente, who brings authentic flavors from Portugal’s coastlines and countryside straight to your plate.

Garlic Shrimps & Codfish Cakes at Casa Lisboa from Chef Rodolfo Vicente 6-course "Taste of Portugal" menu
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The starters alone are a thoughtful curation in balance. The sizzling garlic prawns (Camarão ao Alhinho) arrive in a terracotta pot, still bubbling in olive oil, garlic, and chili. And don’t skip the bread basket because the golden olive oil of the sizzling garlic is liquid gold. Tear off a piece of crusty bread and dip it straight in, the kind of simple pleasure that turns a starter into a ritual.

The codfish cakes, made with 60% bacalhau, are golden and crisp, served with a parsley-garlic mayo that’s comforting and refined. Then there’s the grilled quail, marinated for 48 hours in white wine, rosemary, and honey, roasted over open flame, and theatrically finished with a torch-charred rosemary sprig that perfumes the air.

The Piri-Piri cauliflower, meanwhile, is a vibrant and bold — roasted in a paprika-laced marinade and paired with saffron chickpea purée and pomegranate.

Suckling Pig at Casa Lisboa from Chef Rodolfo Vicente 6-course "Taste of Portugal" menu
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Grilled Octopus at Casa Lisboa from Chef Rodolfo Vicente 6-course "Taste of Portugal" menu
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For mains, guests choose from five regional classics.

The slow-roasted suckling pig “Bairrada” style is a standout, its skin shatteringly crisp, its meat meltingly tender, served with rice cooked in chouriço and liver. Seafood lovers can opt for the grilled Portuguese octopus with spinach “Esparregado” (+HK$38), or the signature lobster rice (+HK$68), a rich, tomato-red seafood stew brimming with shrimp, clams, and mussels.

Other options include the salted cod “Bacalhau à Lagareiro” and the surf-and-turf harmony of Iberico pork with clams (Carne de Porco à Alentejana).

Bolo de Bolacha at Casa Lisboa from Chef Rodolfo Vicente 6-course "Taste of Portugal" menu
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But the dessert is where Casa Lisboa flips the script. Guests are invited to indulge in unlimited servings of Bolo de Bolacha, Portugal’s iconic biscuit-and-coffee cake. It’s layered in nostalgic flavors and served tableside from a grand platter.

The “Taste of Portugal” menu is available Monday to Thursday evenings from 6PM, with a minimum of two guests required.

Book your table via Casa Lisboa’s platform now to savor six courses of culinary heritage, plus the dessert. Meanwhile, follow them on Instagram and Facebook for more information.

Location: Casa Lisboa, 2/F, Parekh House, 63 Wyndham Street, Central

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Cucina Celebrates White Truffle Season with a Luxurious Seasonal Menu

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From Nov. 6, 2025, to Jan. 6, 2026, Cucina unveils a special à la carte menu featuring prized white truffles from Piedmont, often called the “white diamond” in the kitchen.

Helmed by Chef de Cuisine Andrea Delzanno, the menu highlights the truffle’s rare and unique aroma. Leading the selection is the Cage-free Scrambled Eggs, Crab Meat in Shell, Caviar, and White Truffles (HK$428), offering a rich and harmonious blend of flavours enhanced by the white truffles.

White truffles from Piedmont
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Chef de Cuisine Andrea Delzanno
Cage-free Scrambled Eggs, Crab Meat in Shell, Caviar, and White Truffles | Courtesy of Cucina, Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel

Other highlights in the menu include the Tagliolini with Butter, Parmesan Cheese, White Truffles (HK$498), a simple yet sublime pasta that honors the aroma of white truffles, and the Potato and Leek Cream Soup with Mixed Seafood and White Truffles (HK$348), where velvety potato meets the oceanic notes of octopus and shrimp.

