Dining Places to Visit in HK for Mediterranean Food Lovers
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Where to Dine in Hong Kong for Mediterranean Food Lovers

Whether you wish to order a Greek salad, hummus, or baklava, here’s where to indulge in some of the best Mediterranean food in Hong Kong.

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Mediterranean food boasts of a huge variety as it comes from different countries including Algeria, Egypt, France, Greece, Israel, Italy, Libya, Morocco, Syria, Turkey, and Tunisia.

Mediterranean dishes are considered as some of the healthiest meals because they usually contain plant foods, whole grains, and fish rich in omega 3,

Whether you wish to order a Greek salad, Hummus, or Baklava, here’s where to indulge in some of the best Mediterranean food in Hong Kong.

Turkuaz Restaurant

For authentic Mediterranean cuisine and experience in Hong Kong, visit Turkuaz Restaurant located at Sai Ying Pun. Its redesigned menu includes Mediterranean food with special ingredients. For durum wraps, you can choose among Lamb Shish Wrap, Chicken Shish Wrap, Kofte Wrap, Falafel Wrap, and Grilled Halloumi Cheese Wrap, among others. Price ranges from HK$70 to HK$85.

Other Mediterranean foods and drinks offered at this restaurant in Hong Kong are homemade ayran, Adana kebab, hummus, muhammara, köpoglu, haydari, Turkish coffee, and more. 

Location: G/F, 36 High Street Sai Ying Pun

Enoteca Quarry Bay

Enoteca Quarry Bay has been a wine bar mainstay at the Tai Koo dining scene for more than a decade. In English translation, the term enoteca means “wine cellar” or “wine library.”

Enoteca’s ambiance is reminiscent of an Italian town piazza’s where customers can relax and enjoy pasta and pizzas, Mediterranean tapas, and a full service bar and wine list. It also offers a kiddie set brunch menu worth HK$68, which includes a main course, dessert, and a selection of drinks.

Location: G/F, 35-41 Tong Chong Street Quarry Bay

Copacobana

Launched in 1998, Copacobana is the best place to go when you’re craving for French Mediterranean food while enjoying the fresh breeze by the sea and mountain of the stunning Shek O Beach.

This Mediterranean restaurant in Hong Kong boasts of a Saint Tropez dining space with banquettes and tables that can cater up to 80 guests with a convenient parking lot.

Copacobana specialties are Huitre La Perle du Terroir Oyster, Assiette de Charcuterie par Monsieur Loste, Tartar De Thon Antiboise, and Carpaccio de Daurade Huile d’olive et Citron, to name a few.

The restaurant also offers a 10% discount and complimentary refreshments for self pick-up orders. 

Location: G/F, Shek O Beach Building, Shek O Beach Shek O Village

Salisterra

Enjoy a "layered dining" along with the clouds and the panoramic views of Victoria Harbour as Salisterra serves your favourite Mediterranean food in Hong Kong high above the city.

Salistera has elevated semi-private tables that connect to the open kitchen where guests can choose a specially curated menu for sharing. On the other hand, the private dining room set is perfect for 10 diners with a wide kitchen space. Plus, you can hang out in the lounge area with an island bar to explore its wide range of wine collections.

Location: Level 49 The Upper House Pacific Place 88, Queensway, Admiralty

Sharazad

Sharazad is a Lebanese dining lounge and bar in Hong Kong that was inspired by the story of a woman who made a king fall in love with her after 1,001 nights of telling him stories.

Just like the tale of Sharazad, the restaurant’s goal is to bring exceptional Lebanese and Middle Eastern authentic food in Hong Kong where guests can also create their “own unique memories and stories” at the same time.

For complete entertainment and laid-back experience, Sharazad has a shisha menu for serious drinkers, including basic flavours and fresh fruit shishas to choose from.

Location: 2/F, Carfield Commercial Building, 77 Wyndham St.

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