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The Best Brunch Spots in Hong Kong Right Now

La Petite Maison Introduces New Saturday Brunch with Enhanced Offerings including a freeflow of both rose and blan 1Photo by La Petite Maison (LPM)

Hong Kong's dynamic culinary landscape is a testament to its rich cultural diversity, offering a blend of traditional flavors and international cuisines. Among the city's most cherished dining traditions, brunch stands out as a weekend ritual that locals, visitors, and newcomers eagerly anticipate. From the cozy corners of Italian bistros nestled in bustling malls to elegant dining rooms with panoramic harbor views, Hong Kong's brunch scene is as varied as it is exquisite.

Whether you're craving the hearty warmth of Argentinian steaks, the refined flavors of Italian cuisine, or the innovative fusion of Nikkei dishes, the city's brunch offerings are sure to delight. In this listicle, we explore the top spots that are redefining the brunch experience in Hong Kong, inviting you to indulge in culinary journeys that span continents and cultures, all within the vibrant heart of this metropolis.

We will be updating this article quarterly, so bookmark it to stay up to date with fresh new brunch deals in Hong Kong!

The Aubrey, Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong

Izakaya Japanese Brunch The Aubrey Hong Kong
The Aubrey

Enjoy The Aubrey’s weekend brunch at Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong for HK$498 per person (full table participation). Feast on edamame, yakitori, sashimi, nigiri, maki, and tempura, then choose mains like Yellowtail Collar, Iberico Secreto Pork, or Chicken Katsu Sando. Finish with a dessert platter of mochi cake and blueberry cheesecake. Upgrade with free-flow packages: Champagne HK$458 (R de Ruinart Brut NV) or Sparkling Tea HK$280 (Saicho Jasmine). Sustainable ingredients and refined Japanese flavors make this brunch a must-try in Central.

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Casa Sophia Loren

Casa Sophia Loren Brunch
Casa Sophia Loren

Celebrate weekends Italian-style at Casa Sophia Loren with a lavish brunch featuring a Seafood Tower, free-flow David Herve oysters, and a buffet of crisp salads, cured meats, aged cheeses, pizzas, and comforting soup. Choose from mains like Seafood Risotto, Beef Tagliata, or upgrade to Lobster Tagliatelle or Lamb Shank (+HK$98). End with gelato, cakes, fresh fruits, and Limoncello. From HK$358 per adult, HK$228 per child, plus optional 3-hour free-flow packages (soft drinks, Prosecco, Champagne). Perfect for group dining at The Heritage in Wan Chai.

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La Petite Maison (LPM)

La Vie en Rosé Brunch
La Petite Maison (LPM)

Experience the essence of the French Riviera at La Petite Maison Hong Kong with free-flow Legras & Haas blanc and rosé champagnes, signature cocktails, and exquisite dishes like Grilled Lobster Provençal, Truffle Eggs Benedict, and Exotic Baked Alaska. Packages start at HK$688 for mocktails or HK$998 for champagne lovers. Sundays now feature an à la carte menu with a 1.5-hour champagne free-flow for HK$488. Elevate your weekends with Riviera-inspired elegance in Central.

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The Chinese Library

Unlimited Dim Sum The Chinese Library
The Chinese Library

The Chinese Library’s Unlimited Dim Sum Brunch is a weekend indulgence featuring endless classics and modern twists. Start with Hand-Shredded Vegetarian Chicken with Sichuan Pepper, Bean Curd Sheet and Chinese Chives Salad, and move on to favorites like Traditional Har Gau, Barbecue Pork Bao, and Xiao Long Bao with Ficus Hirta. Elevate the experience with signatures such as Wagyu and Black Pepper Puffs (+HK$68) and Hokkaido Scallop Dumpling in Porcini Broth (+HK$68). This brunch is priced at HK$438 per person, with free-flow options from +HK$200.

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Zuma Hong Kong

Zuma Hong Kong Shūmatsu Weekend Brunch
Website/Zuma

Elevate your weekends with Zuma Hong Kong’s upgraded Shūmatsu Weekend Brunch, now featuring the Baikingu Japanese buffet station with unlimited made-to-order hot dishes. Enjoy 2.5 hours of free-flow drinks and an exceptional dining experience starting from HK$788 for food only, or upgrade to premium champagne packages from HK$1,168 to HK$2,888. Indulge in signature sashimi and sushi platters, tataki, and a choice of luxurious mains like Grilled Lobster with Garlic Butter or A4 Miyazaki Wagyu, finished with Zuma’s iconic deluxe dessert platter. Vegetarian options are available.

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Notable 2025 Brunch Picks

Chueca

Chueca Brunch Hong Kong

Soak in the Spanish vibes at Chueca, Hong Kong’s newest go-to for tapas and weekend indulgence. Located in Central-Soho, this vibrant restaurant brings Madrid’s famed brunch culture to the city with their HK$498 brunch menu packed with authentic small plates and signature mains. Add HK$238 for two hours of free-flow cava, sangria, and more, and treat yourself to dishes like Ibérico Pork, Carabinero Rice, and a decadent Seafood Platter.

À Poêle

French Food A Poele

À Poêle brings Parisian flair to Quarry Bay with a laid-back bistro brunch featuring fresh seafood, hearty French mains, and vibrant brunch cocktails. Savor oysters, crab, Beef Cheek Bourguignon, and more, with 90-minute free-flow options from HK$148 or Champagne for HK$398. Between the semi-al fresco seating and curated wine list, À Poêle delivers a true French dining experience every weekend.

LALA

LALA Brunch Hong Kong

Brunch like a Parisian at LALA, a newly opened restaurant in Central helmed by Chef Franckelie Laloum (formerly of Michelin-starred LOUISE). The restaurant's àla carte brunch delivers French elegance and indulgence with dishes like GRENOUILLES (Parsley Garlic Frog Legs), AGNEAU (Grilled Lamb Chop with Vierge Lamb Jus), and COTE DE BOEUF (Black Angus Charcoal Grilled Bone-In Ribeye with Béarnaise Sauce), alongside decadent sides and artisanal desserts. With refined interiors and exquisite flavors, LALA is the perfect spot for a leisurely, elevated brunch in Hong Kong.