Pasta with butter, parmesan cheese, and white truffle
Tagliolini with Butter, Parmesan Cheese, White Truffles | Courtesy of Cucina, Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel
Baked Chilean sea bass
Baked Chilean Seabass with Sautéed Clams, Caviar Sauce, and White Truffles | Courtesy of Cucina, Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel

Meat lovers can enjoy the Roasted Italian Veal Chop with Brussels Sprouts, Chestnut Purée, and White Truffles (HK$598) if they prefer a hearty meal.

Available for both lunch and dinner, Cucina’s white truffle menu is an ode to Italian luxury and seasonal indulgence. Reservations are available via Tablecheck.

For more information, visit the Marco Polo Hong Kong Hotel website and follow their Instagram.

Location: Level 6, 3 Canton Road, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Opening Hours: 12 NN to 2:30 PM (Lunch), 11:30 AM to 3 PM (Weekend Brunch), 3 PM to 5:30 PM (Afternoon Tea), 6 PM to 11 PM (Dinner)

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Quiero Más Unveils Chef’s Tasting Menu, Weekend Brunch & Spanish Elegance

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There’s a new rhythm pulsing through Central, and it’s coming from 20 floors up. At Quiero Más, the Spanish-Mediterranean restaurant perched atop M88 Tower, guests can now indulge in two distinct culinary experiences: a sun-drenched weekend brunch and a candlelit Chef’s Tasting Menu, each offering its own flavor of escape.

Starting this season, Quiero Más introduces a duo of elevated dining options that blend bold Mediterranean flavors, festive ambiance, and a touch of European elegance.

First up: the Weekend Brunch, available every Saturday, Sunday, and public holiday from 12 AM to 3 PM. Priced at HK$328 per person (minimum two guests), the menu includes six sharing tapas, one main course, and one dessert. A full vegetarian brunch menu is also available.

Quiero Más' Weekend Brunch
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Tapas highlights include 36-month cured jamón, crystal tomato bread, garlic chilli prawns, and the restaurant’s famed suckling pig with Padron peppers. Mains range from truffle ricotta ravioli to seafood paella and dry-aged Wagyu bavette.

Dessert choices include churros, Basque burnt cheesecake, or gelato. Guests can upgrade with a two-hour free-flow drinks package for HK$198, featuring prosecco, premium wines, bottled beer, house G&T, and the signature tinto sangria.

15-day dry-aged Wagyu bavette and suckling pig
Courtesy of Quiero Más

For evening diners, the Six-Course Chef’s Tasting Menu offers a refined journey through Mediterranean flavors. Available nightly for HK$448 per person (minimum two guests), the menu includes two cold tapas, two hot tapas, one main, and one dessert — curated by Group Executive Chef Gary Batra, whose European culinary pedigree brings precision and soul to every plate.

Cold tapas may include scallop ceviche, Fine de Claire oysters, or smoked steak tartare, while hot dishes feature Spanish red prawn or crab cake with remoulade. For the main course, guests choose from suckling pig, seafood paella Barcelona, or 15-day dry-aged Wagyu bavette. Dessert options mirror the brunch menu.

Note: select premium items such as oysters, red prawn, and Wagyu bavette may incur additional charges.

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Courtesy of Quiero Más

With intimate lighting, rooftop views, and a cinematic atmosphere, Quiero Más is ideal for birthdays, date nights, or any evening that deserves a little extra sparkle.

Reserve your table now via Quiero Más’ website. Meanwhile, follow them on Instagram and Facebook for updates.

Location: Quiero Más, 20/F, M88 Tower, 2–8 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong 

Opening Hours: Daily, from 12 PM to 3 PM; 4 PM to 12 AM

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The St. Regis Bar Macao and Guerlain Unite for an Afternoon Tea Experience

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The St. Regis Bar Macao is pleased to present an exclusive collaboration with legendary Parisian maison Guerlain for an exclusive afternoon tea collaboration from October 16 to November 15, 2025.

Inspired by the L’Art & La Matière fragrance collection, this partnership transforms scent into taste through a bespoke afternoon tea.

