Hong Kong’s dining scene never stands still, and this season brings a fresh wave of new restaurants worth putting on your radar. From modern takes on lesser-known regional cuisines to casual neighborhood spots with standout comfort dishes, these openings are redefining how and where we eat.

Whether you’re in the mood for a thoughtfully curated tasting menu, street food flavors done right, or a new go-to for easy group meals, this list rounds up the latest dining destinations making a strong first impression across the city.

We will be updating this article monthly, so bookmark it to stay up to date with the latest openings and happenings in Hong Kong!

October

Enjoy Chef Daniel Garner’s Signature Japanese Handrolls at NICE NORI

Landing on Elgin Street as a three-month pop-up from Oct. 9 to Dec. 31, 2026, NICE NORI is Black Sheep's new Japanese handroll bar dedicated to the simple pleasure of freshly made temaki. Leading the concept is Chef Daniel Garner, whose nearly two decades in top Japanese kitchens include stints at Nobu Malibu and head chef roles at Zuma New York and Zuma Miami.

The menu focuses on made-to-order handrolls crafted with premium seafood from Japan, Niigata rice, and crisp Ariake nori, ensuring each roll is enjoyed at its ideal temperature and texture. Guests can choose from themed three-roll sets such as the Classic, Chef Daniel’s Signature, and Nori Royale, while a secluded four-seat counter offers a more intimate five-temaki omakase experience.

Location: NICE NORI, 31 Elgin St, Central, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

Cocktails, Bar Bites, and Skyline Views at Bar 41

Perched on the 41st floor of Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West, Bar 41 is their new panoramic bar and lounge offering sweeping views across Tsuen Wan, Rambler Channel, and the Hong Kong skyline. Positioned as "the neighborhood’s only upscale bar," the venue combines all-day dining, afternoon tea, cocktails, wines, and bar snacks in a relaxed setting that transitions from daytime gatherings to evening drinks.

The menu features dishes such as Wagyu Burger with Foie Gras, Chilli Con Carne Quesadillas, Crispy Chicken Wings, and assorted grilled meat and seafood platters, paired with classic cocktails including the Whisky Sour, Old Fashioned, Mojito, and Margarita.

To celebrate its launch, the bar is offering Buy 1 Get 1 Free selected drinks during happy hour (5:30 PM to 8 PM) and 20% off selected happy hour combo sets throughout October.

Location: Bar 41, 41/F, Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West, 8 Yeung Uk Rd, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong

Discover Hong Kong’s First Roman-Style Pinza Bar at RAF by Roucou

From the team behind MICHELIN-recognized cheese omakase restaurant Roucou comes RAF by Roucou, a new all-day pinza bar in Star Street Precinct.

As Hong Kong’s first concept dedicated to Roman-style pinza, the bar features a menu made of light, airy dough with a crisp exterior, topped with quality cheeses and carefully chosen ingredients. Signature options include the Pistachio Mortadella Pinza (HK$148) with stracciatella and pistachios, Double Pepperoni & Hot Honey (HK$138), Truffle & Mushroom (HK$138), and the boldly flavored Umami Bleu Pinza (HK$148) topped with blue cheese and anchovy.

Beyond pinza, the menu features snacks like the AVO Bomb (HK$58), a crispy avocado and edamame bite, alongside gelato and craft cocktails like Strawberry Spritz, Yuzu Highball, and Melon Sour for HK$68.

Location: RAF by Roucou, LG/F, 8 Star Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

Indulge in Hearty British Favorites and Refined Dining at The Boar

Bringing the spirit of a classic London pub to SoHo, The Boar is a two-story British gastropub built around hearty food, quality drinks, and a welcoming neighborhood atmosphere. The concept offers two distinct experiences under one roof: a lively ground-floor pub serving elevated comfort classics and all-day pints, and a more intimate first-floor dining room serving refined British cooking.

Downstairs, expect crowd-pleasers such as Scotch Eggs (HK$98), Beer-Battered Cod with Chunky Chips (HK$228), and traditional Sunday Roasts. Upstairs, the menu takes a more polished turn with dishes like their Roasted 14-Day Dry-Aged Duck (HK$788), Celeriac & Mushroom Wellington (HK$308), and Pork Cheek & Lobster Pie (HK$398).

The drinks program features a curated selection of ales, lagers, stouts, ciders, whiskies, wines, and classic cocktails, all designed to pair seamlessly with the kitchen’s modern take on British pub fare.