Bombay Dreams

Bombay Dreams Hong Kong

Bombay Dreams’ Late Night Brunch kicks off with unlimited sharing plates, live music, and irresistible Indian flavors every Friday and Saturday at 9 PM. Enjoy iconic bites, hearty curries, Biryani, and Indian sweets for HK$298, plus a 2-hour free-flow cocktail package for HK$200 featuring playful mixes like the Slumdog Millionaire and a tailored Tanqueray Gin Trolley. It’s Hong Kong’s hottest new way to brunch — after dark!

The Mistral

The Mistral Intercontinental Grand Stanford

Experience a luxurious Sunday brunch at The Mistral, InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong. Available every Sunday from 11 AM-1 PM, this indulgent dining experience features a curated selection of gourmet delights. Start with chilled seafood, including snow crab legs and Boston lobster, followed by a lavish spread of antipasti such as Parma ham and artisan cheeses. Enjoy freshly handmade pasta and risotto, alongside a selection of luxury mains crafted with premium ingredients. End on a sweet note with an array of decadent desserts. For inquiries, contact The Mistral at 2731 2870 or themistral@icgrandstanford.com.

The Verandah

The Verandah Repulse Bay

Treat yourself to The Verandah ’s Sunday Champagne Brunch, featuring an extensive selection of seafood, Asian delicacies, and desserts for HK$988 per adult or HK$598 per child. Elevate your meal with a premium free-flow beverage package for HK$500, including Maison Mumm Grand Cru Champagne, a selection of white and red wines, Young Master Pilsner, and signature cocktails like the Aperol Spritz, Negroni, and Espresso Martini.

Madame Fù

Madame Fu Hong Kong

Enjoy an extravagant brunch at Madame Fù! Available on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 11 AM to 4:30 PM, the brunch features Peking duck from the Duck Station starting at 12 PM and a tempting dim sum trolley filled with delights like Madame Fù’s Char Siu Bao, Scallop & Chives Dumpling, and Assorted Mushroom & Black Truffle Dumplings. Appetizers include Spicy Bolognese with Rice Cracker and Iberico Char Siu, while mains such as Sichuan Wok-fried Shrimps and Firecracker Chicken tantalize the palate. Choose from two free-flow drink packages starting at HK$998 for 2 hours.

Nobu Hong Kong

Nobu Regent Hong Kong

Upgrade your Saturdays with Nobu's exquisite brunch, where traditional Japanese flavors meet innovative culinary techniques. For HK$858 per person, guests can choose two main courses from an enticing selection, including Rock Shrimp Tempura, Black Cod Miso, Beef Tenderloin with Teriyaki Sauce, Flambé A5 Japanese Wagyu, and Grilled Lobster with Creamy Uni Sauce. Each dish showcases Chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s pioneering spirit that has defined the restaurant since its inception. Complement your meal with Nobu’s signature desserts and enhance the experience with an optional HK$168 per person free-flow of Saicho Hojicha Sparkling Tea, or premium beverage packages.

LucAle

LucAle Hong Kong

Experience the exquisite flavors of Italy with LucAle’s Signature Brunch, available every Saturday, Sunday, and public holiday from 12 PM to 3 PM. This delightful brunch includes a two-hour unlimited free-flow of house wines, a spread of salumi (Italian cured meats) and formaggi (cheeses), pizzeta to share, seasonal salads, and a choice of dolce (dessert). For those with a hearty appetite, enhance your brunch with one of their signature mains. Priced at HK$458 per person, this brunch is a perfect way to savor authentic Italian cuisine.

Spasso

Spasso Italian Tsim Sha Tsui

Experience the ultimate Italian feast at Spasso with their Gourmet Italian Brunch, served weekly. This culinary adventure features an array of regional antipasti and a soup buffet, followed by your choice of pasta or a main course. End your meal with a delicious dessert, all starting from HK$398 per person. For those who enjoy a good drink, Spasso offers a two-hour free-flow package with unlimited wines for an additional HK$198. Families are welcome too, with kids below 6 dining for free and enjoying ice cream treats. Children aged 6 to 12 can enjoy pasta or pizza for just HK$228.

The Silveri Hong Kong

The Silveri Seafood Brunch

Experience the Brunch Rhapsody at The Enclave and The Pavilion at The Silveri Hong Kong, where gourmet cuisine meets elegant ambiance for an unmatched weekend brunch. This delightful dining opportunity blends sophisticated flavors with the serene surroundings of The Pavilion. For those who appreciate fine wines or bubbly, you can opt for a free-flow of house red, white wine, or prosecco. Seafood aficionados might enjoy upgrading their meal with a sumptuous Seafood Platter, featuring Alaska Red King Crab Legs, Freshly Shucked Fine de Claire Oysters, tender Shrimps, and a choice of Clams or Mussels, all accompanied by creamy mayonnaise and a fresh twist of lemon. This brunch is ideal for those looking to enjoy a leisurely meal or a sophisticated gathering in a charming setting.

Juno

Juno Brunch Hong Kong

Juno offers a refined brunch experience starting with a choice of starters like Butternut Pumpkin Soup, Caviar d'Aubergine, and Chick Peas Hummus, with luxurious add-ons like Burrata Pugliese and Prawns Omelette. Main courses feature Juno Truffle Tagliolini, Pork Ribs, Barramundi "Côte d'Azur" Style, and Truffled Angus Beef Cheek Risotto. For pairs, there's the Prime USA Rib-eye and Seafood Fideos "a la Cazuela." Dessert options include Panna Cotta or Tiramisu. Enjoy this gourmet brunch on weekends from 12 PM-3 PM.

Cruise Restaurant & Bar, Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour

Cruise Hyatt Centric

Enjoy a vibrant All-You-Can-Eat Weekend Brunch at Cruise Restaurant & Bar’s rooftop, featuring sweeping views of Victoria Harbour. Available every Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays from 12 PM to 2:30 PM at HK$398 per person, the brunch showcases over 20 modern Asian dishes like Pomelo Salad with Crispy Dried Shrimp, Grilled Iberico Pork Belly Ssam, Free-Range Chicken Satay, Braised Wagyu Beef Cheek Massaman Curry, and Kimchi Fried Rice. End on a sweet note with Mango Sticky Rice from a live dessert station and seasonal ice cream. À la Carte upgrades and free-flow drink packages, starting at HK$198 for prosecco, wine, and beer or HK$298 for champagne, cocktails, wine, and beer, are also available.