“We are delighted to partner with Guerlain, a house with which we share a profound commitment to heritage, legacy, and the art of crafting exceptional experiences,” said Stuart Wayne Douglas, General Manager of The St. Regis Macao. “We believe that the fusion of culinary and olfactory arts will create a deeply sensory encounter, offering our guests a truly distinctive and lasting memory as part of the St. Regis afternoon tea rituals.”

Each creation in this special menu draws inspiration from a signature Guerlain scent—from the luminous freshness of Neroli Outrenoir to the warm, intricate notes of Spiritueuse Double Vanille. To complete the experience, Head Mixologist Kevin Lai presents a series of cocktails that mirror each of the fragrance’s unique character.

For a more immersive encounter, a series of exclusive Fragrance Masterclasses will be held on October 18, November 1, and November 15. Led by Guerlain’s Fragrance master, the sessions include a special tribute to Shalimar on its 100th anniversary. Reservations are required for the masterclasses.

The mural of The St. Regis Bar Macao
Courtesy of The St. Regis Bar Macao
Interiors of The St. Regis Bar Macao
Courtesy of The St. Regis Bar Macao

The St. Regis Bar x Guerlain Afternoon Tea will run daily at The St. Regis Bar, second floor, The St. Regis Macao from October 16 to November 15, 2025.

For more information and updates, visit The St. Regis Bar Macao website and follow their Facebook and Instagram pages.

The St. Regis Bar x Guerlain – L’Art & La Matière Afternoon Tea

Location: The St. Regis Bar, The St. Regis Macao, The Londoner Macao, Estrada do Istmo, s/n, Cotai, Macau, China

Dates: October 16 to November 15, 2025

Opening Hours: 3 PM to 6 PM

Price: MOP538++ for two people inclusive of two glasses of cocktails or teas. 

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CENSU’s Tattoo Pop-Up Series Hits Season 3 in New Energy with Golden Gip

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It’s not every day you get inked between bites of grilled skewers and sips — but in Hong Kong, subculture knows no boundaries. On October 26, 2025 one of the city’s most stylish culinary-art crossovers returns: the Golden Gip x CENSU Crew Flash Tattoo Pop-Up, now in its third edition.

Hosted at Golden Gip, a modern Korean-inspired dai pai dong on Wellington Street, this one-day-only event fuses gourmet bites, body art, and subcultural energy into a multi-sensory experience.

Golden Gip x CENSU Crew Flash Tattoo Pop-Up 2025
Instagram/ Golden Gip

This year’s lineup features six renowned tattoo artists from Hong Kong and Japan, including Yeeki Lo, Shigeo Kimura, New School Art, Who’s nosey, Gentaro, and Megumu.

Works by Shigeo Kimura & New Schoo Art
Instagram/ Shigeo Kimura & New School Art

Each artist will offer pre-designed flash tattoos, available on a first-come, first-served basis, so guests can walk away with fresh ink and a story to tell. Expect styles ranging from delicate linework to bold neo-traditional pieces.

Meanwhile, Golden Gip's kitchen, helmed by Head Chef Nigel Kim, will serve up a culinary journey with canapés and a complimentary drink for guests to complement the edgy, art-forward atmosphere. The venue’s interior, designed by Studio C8, blends wabi-sabi minimalism with nostalgic neon, turning the space into a visual feast.

Golden Gip interior and food
Instagram/ Golden Gip

Tickets are priced at HK$300 per person, which includes a drink, food, and a special gift for all attendees. The event runs from 12PM to 9PM. While walk-ins may be accepted, advance booking is highly recommended.

This is your chance to experience one of Hong Kong’s most expressive pop-ups, where ink meets local food culture, and every detail is designed to leave a mark.

For more information, follow Golden Gip’s website and Instagram, and CENSU’s Facebook and Instagram.

A Quick Note on Ink Etiquette: 

Consuming alcohol before can thin your blood, increase sensitivity, and even affect healing. If you’re planning to get tattooed at the pop-up, it’s strongly recommended to hold off on alcohol before and after your session.

Date: Sunday, October 26, 2025

Location: Golden GIP, 41 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong

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sen-ryo’s Popular 'Winter Seasonal Menu' Returns with Hokunin Innovations

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Conveyor belt sushi restaurant and sake bar sen-ryo ushers in the cooler months with the return of its “Winter Seasonal Menu,” a limited-time offering that celebrates the culinary spirit of “eating with the seasons.” Available from Oct. 16 to Dec. 14, 2025, the winter menu serves limited-time dishes, highlighting the artistry and innovation of sen-ryo’s shokunin, showcasing premium seasonal ingredients from Japan reimagined with contemporary flair.

A lobster prepared in two ways: sashimi and hot pot
Lobster Two Ways | Courtesy of sen-ryo

The star of this line-up is the innovative “Lobster Two Ways,” a luxurious dual experience that begins with fresh lobstersashimi  —expertly sliced by shokunin and chilled to perfection — before transforming into a rich hot pot simmered in shrimp miso broth. One fresh, one rich, the “Lobster Two Ways” creates a harmonious symphony of ocean flavours.

Two sushi dishes
Prime Fatty Tuna with French Caviar ($52/piece) and Snow Crab Leg with Ponzu Jelly Sushi ($38/piece) | Courtesy of sen-ryo

Other standouts include the Smoked Hiramasa with Soy Sauce Cream Sushi, Smoked Hiramasa Sashimi with Soy Sauce Cream, Prime Fatty Tuna with French Caviar, and Snow Crab Leg with Ponzu Jelly Sushi, each one highlighting the natural umami and balance that define Japanese culinary craftsmanship.

Smoked hiramasa and Itsukaichi Pork Hot pot
Smoked Hiramasa with Soy Sauce Cream Sushi ($28/piece) and Itsukaichi Pork & Sake-Lees Miso Hot Pot with Amazake ($108/order) | Courtesy of sen-ryo
A grilled sablefish marinated in the sake lees from ‘sen-ryo Shokunin Junmai Daiginjo’’
Sake Lees-Grilled Sablefish ($88/order) | Courtesy of sen-ryo

In addition to sushi and sashimi, sen-ryo is also introducing new grilled and hot pot dishes, including SakeLees-Grilled Sablefish and Istukaichi Pork & Sake LeesMiso Hot Pot with Amazake, both of which are enhanced with sen-ryo’s own Shokunin Junmai Daiginjo that complements the dishes with depth and tenderness.

A special sake tasting flight featuring three sakes from the Eiko Fuji Brewery
Special Sake Tasting Flight ($88/three) | Courtesy of sen-ryo
A special coffee panna cotta by sen-ryo
Shokunin Handmade Coffee Panna Cotta ($42/order) | Courtesy of sen-ryo

To complete the experience, sen-ryo introduces a special sake tasting flight featuring three limited Eiko Fuji sakes — each chosen to complement the winter menu’s refined progression of flavors — and a new dessert, the Shokunin Handmade Coffee Panna Cotta, made from their carefully selected Japanese charcoal-roasted coffee, which has a balanced bittersweet flavour without any acidity, and blended with Hokkaido milk.

From the ocean’s freshest catches to the comforting richness of winter warmth, sen-ryo’s “Winter Seasonal Menu” offers a wonderful symphony of flavours that makes for a thoughtful ode to the season’s quiet abundance — offering guests to slow down and savour the true taste of winter’s bounty.

For reservations and inquiries, visit the sen-ryo website here, and follow their Facebook and Instagram pages.

Location: Multiple locations

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Get Your G&T Fix Right Now at These Hong Kong Bars & Venues

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In a city that thrives on innovation in the nightlife scene, Hong Kong’s love for gin and tonic runs deep. From upscale restaurants to hidden lounges, venues across the city are redefining the classic G&T with creative twists and premium botanicals.

Whether you prefer your drink crisp and citrusy, infused with floral notes, or layered with exotic garnishes, there’s a perfect pour waiting to be discovered.