SKYE Roofbar & Dining

SKYE Parklane Hong Kong Brunch

Begin with an exquisite selection of starters, including the luxurious French-style Oscietra Caviar on Egg Mimosa and the Gueridon Service Beef Tartare, which pave the way for a truly exceptional dining experience. The main courses are equally impressive, offering delights such as the Yellow Chicken Foie Gras Ballotine, where the richness of foie gras is beautifully complemented by the tenderness of yellow chicken, as well as the options of Ox Picanha Rump Cap with robust flavors and Grilled Boston Lobster, served alongside homemade fries and fresh tagliolini.

Carna by Dario Cecchini

Carna Hong Kong Mondrian Hotels

Dive into Carna by Dario Cecchini's inaugural Nose-to-Tail Weekend Brunch at Mondrian Hong Kong. This Tuscan-inspired feast, available on weekends and public holidays from 12 PM-3 PM, starts at HK$728 per person. Indulge in unlimited appetizers, including beef tartare and Roasted Beef Tonnato, followed by a hearty Rigatoni dish. The highlight is a Charcoal Grill Platter featuring homemade sausages, Black Angus Beef Short Ribs, and signature steaks, complemented by endless sides. Enhance your experience with free-flow drinks from HK$280, including the option to upgrade to premium champagne.

VaBene Ristorante Italiano

Va Bene Italian Restaurant Festival Walk Hong Kong

Experience the heart of Italian cuisine with Va Bene Ristorante Italiano's exclusive Weekend Brunch, hidden away in the dynamic Festival Walk. Available from 11 AM-2:45 PM, this brunch offers a journey of tastes, starting with a lavish antipasti buffet priced at HK$298 per person. Elevate your meal with a choice of exquisite main courses for an additional HK$20, featuring Grilled US Sirloin with Mushrooms and Gravy, Grilled Pork Loin with Sauteed Vegetables, and Pan-seared Salmon in Green Pea Sauce. Beverage selections start at HK$18, ensuring a harmonious complement to your meal.

Calle Ocho

Calle Ocho Hong Kong Brunch

Calle Ocho invites you to a brunch that embodies the essence of Spain, nestled in the vibrant Fashion Walk in the heart of Hong Kong. This two-story venue draws its design inspiration from the historic districts of Madrid, creating an ambience rich in Spanish architectural charm. The brunch menu showcases the diversity of Spanish cuisine, with offerings ranging from the classic Pan con Tomate to the inventive Uni-Cone, a selection of Charcuteria, a variety of seafood, and the standout squid ink Paella.

Amalfitana

pizza
Photo by Facebook/ Amalfitana

This exclusive menu, priced at HK$498 per pair and available from 12 PM-3 PM, offers couples a taste of Italy. Start with two Primi dishes, choosing from options like Mussels or Kale Caesar, with the option to add Burrata or Battuta di Carne for an extra HK$50. Main courses range from artisan pizzas to classic pastas such as Spaghetti Carbonara. Dessert choices include Tiramisu, Gelato, or the option of a Nutella Calzone for an additional HK$50. For a complete experience, consider the 90-minute free-flow of Prosecco, Wine, and Beers for HK$250 per person, making your brunch truly unforgettable.

Ask for Alonzo

ITALIAN BRUNCH
Photo by Facebook/ Ask for Alonzo

Step into the comforting arms of Italian dining with Autie Maria's Brunch at Ask for Alonzo, served on weekends and public holidays from 10:30 AM-5 PM. Crafted for at least two diners, this brunch begins with a communal starter platter that whets the appetite for the culinary voyage ahead. The mains pay homage to the heart and soul of Italian cuisine, with choices like the hearty My Autie's Baked Egg & Meatballs, the classic Spaghetti alle Vongole, Oven Baked Rigatoni, the savory Italian Panini, the delightful TLC Sandwich, the innovative Breakfast Carbonara, and the traditional Italian Frittata. Dessert is a sweet finale with options such as Alonzo's Signature Tiramisu, the creamy White Chocolate Panna Cotta, or the indulgent My Auntie's Toast.

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Auntie Sweet’s Halloween Shaved Ice Dessert Gets a Black Sesame Twist

Auntie Sweets Halloween Shaved Ice Dessert Gets a Black Sesame TwistPhoto by Instagram/Auntie Sweet

If pumpkin spice isn’t cutting it this Halloween, Auntie Sweet has something much darker in mind. The beloved dessert brand has unveiled its new Dubai Black Sesame Paste Kakigori, a Halloween-themed creation that taps into the viral black sesame craze while leaning fully into the spooky season.

The towering shaved ice dessert is designed to look like a quirky one-eyed monster, with every serving individually hand-styled by the kitchen team. No two creations are exactly alike, making each one delightfully creepy in its own way.

Beneath the striking black exterior is a mix of rich and nutty flavors, featuring homemade Dubai Black Sesame Paste, black sesame ice cream, black sesame brittles, and tofu pudding. The monster’s expressive face is finished with silky pumpkin cream, while crunchy “Deep Fried Ghost” crisps add texture and a playful Halloween touch.

Dubai Black Sesame Paste Kakigori, Dubai black sesame desserts
Photo by Instagram/Auntie Sweet

For black sesame fans looking to go all in, the seasonal lineup extends beyond the kakigori. Auntie Sweet is also serving a range of Dubai black sesame desserts inspired by the crunchy kataifi-filled treats that have taken social media by storm, including a Dubai Black Sesame Tofu Shake (HK$40) and a Dubai Black Sesame Mochi Roll (HK$48).

The Halloween special is available from now until Nov. 5, 2026, at Auntie Sweet’s Causeway Bay, Diamond Hill, and Mong Kok branches, while the wider Dubai black sesame dessert range is available across all locations.

For more information and new menu reveals, follow Auntie Sweet on Instagram.

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Craving Choux? Don't Miss Butterfly Patisserie's New Limited Collection

Craving Choux Butterfly Patisserie Has a New Limited time Collection Just for YouPhoto by Instagram/ Butterfly Patisserie

If you're always on the lookout for your next dessert fix, Butterfly Patisserie has something worth adding to your calendar. From Oct. 14-18, 2026, the acclaimed pastry boutique will be hosting a limited-time pop-up featuring its newest collection, "Les Choux."

Inspired by the beloved French pastry, the collection highlights the contrast of textures that makes choux so irresistible. Each piece features a light, golden shell paired with a velvety custard center, thoughtfully crafted to balance richness and lightness in every bite.

The collection is available in three flavor combinations: Vanilla, Chocolate & Hojicha, and Taro & Coconut. Whether you're drawn to classic pastry flavors or curious about combinations with an Asian twist, the lineup offers a fresh take on a French favorite.

While the choux may be the star of the show, Butterfly Patisserie is no stranger to drawing dessert enthusiasts through its doors. Nestled inside Rosewood Hong Kong, the boutique is known for its chocolates, pastries, and cakes, and is led by Executive Pastry Chef Jonathan Soukdeo, with La Liste's World's Best Afternoon Tea Award 2025 among its accolades.

For more information, visit Butterfly Patisserie's website, call +852 3891 8822, email hongkong.butterflypatisserie@rosewoodhotels.com, or follow @butterflypatisseriehongkong on Instagram.

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Hong Kong’s Bar Leone Tops The World's 50 Best Bars 2026 List Again

50 Best Bars 2026 3Photo by Courtesy of 50 Best Bars

The local cocktail scene has another reason to celebrate, as the World’s No. 1 Bar is still in Hong Kong!

At the 18th edition of The 50 Best Bars 2026, sponsored by Perrier awards ceremony in Milan, Bar Leone was crowned The World’s Best Bar for the second consecutive year, cementing its place as one of the most influential drinking destinations in Asia and rest of the world. The Central hotspot, led by Lorenzo Antinori, first made history as the first Asian bar to reach No. 1 globally in 2025 and has now successfully defended its title in 2026.

The city also reclaimed its status as Asia’s most represented cocktail capital, with four Hong Kong bars securing places on this year’s list. Joining Bar Leone at No. 1 are Argo at No. 25, while newcomers Montana and Gokan debuted at No. 36 and No. 41, respectively. Gokan founder Shingo Gokan also received the prestigious Roku Industry Icon Award for his contribution to the global cocktail industry. Representing Mainland China, Hope & Sesame Guangzhou earned the No. 12 spot on the list.

Shingo Gokan receiving the Roku Industry Icon Award
Courtesy of 50 Best Bars

Beyond Hong Kong, the rankings highlighted standout bars from across the world. Milan’s Moebius Milano was named The Best Bar in Europe and placed No. 2 overall, while Cartagena’s Alquímico ranked No. 3 and earned The Best Bar in South America title. Bangkok’s Bar Us landed at No. 4, followed by Athens’ sustainability champion Line at No. 5.

Joining Bar Us were fellow Bangkok bars Dry Wave Cocktail Studio at No. 21 and BKK Social Club at No. 30. Singapore's Jigger & Pony ranked at No. 18 and Nutmeg & Clove at No. 38.

Several special awards were also handed out during the evening. Mexico City’s Bar Mauro earned the Highest New Entry Award at No. 10, New York’s Schmuck took Best New Opening, and Barcelona’s legendary Paradiso received the Rémy Martin Legend of the List Award.

The 50 Best Bars 2026, sponsored by Perrier list
Courtesy of 50 Best Bars

Altogether, the 2026 rankings featured bars from 26 cities, reflecting the growing diversity and creativity shaping cocktail culture worldwide. For more details, visit The 50 Best website and follow them on Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and Facebook.

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K11 MUSEA and Two Moons Serve Up a Gin-Fueled Dining Crawl

Taste of GI Ndulgence 1Photo by K11 Musea/Website

K11 MUSEA and K11 Art Mall have teamed up with Two Moons Distillery for "Taste of GIN-dulgence," a limited-time series of 12 food-and-gin pairings running from now through Nov. 30, 2026.

The program brings together 12 restaurants across the two K11 destinations, each serving a signature dish with a cocktail built around Two Moons gin. Gin is not treated as an afterthought or a side character; rather, each place brings a full flavor experience: citrus, tea, ginger, and floral botanical notes are used to sharpen, soften, or contrast with what is on the plate.

At UNAGI YONDAIME KIKUGAWA, for example, the Ippon Hitsumabushi Set is paired with "Moonlit," made with Ginger Gin, mirin, yuzu, honey, and soda. The bright drink is designed to cut through the rich, broiled eel. Yung's Bistro takes a similarly refreshing approach with "The Salisbury Jade," combining Calamansi Gin, Seedlip Garden 108, cucumber, sparkling oolong, lime, and watercress honey alongside deep-fried shrimp balls.

Other pairings lean richer or more playful. Glasshouse Greenery serves BBQ Peking Duck Pizza with "Dandy Butcher," a spirit-forward mix of Signature Dry Gin, Yuk Bing Siu, dry vermouth, red date, and chocolate bitters. At Hearth Yakiniku by ATUM, A5 Japanese Miyazaki Wagyu Chuck Rib comes with a Calamansi Gin cocktail featuring apple cider, black tea, and lemon juice to balance the indulgent Wagyu.

The lineup also includes Japanese, Cantonese, and contemporary dishes at restaurants such as KAIYŌ, Sushi Masa, Dab-Pa, Golden Blossoms, Greyhound Cafe Galleria, VELO, HOW To Live Well, and Shiawase Yakitori.

Taste of GIN-dulgence
(From left) Yung's Bistro pairing and Glasshouse Greenery pairing | Photo from Website/K11 Musea

Beyond the restaurant pairings, K11 MUSEA is hosting two "Moonlit Sips" guest bartender takeovers.