The Doctor’s Residence by Dr. Fern

1 The Doctor’s Residence by Dr. Fern
Photo from Instagram/The Doctor’s Residence by Dr. Fern

After a brief hiatus, Dr. Robben Fern returns with a refined new concept: The Doctor’s Residence by Dr. Fern, now housed within The Pottinger Hong Kong in Central. This next chapter in the doctor’s “gin legacy” continues his famed prescription-style mixology, serving creative G&Ts and botanical-forward cocktails for the “chronically curious.”

Under the expert care of Bar Manager Babit Burathroki, guests can indulge in custom “treatments” crafted from over 400 premium gins, including rare finds like Ortiz IV from Germany, Citadelle Rouge from France, and Ornabrak from Ireland. Each G&T features thoughtful garnishes, from pineapple gelée to galaxy raspberries, served in bespoke glassware. For an elevated touch, add the Floral Glow Ice, a botanical ice cube that transforms the drink with every sip. Curious? Reservations are highly recommended via Inline.

Location: The Doctor’s Residence by Dr. Fern, Shop No. 4, 3/F, The Pottinger Hong Kong, 74 Queen’s Road Central

Operating hours: Sunday, from 5 PM to 12 AM; Monday to Thursday, from 5 PM to 1 AM; Friday to Saturday, from 5 PM to 3 AM

The Optimist

2 The Optimist
Photo from Facebook/The Optimist

Located in the heart of Wan Chai, The Optimist brings the spirit of Northern Spain to Hong Kong with its Barcelona-chic interiors, Asador-inspired cuisine, and vibrant atmosphere across three floors. Its street-level bar offers a lively escape with vintage décor and lush greenery, setting the perfect scene for after-work drinks or weekend catchups.

The bar's signature Spanish-style gin and tonics are a highlight, served in generous goblets with bold flavor pairings like Plymouth with strawberry and basil, Tanqueray 10 with lime and blueberries, or Monkey 47 with grapefruit and coriander seed. Guests can also explore an extensive selection of European gins and handcrafted cocktails inspired by Southern European charm. Reservations are available online or by phone (+852 2433 3324) during opening hours.

Location: The Optimist, G/F, 239 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

Operating hours: Monday to Friday, from 11:30 AM to 2:45 PM (until 3 PM on Fri) and 6 PM to 10:30 PM; Saturday and Public Holidays, from 11:30 AM to 3:45 PM and 6 PM to 10:30 PM; Sunday, from 11:30 AM to 3:45 PM and 6 PM to 10:30 PM

Ping Pong 129 Gintonería

3 Ping Pong 129 Gintonería
Photo from Website/Ping Pong 129 Gintonería

Hidden behind an unassuming red door in Sai Ying Pun, Ping Pong 129 Gintonería transforms an old ping pong hall into one of Hong Kong’s most atmospheric gin destinations. The spacious, art-filled venue blends Spanish flair with industrial cool, offering a laid-back yet sophisticated space for G&T lovers and tapas seekers alike.

Founded by Juan Martínez Gregorio, the bar pays homage to Spain’s gin-tonic culture, serving up a stellar menu including the Master’s London G&T with Fever-Tree Light, orange zest, and juniper berries; the locally beloved Perfume Trees with G&T floral aromas of White Champaca Fever-Tree Light; and the Nordés Gin from Galicia paired with Fever-Tree Mediterranean, bay leaves, and lime wheel.

Alongside its rotating art exhibitions and music events, Ping Pong 129 remains a quintessential hideout for gin enthusiasts. Reservations are available by phone (+852 9835 50 61) or email (info@pingpong129.com).