KT Lam, Bar Director at Rosewood Bangkok, takes over Yung's Bistro on Oct. 9, 2026, from 5:30 to 8:30 PM. Lam oversees Lennon's, which is ranked No. 7 on Asia's 50 Best Bars 2026.

On Nov. 13, bartender Antonio Lai, Co-Founder of Quinary, Draft Land, and The Opposites, will helm UNAGI YONDAIME KIKUGAWA from 7 to 10 PM, pairing his cocktails with the restaurant's unagi.

There is also a perk for KLUB 11 members. From Oct. 12 to Nov. 30, 2026, members can access dining privileges at more than 30 selected restaurants across K11 MUSEA and K11 Art Mall, with up to HK$1,200 in dining discounts.

For updates, follow K11 MUSEA and Two Moons Distillery on Instagram. To know more about "Taste of GIN-dulgence," visit K11 MUSEA's official website.

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Chez Carmela Brings the French Riviera to Hong Kong This October

Carmela Hong KongPhoto by Carmela Hong Kong/Instagram

Carmela is bringing the Côte d’Azur to the dinner table this October with Chez Carmela: A Night on the Riviera, the latest edition of the restaurant's monthly Dinner Series.

Taking place on Oct. 6, 2026, the French Riviera-inspired evening features a multi-course set menu priced at HK$688 per person, with special wine pours also available. The lineup leans into the coastal flavors of Southern France.

Dinner starts with a spread of hors d'oeuvres designed for sharing, including Oregano Sourdough Fougasse with Ratatouille, Fried Zucchini Flowers with red pepper and goat cheese, Artichokes à la Barigoule, and Pissaladière.

From there, guests can get a bowl of Bouillabaisse with Rouille Toast, followed by Spaghetti tossed with prawns, bottarga, garlic, and olive oil.

The main event is served family-style, with diners choosing one centerpiece for the table: either Whole Seabream with fennel and tomato or Roasted Lamb Rump with olive tapenade and eggplant. Herbed potatoes with aioli come alongside.

Dessert keeps things bright with a Lemon Meringue Tart scented with rosemary.

Wine plays its own supporting role in the evening. Bottles from Maison Mirabeau have been hand-selected by Simone to accompany the menu.

This limited-time dinner fits neatly into Carmela's broader approach to Southern Mediterranean cooking. From the team behind FRANCIS, the restaurant centers its menu on generous, flavor-forward food rooted in tradition but presented with a more contemporary touch.

For more information, visit Carmela's website or follow them on Instagram.

Chez Carmela: A Night on the Riviera 

Location: Carmela, G06, Nan Fung Place, 173 Des Voeux Road Central

Date: Oct. 6, 2026

Price: HK$688 per person

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Rosewood Hong Kong Teases New Bar Concept from the Team Behind Bar Leone

Rosewood Hong Kong Teases New Bar Concept from the Team Behind Bar Leone 1Photo by Rosewood Hong Kong | Companion Communications

Looking for your next go-to bar? Hong Kong’s cocktail scene is about to get a major shake-up, as Rosewood Hong Kong has recently revealed its plan to launch a new bar concept later this year. What makes this announcement exciting is that the upcoming bar will be developed exclusively for the hotel with the help of Lorenzo Antinori and Justin Shun Wah, the names behind Bar Leone, which was named The World’s 50 Best Bar in 2025 and maintains the Best Bar in Hong Kong 2026 title for the 3rd year in a row.

The project is slated to open in November 2026, bringing together two heavyweight names in luxury hospitality and cocktails. On one side is Rosewood Hong Kong, which topped The World’s 50 Best Hotels rankings in both 2025 and 2026. On the other is Bar Leone, the neighborhood bar that has quickly become one of the industry's biggest success stories.

For now, details about the venue remain under wraps. Rosewood has only described the concept as "an exciting new chapter for cocktail culture in Hong Kong," leaving cocktail enthusiasts to speculate about what the duo and the hotel has in store.

The hotel has already kicked off a teaser campaign on Instagram for those who want a glimpse of the upcoming project ahead of its official unveiling.

More information is expected to arrive in late October according to the post, so keep an eye on Rosewood Hong Kong's Instagram for sneak peeks and upcoming announcements.

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Michelin-Recommended YUAN Opens New Home at FWD HOUSE 1881

Michelin Recommended YUAN Opens New Home at FWD HOUSE 1881Photo by Website/Lubuds

One of Hong Kong’s most acclaimed destinations for plant-based fine dining has found a new home. YUAN, the city’s first modern Chinese vegetarian fine dining concept by Lubuds® Group, officially opened its doors in Tsim Sha Tsui on Sept. 28, 2026, following its departure from its long-running Hollywood Road location in Central.

Previously tucked inside Chinachem Hollywood Centre, the Michelin-recommended restaurant has relocated to the landmark FWD House 1881 Main Building, bringing its refined allium-free vegetarian cuisine to one of the city’s most historic settings. Surrounded by Victorian-era architecture, YUAN continues its philosophy of celebrating nature through seasonal, plant-based ingredients transformed into elegant contemporary Chinese dishes.

Foodies can expect the thoughtful cooking that earned the restaurant a spot in the MICHELIN Guide Hong Kong & Macau 2025 and 2026, with menus that highlight vegetables and plant-based ingredients through meticulous technique and understated presentation. The restaurant is also now Halal-certified, making its dining experience more accessible to a wider range of guests.

YUAN fine vegetarian dining new FWD House 1881 location
Instagram/ YUAN
vegetarian dish at YUAN fine vegetarian dining new FWD House 1881 location
Instagram/ YUAN

YUAN is open Monday to Saturday for lunch and dinner, with menus ranging from a HK$388 three-course lunch to an eight-course tasting menu priced at HK$898. For reservations and more information, call +852 4629 3560, book online via Inline, or follow YUAN on Instagram and Facebook.

Location: YUAN, G/F, FWD House 1881 Main Building, 2A Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

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Prost! Here's Where to Celebrate Oktoberfest 2026 in Hong Kong & Macau

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From beer halls and harbourfront pop-ups to racecourse parties and family-friendly festivals, Hong Kong is going all out for Oktoberfest this year. Whether you're looking for free-flow brews, Bavarian comfort food, live Oompah bands, or stein-holding contests, the city is packed with celebrations throughout October.

Here's our guide to the best Oktoberfest events in Hong Kong for 2026, featuring German beer, hearty fare, and plenty of reasons to say "Prost!"

Hong Kong Football Club (HKFC) Oktoberfest

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If you're in the mood for a lively Oktoberfest celebration, HKFC Oktoberfest is bringing Bavarian cheer to the Bier Hall at Hong Kong Football Club on Oct. 3, 2026, from 7 PM until midnight. The Sports Hall will transform into a festive bier hall filled with communal long tables, traditional décor, and plenty of Oktoberfest spirit.

Tickets are priced at HK$498 for adults and HK$398 for children aged 4-11, with a hearty German buffet included. Expect authentic Bavarian fare, a cash bar serving beer and other drinks, and live entertainment from acclaimed German folk band Die Notenhobler, who will keep the atmosphere buzzing all night.

Guests are encouraged to dress in lederhosen or dirndls, and every ticket also includes a chance to win tickets to the Got Balls Halloween Party on Oct. 31.

Hong Kong Football Club HKFC Oktoberfest
Hong Kong Football Club (HKFC) Oktoberfest Bier Hall, Hong Kong Football Club Sat, October 3
7:00 PM onwards Raise a stein at HKFC Oktoberfest on Oct. 3, 2026, with authentic German food, live folk music, Bavarian traditions, and plenty of beer.

Happy Wednesday: Oktoberfest & Beerfest

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Looking for a midweek excuse to celebrate? Happy Wednesday's Oktoberfest and Beerfest are taking over the Happy Valley Racecourse across three Wednesday nights this month, with Oktoberfest happening on Oct. 7, 2026, followed by Beerfest on Oct. 14 and 21, 2026.

The opening night features German folk band Die Notenhobler, Oktoberfest dancers, and a ceremony led by Dr. Annika Bolten-Drutschmann, the Consul General of Germany to Hong Kong and Macau, and Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges, the Chief Executive Officer of The Hong Kong Jockey Club. Later dates also spotlight live performances by nine-piece band PENTHAŪS and powerhouse vocalist MsLolo.

Between races, guests can join the Beer Tasting Challenge, pose at themed photo installations, and tuck into German favorites like roasted pork knuckle, pretzels, and sauerbraten, paired with brews from Löwenbräu, Paulaner, and Erdinger. Reservations are available via bookingrc.hkjc.com.

Disclaimer: Racecourse entrants and those who bet must be aged 18 or above. Don't gamble your life away. 

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Happy Wednesday: Oktoberfest & Beerfest Happy Valley Racecourse Wed, October 7 6:00 PM onwards Celebrate Oktoberfest and Beerfest at Happy Valley Racecourse on Oct. 7, 14, and 21, 2026, with racing, live music, German food, beer, and festive entertainment.

Oktoberfest 2026 at Central Market

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If you're looking to channel Oktoberfest energy all month long, Oktoberfest 2026 at Central Market Oasis runs from Oct. 8-31, 2026, bringing Bavarian food, beer, and entertainment to the heart of Central.

The festival takes place from 6 PM to 10 PM, every Monday to Saturday, with family-friendly activities like games, face painting, arts and crafts, and dance sessions on Sundays from 3 PM to 7 PM. Tickets start at HK$220 for weekday admission, while Sunday entry is HK$200 for adults and HK$130 for children.

Expect authentic German fare from Chef's Market and Stormies, including crispy pork knuckle, award-winning sausages, and Vienna apple strudel, paired with brews from Löwenbräu and Franziskaner Weissbier. German folk band Die Notenhobler also returns to keep the atmosphere lively, so don't miss out!

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Oktoberfest 2026 Central Market Oasis, Stormies Thu, October 8 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Raise a stein at Oktoberfest 2026 from Oct. 8-31, 2026, at Central Market Oasis, with German food, beer, live folk music, and family-friendly festivities.

FRITES Oktoberfest Party 2026

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Round up your friends and head to FRITES Oktoberfest Party 2026 on Oct. 10, 2026, where FRITES Central transforms into a lively Bavarian-style celebration from 6 PM to 11 PM.

Priced at HK$550 per person, tickets include five hours of free-flow drinks, with Löwenbräu beer, Prosecco, house wines, mimosas, soft drinks, and juices pouring throughout the night. Expect plenty of entertainment beyond the drinks, including live dance performances, traditional Oktoberfest-inspired games, prize challenges, and a high-energy party atmosphere.

When hunger strikes, an exclusive Oktoberfest menu featuring crispy pork knuckle, Bavarian sausages, warm salted pretzels, and apple strudel is available, alongside FRITES' regular à la carte offerings. Get your tickets now!

Frites Oktoberfest 2026
FRITES Oktoberfest Party 2026 FRITES Belgium on Tap Sat, October 10
6:00 PM - 11:00 PM Celebrate Bavarian traditions at FRITES Oktoberfest Party 2026 on Oct. 10, 2026, with free-flow drinks, live entertainment, games, and German fare.

BaseHall Oktoberfest 2026

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Looking for a spirited Oktoberfest celebration in the heart of Central? BaseHall Oktoberfest 2026 returns to BaseHall 01 on Oct. 10, 2026, bringing Bavarian beer hall energy to the city from 6 PM until late. Expect all the festival essentials, from a traditional keg-tapping ceremony and live Oompah band performances to carnival games and the crowd-favorite stein-holding competition.

German-inspired bites and snacks will be available throughout the night, while DJs keep the atmosphere buzzing well into the evening. Tickets start at HK$200 for early bird admission, with standard tickets at HK$238 and door entry priced at HK$260. Each ticket includes a 500ml pint of Young Master Festbier, brewed exclusively for Oktoberfest, and a commemorative 500ml Young Master German stein glass.

Base Hall Oktoberfest 2026
BaseHall Oktoberfest 2026 BaseHall 01 Sat, October 10
6:00 PM onwards Raise a stein at BaseHall Oktoberfest 2026 on Oct. 10, 2026, with Festbier, live Oompah music, Bavarian games, and German-inspired bites.