Location: Ping Pong 129 Gintonería, 129 Second Street, L/G Nam Cheong House, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong

Operating hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 5 PM to 12 AM (until 1 AM Friday and Saturday); Closed on Mondays

Vibes

6 Vibes
Photo from Website/The Mira Hong Kong

Tucked within The Mira Hong Kong in Tsim Sha Tsui, Vibes is a lush open-air lounge that turns Thursday nights into a gin lover’s paradise. As part of the Mira Hotel Group, this rooftop retreat hosts its popular Gin & Tonic Revival, a weekly celebration of craft gins and premium tonics from around the world. Guests can explore rare small-batch spirits like Blind Tiger from Belgium, Gin Raw from Barcelona, and the Filipino-made Arc Gin, infused with calamansi and pomelo. Each G&T is artfully paired with refreshing garnishes, from herbaceous to citrus-forward, and mixed with top-tier tonics to enhance every note.

With happy hour prices from 4 PM to 1 AM (last order at 11:30 PM), cozy cabanas, and vibrant beats, Vibes sets the perfect tone for an evening of stylish indulgence under the city lights. For booking inquiries, contact +852 2315 5599 or vibes@themirahotel.com.

Location: Vibes, Mira Place, 118-130 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Operating hours: Sunday to Thursday, from 4 PM to 1 AM; Friday and Saturday, 4 PM to 1:30 AM

New Punjab Club

4 New Punjab Club
Photo from Instagram/New Punjab Club

Bold, boisterous, and unapologetically regal, New Punjab Club in Central is the MICHELIN-starred tandoor grillhouse from Black Sheep Restaurants founder Syed Asim Hussain. A tribute to post-colonial Punjab’s flamboyant energy, the restaurant celebrates the vibrant food and drink culture of the 1950s and 1960s.

While its smoky tandoor meats by Chef Palash Mitra are the main draw, the cocktail program is equally refined, spotlighting gin during Hong Kong’s warmer months. Guests can enjoy a perfectly mixed G&T from the restaurant’s mobile G&T cart, featuring premium gins, bespoke tonics, and classic garnishes designed to complement the richness of Punjabi spices. For something bolder, diners can end the night with a pour of the restaurant’s signature Black Label “Patiala Peg” whisky. Reservations are recommended via phone (+852 2368 1223) or email (reservations@newpunjabclub.com).

Location: New Punjab Club, 34 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong

Operating hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 12 PM to 2:30 PM and 6 PM to 10:30 PM; Closed on Mondays

La Rambla

5 La Rambla
Photo from Website/La Rambla

Perched above Victoria Harbour in IFC Mall, La Rambla by Catalunya captures the lively spirit of Barcelona’s La Boqueria market, offering bold Catalan flavors and sophisticated Spanish hospitality. Helmed by Executive Chef Rafa Gil, who worked along with Spain’s culinary icons like the Adria brothers and a finalist on Netflix’s "The Final Table," the restaurant delivers both authenticity and flair.

Its expansive terrace is a go-to spot for sunset cocktails with panoramic skyline views. For gin lovers, you can’t miss the La Rambla G&T, a refreshing on-tap creation with mandarin, pandan, and saline, alongside classics like Gin Mare with rosemary and grapefruit or Monkey 47 with orange, grapefruit, and lime. Reservations are available online through email (reservations@larambla.hk) or by phone at (852) 2661 1161.

Location: La Rambla by Catalunya, IFC Mall, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong

Operating hours: Open daily, from 11:30 AM to 10:30 PM; Terrace Happy Hour: Monday to Friday, 3 PM to 8 PM (except public holidays)

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Ice Cream & Cookie Co. HK Anniversary Serves Up Bold SEA Ice Cream Flavors

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Sometimes all you need to brighten up the day is just a little unexpected moment filled with sweetness.

Happening at their Gough Street location this October 2025, Ice Cream & Cookie Co. (ICC) is serving up scoops with a whisper of curry leaves and the umami punch of dried shrimp, paying a homage to Southeast Asian cuisine frozen into something unforgettable and surprising.

Ice Cream & Cookie Co. interior
Courtesy of Ice Cream & Cookie Co.

To mark its first anniversary in Hong Kong, ICC is launching two limited-edition flavors that are as daring as they are delicious: Salted Egg Yolk and Laksa.