San Miguel x The Pontiac: An Oktoberfest Takeover

San Miguel x The Pontiac: An Oktoberfest Takeover
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Looking for an Oktoberfest celebration with a little more edge? San Miguel x The Pontiac: An Oktoberfest Takeover is bringing a high-energy, Hong Kong-inspired spin to the Bavarian tradition on Oct. 18, 2026, from 4 PM to 8 PM at The Pontiac. Admission is free, and guests who RSVP via Eventbrite can claim one complimentary San Miguel beer on arrival.

The drinks are only part of the fun. Throughout the afternoon, guests can sip on exclusive San Miguel serves, including a Michelada and a Beer-Campari cocktail, while digging into The Pontiac's signature wieners topped with a custom San Miguel beer sauce. Adding to the party atmosphere is an "unhinged" Oktoberfest bingo challenge that encourages guests to complete challenges, mingle with fellow attendees, and compete for bragging rights.

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San Miguel x The Pontiac: An Oktoberfest Takeover The Pontiac Sun, October 18
4:00 PM - 8:00 PM Forget traditional tents and standard pints—this localized Bavarian takeover mixes the heritage of San Miguel with the energy of The Pontiac. RSVP for your first beer on us!

Second Draft Oktoberfest - Pouring Again

Second Draft Oktoberfest - Pouring Again
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Beer lovers won't want to miss the return of Second Draft Oktoberfest - Pouring Again on Oct. 24, 2026, with a full day of Bavarian-inspired festivities at Second Draft & Friends. The celebration begins with a free family- and pet-friendly session from 12 PM to 5 PM, before shifting into a lively ticketed Oktoberfest party from 5 PM to midnight.

Building on the success of its sold-out debut, this month's edition places equal emphasis on beer, food, and atmosphere. The evening features an exclusive Yardley Brothers festbier, live performances from a Euro oompah band, and a lineup of games and singalongs that capture the energy of a traditional Bavarian gathering. Expect a generous spread of German-inspired dishes alongside Second Draft favorites, plus cocktails, wines, spirits, shooters, and non-alcoholic options for those who want a change of pace.

Early bird tickets, with prices at HK$120 for standard admission and HK$150 for VIP, are available until Oct. 12, 2026. Each ticket includes one 500ml festbier, while VIP ticketholders also receive a surprise gift bag.

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Second Draft Oktoberfest - Pouring Again Second Draft & Friends Sat, October 24
5:00 PM - 12:00 AM ROUND TWO. LET'S PROST AGAIN! OKTOBERFEST: THE SECOND DRAFT returns October 24th!

Oktoberfest Celebration: Docktoberfest at Dockyard

6 Oktoberfest Celebration: Docktoberfest at Dockyard
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For a waterfront take on Oktoberfest, Docktoberfest at Dockyard is bringing Bavarian-inspired food, beer, and entertainment to Dockyard at Kerry Hotel Hong Kong from Sept. 28 to Oct. 31, 2026.

Running every Friday and Saturday throughout the promotion period, this month-long celebration pairs harbourfront vibes with classic Oktoberfest traditions. The menu highlights German favorites such as shredded pork knuckle with crispy potato wedges, pork schnitzel burgers, German wurst platters, and Bavarian pretzels. There will also be live music and complimentary game coupons that give guests a chance to join a beer stein holding competition, beer drinking contest, and beer cup pushing game, with prizes up for grabs.

Guests can opt for a 3-Hour Beer Free Flow Package (HK$350), an Individual Beer Combo Set (HK$240) with two pints and a German dish, or a Mega Beer Combo Set (HK$630) featuring six pints and a sharing platter.

Oktoberfest Celebration Docktoberfest at Dockyard
Oktoberfest Celebration: Docktoberfest at Dockyard Dockyard, Kerry Hotel, Hong Kong Mon, September 28 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Raise a stein at Docktoberfest at Dockyard from Sept. 28 to Oct. 31, 2026, with free-flow beer, German specialties, live music, and festival games.

Oktoberfest Macau at MGM 2026

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Oktoberfest Macau at MGM 2026 returns for its 16th edition from Oct. 28 to Nov. 8, 2026, taking over the 1/F Roof Terrace at MGM COTAI with Bavarian-style celebrations from 6 PM to midnight daily. The open-air festival blends traditional German hospitality with a distinctly Macau flair, featuring long communal tables, authentic fare such as roasted pork knuckle, roast chicken, and pretzels, plus plenty of Paulaner beer.

Live entertainment takes center stage this year, with German band SAKRISCH GUAT making its Macau debut and Cantomania bringing special Cantopop DJ Nights on Oct. 30 and 31. There will also be carnival games and interactive activities for everyone to enjoy.

Admission is MOP180 from Sunday to Thursday and MOP280 on Oct. 30 and 31, with each ticket including one beverage.

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Oktoberfest Macau at MGM 2026 MGM COTAI Wed, October 28 - Celebrate Bavarian traditions at Oktoberfest Macau at MGM 2026 from Oct. 28 to Nov. 8, 2026, with German beer, live music, food, and festival fun.

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All About Hairy Crab: What It Is and How to Eat the Prized Seasonal Delight

Hairy Crab 101

Behold the hairy crab , Hong Kong’s undeniably beloved autumnal delight. Known for its rich, buttery roe and deeply indulgent meat, the hairy crab is a luxurious seasonal delicacy that is enjoyed in Hong Kong for only a limited time.

According to experts and tradition, the perfect season to enjoy the hairy crab is from early September to mid-December, with the season reaching its peak in October. And once the much-awaited season arrives each year, numerous restaurants in the city offer their own twist on one of the most celebrated crabs in Chinese cuisine.

But what exactly is hairy crab, and why is it so important in Chinese culture and in dining circles? From learning where it’s from to how to properly enjoy a crab, consider this a beginner’s guide to everything you need to know before cracking one open.

The Prized Hairy Crab

A close up of hairy crab
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The Chinese mitten crab, more commonly known as the Jiangsu hairy crab, is a highly anticipated seasonal delicacy revered across Hong Kong and China. Renowned for its buttery, golden roe and deep umami flavor, this freshwater crab is named after the soft, fur-like hairs that line its claws.