Inspired by Founder Natasha Chiam’s viral Instagram series “Will It Ice Cream," these flavors are the result of fan demand and culinary curiosity. The Salted Egg and Laksa episodes alone racked up over 300,000 views, prompting ICC to bring the experiment to life.

The Salted Egg Yolk Ice Cream blends steamed salted egg yolk with fresh milk to create a creamy, savory base. It’s topped with crunchy cereal sautéed in curry leaves and butter, imported directly from Singapore.

Meanwhile, the Laksa Ice Cream transforms the iconic noodle soup into a frozen treat, featuring a coconut base infused with galangal, turmeric, lemongrass, laksa leaves, and dried shrimp, finished with candied coconut flakes.

Laksa Ice Cream
Laksa Ice Cream | Courtesy of Ice Cream & Cookie Co.
Salted Egg Yolk Ice Cream
Salted Egg Yolk Ice Cream | Courtesy of Ice Cream & Cookie Co.

Each flavor is priced at HK$68, or you can try both in a tasting platter for HK$128. The launch kicked off in early October at ICC’s flagship two-story café that’s become a local favorite for its elegant design and inventive desserts.

If you’re looking for something to light up the day or simply a new kind of indulgence, ICC’s anniversary scoops are a must-try. Visit their official website and follow their Instagram and Facebook for more updates.

Location: 33 Gough Street, Central, Hong Kong 

Opening Hours: 12AM – 10PM (Sundays to Thursdays); 12AM – 11PM (Fridays and Saturdays) 

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Celebrate Diwali in Style with New Punjab Club’s Feast & Bakehouse Collab

31Photo by Instagram/ Bakehouse

In a city that thrives on culinary innovation, Hong Kong’s dining scene is no stranger to bold collaborations. This October, two of the city’s most beloved culinary heavyweights, New Punjab Club and Bakehouse, are joining forces to deliver a Diwali celebration that’s festively indulgent.

The result is a limited-edition mithai box alongside a one-night-only feast that reimagines tradition through the lens of high-end gastronomy.

New Punjab Club Interior
Courtesy of New Punjab Club

Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is celebrated across South Asia and the diaspora as a time of renewal, joy, and togetherness. Homes are adorned with flickering diyas, families gather for prayers and fireworks, and tables overflow with sweets. It’s a holiday rooted in light triumphing over darkness, and in recent years, it’s also become a canvas for culinary creativity.

This year, New Punjab Club, a Michelin-starred Punjabi grillhouse known for its unapologetically bold flavors, is taking Diwali to new heights with a ten-dish feast curated by Chefs Palash Mitra and Sidhu.

The dinner, held on Oct. 20, 2025, promises a theatrical journey through Punjabi cuisine, served in a dining room that pulses with festive energy.

New Punjab Club & Bakehouse Collab
Photo from Instagram/ New Punjab Club
New Punjab Club & Bakehouse Collab
Courtesy of New Punjab Club

In the lead-up to the feast, New Punjab Club has partnered with Bakehouse, the artisanal bakery that’s become a staple for pastry lovers across the city, to create a Diwali Mithai Box that’s anything but ordinary.

Available for pre-order until Oct. 16, 2025, the box features four handcrafted sweets that blend Indian tradition with modern pastry techniques. There’s a rich besan barfi topped with almonds, a malai chum chum reimagined as a baked doughnut filled with buffalo milk and cheese, and a mango nankhatai layered with fig halwa. Each treat is nestled in a pastel pink and blue box that’s as giftable as it is Instagram-worthy.

Together, the feast and the mithai box offer a full-circle Diwali experience, one that honors heritage while embracing innovation. Whether you're craving a taste of home or looking to explore Indian flavors through a gourmet lens, this collaboration is a must.

The Diwali Mithai Box is available for pick-up from Oct. 18 to 20, 2025. The Michelin-Starred Diwali Feast takes place on Oct. 20, 2025.

Pre-order your Diwali Mithai Box via this link and reserve your seats for the one-night-only feast via this link. For more information, following New Punjab Club’s Instagram and Facebook, and Bakehouse’s Instagram and Facebook.

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