Arriving at the peak of autumn, the hairy crab season is short but quite celebrated, marking a time for everyone to enjoy its luscious taste and traditional significance. For many, its arrival is a return to traditional dining and seasonal indulgence.

How and Where to Find the Best Crab

Hairy crab
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When it comes to Chinese mitten crab, quality is key. Traditionally, the hairy crab is sourced from Yangcheng Lake in Jiangsu Province, where many believe the most premium crabs reside. In recent years, however, restaurants have been sourcing from other regions for ideal conditions.

For example, establishments like Jardin de Jade and The Legacy House have been sourcing their hairy crab from Taihu Lake in the Yangtze Delta, while others have also been exploring other regions and countries for their crab.

The best hairy crabs are known for more than just freshness alone. Factors like origin, seasonality, and balance play a crucial role, resulting in crabs with plump meat, generous roe, and a clean aroma that leans towards sweetness, which also define a prized catch.

And did you know that the hairy crab’s gender and when you want to eat them play a role in the flavor profile you’re looking for? Female crabs are usually preferred during the earlier part of the season and offer a milder and more subtle taste, while male crabs are preferred later in the season, offering more meat and creamy roe — the very thing hairy crab enthusiasts love about it.

How to Eat Hairy Crab

10 ways to prepare hairy crab
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Eating hairy crab can be a little daunting. But it's not rocket science. All you need is scissors, chopsticks, and a spoon. That's it.

First, start with the claw and legs. They cool down faster than the rest of the crab. Snip them off, crack or cut away the shell, and use your chopsticks to nudge out any stubborn meat. Try the first few bites plain to appreciate the crab's natural sweetness before dipping it into any sauce.

Next comes the main event. Lift the flap on the crab's underside, open the shell, and remove the inedible parts (gills, heart, and stomach). Note: the heart is the small, white, hexagon-shaped piece tucked between the gills. Once those are out of the way, spoon up the bright orange roe inside the top shell — and we all know that's the reason why everyone gets excited about hairy crab season. Break the body in half and enjoy the remaining meat and roe at your own pace.

For a classic sauce, Sheng Siong Supermarket revealed an easy mix: 1 tablespoon minced garlic, 2 tablespoons aged Zhejiang black vinegar, 1/2 tablespoon light soy sauce, and 1/2 tablespoon white or brown sugar. Finish with just three to five drops of sesame oil. Dip the leg meat as you go, or mix a little of the vinegar sauce with the crab meat and roe from the body.

Lastly, the final treasure is the pincer. Cut carefully along one side and peel away most of the shell to reveal the meat inside.

Hairy crab is all about embracing the mess and taking your time in extracting every bit of the goodness. While it can be daunting, you'll find it's easy if you don't rush the process.

A whole steamed crab
Steamed Hairy Crabs with Dried Perilla Leaf | Courtesy of The Park Lane Hong Kong

The Best Way to Enjoy Hairy Crab

As most chefs and local connoisseurs will tell you, the best way to enjoy a fine delicacy like hairy crab is in its simplest form. Steamed whole and lightly seasoned, the crab should speak for itself — with its creamy roe, delicate meat, and natural sweetness taking center stage.

Restaurants like One MICHELIN-starred Duddell’s, MOTT 32, The Park Lane Hong Kong, Hutong, The Chinese Library, and Cruise Restaurant & Bar regularly roll out dedicated seasonal menus that spotlight the richness of hairy crab. Through thoughtful preparations and time-honored techniques, each one pays homage to this prized delicacy, capturing the hearts of diners and enthusiasts across the city.

A xiao long bao with crab roe
Xialongbao with Hairy Crab Roe | Courtesy of Duddell's Hong Kong

At the end of the day, hairy crab isn’t just about luxury — it’s about timing and its place in tradition. With this year’s hairy crab season drawing to a close, it’s easy to understand why this beloved delicacy is a must-try every year.

Whether enjoyed simply through steamed preparations or reimagined through contemporary menus, the hairy crab remains a cherished tradition and celebration of autumn — one defined by indulgence, luxury, and culinary creativity.

Read our guide on Where to Eat Hairy Crab in Hong Kong in 2026 to learn more about how other restaurants have been serving the Hairy Crab.

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Han Dining and Honjo Bring Culinary Class Wars Chefs to Hong Kong

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Netflix’s "Culinary Class Wars " is making its way from the screen to the dining table this October as Han Dining and Honjo join forces for “THE TABLE,” an exclusive collaboration featuring four breakout chefs from the first season of the hit Netflix series.

Co-presented by Yebisu, the event brings together fan favorites Chef Cho Kwang-Hyoe, Chef Chung Woo-young, Chef Chae Nak-young, and Chef Kim Byoung-mook, who will team up with Han Dining Executive Chef Cho Min Sung and Honjo Executive Chef Kyle Lee for a "high-energy, zero-pretension" dining takeover. Billed as an “anti-fine dining” experience, the collaboration swaps white-tablecloth formality for a lively kitchen takeover packed with chef interactions, playful creativity, and dishes designed to be shared around the table.

Priced at just HK$518 per person, the 14-dish menu features items such as Edamame and Shiso Tomato for the amuse-bouche; Sashimi & Korean “Namul,” Sashimi Salad, and Shrimp Chilled Noodle for the first course; and Mala Chicken Wings, Fish Taco, Tsukune Sando, and Ankimo Hosomaki for the second course.

Mains include “Bossam” and “Ssam,” Salmon Noodle, Spicy Intestine Soup, and Han Dining’s signature Bibimbap for “THE TABLE,” before ending on a sweet note with “THE TABLE” Ice Cream Sundae. The guest chef sessions will take place at Han Dining’s Mong Kok branch on Oct. 23 and 24, 2026, with dinner seatings at 6 PM and 8 PM.

Unsurprisingly, the guest chef sessions have already sold out. But don't fret! For foodies who have missed out a slot, there's still a way to get a taste of the collaboration as regular menu bookings are still open from Oct. 25 onwards, with the post-event menu available at both Han Dining’s Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok branches.

For more details, visit Han Dining's website or follow them on Instagram and Facebook.

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