Location: The Boar, 55 Elgin St, Central, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

Savor French Sharing Plates and Regional Wines at Le Rendez-Vous

Another new addition on Elgin Street, Le Rendez-Vous is a French wine bar and kitchen built around the simple pleasures of good food, good wine, and great company. Inspired by the idea that a rendez-vous can be any gathering worth showing up for, the restaurant serves a menu of approachable French classics designed for sharing, drinking, and lingering over.

Some of the menu options include Escargots de Bourgogne (HK$98), Pastis Flambéed Gambas (HK$118), Baked Goat Cheese Salad (HK$128), and Sea Bass Ceviche (HK$128), alongside heartier dishes such as Lobster Bisque Langoustine Linguine (HK$198), Magret with Peach Sauce & Red Wine Jus (HK$248), Grilled Turbot with Sherry (HK$268), and a 300g Ribeye with Bone Marrow (HK$298).

Their wine menu is equally extensive, featuring French-focused selections from Champagne, Burgundy, Bordeaux, Rhône, Loire, and Alsace, available by both the glass and bottle.

Location: Le Rendez-Vous, 36 Elgin St, Central, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

Rediscover MICHELIN-Recommended Plant-Based Fine Dining at YUAN

One of Hong Kong’s most acclaimed plant-based dining destinations, YUAN, has entered a new chapter in Tsim Sha Tsui. Now located at FWD House 1881, the MICHELIN-recommended restaurant reimagines Chinese vegetarian cuisine through an elegant, allium-free lens that transforms seasonal produce into dishes that are as visually refined as they are flavorful.

Menus range from a three-course lunch (HK$388) and five-course lunch (HK$588) to an eight-course tasting menu (HK$898), showcasing ingredients such as water bamboo shoot, winter melon, white asparagus, celeriac, lotus root, king oyster mushroom, and fermented tofu.

Diners can also expect delicately plated creations like a crisp deep-fried wonton with chili tomato sauce and curly green chili and a dessert pairing black sesame ice cream with black sesame roll. What's more, the restaurant is Halal-certified and offers a curated selection of vegan-friendly wines.

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

Experience Relaxed French Dining and Seasonal Sharing Plates at Clarence Wine & Grill

After four years at H Code, Clarence Wine & Grill has relocated to a new home on Wyndham Street in Central, marking a fresh chapter for chef-founder Olivier Elzer. The refreshed concept leans into a more relaxed, convivial style of French dining that's centered on seasonal ingredients, shareable plates, and a carefully curated wine program.

The menu brings together French technique and local influences through dishes such as Tuna with Two Spices (HK$178), Kaffir Fried Duck (HK$148), Pork Pluma (HK$388), and Skate Wing Cooked on the Bone (HK$328).

For weekday diners, a three-course lunch (HK$318) and Daily Special (HK$258) menu are available, with options ranging from Duck Caesar Salad and Mushroom Soup to Prawn Risotto and Duck Breast with orange sauce and potatoes. Drink add-ons like mocktails, wine, and coffee are also available.

Location: Clarence Wine & Grill, G/F, 36 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong

Creamy Greek Frozen Yogurt and Artisanal Toppings Arrive on Wellington at MYKA Greek Frozen Yogurt

Fresh from its rapid international expansion, Madrid-born MYKA Greek Frozen Yogurt has opened its first Asian outpost in on Wellington St in Central, introducing Hong Kong to its distinctive take on frozen yogurt. Founded by Natalia Morales, a Le Cordon Bleu-trained pastry chef, and Javier Ezquerro, the brand has grown rapidly across 17 countries and earned a following for elevating frozen yogurt beyond the usual dessert-shop experience.

Instead of powdered mixes, MYKA uses authentic Greek yogurt and goat’s milk kefir to create a rich, creamy texture with a distinctive tang. The flagship features an in-house production kitchen where both the frozen yogurt and toppings are prepared fresh daily.

Alongside its signature Greek yogurt base, guests can customize their cups with artisanal toppings such as praliné crunch, fleur de sel chocolate crumble, reduced-sugar baklava, and house-made fruit compotes. Seasonal flavors rotate monthly, while premium ingredients and French pastry influences give the brand a more refined take on frozen yogurt.

Location: MYKA Greek Frozen Yogurt, G/F, Shop D, Sun Lee Building, 43 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong

September

Indulge in Tea-Infused Scoops & Whimsical Creations at TEEMTONEfai

Hong Kong’s cult-favorite creative ice cream brand TEEMTONEfai is celebrating its 10th anniversary with the opening of its first permanent flagship store in Sheung Wan. Founded by Thomas Fung, the brand has built a loyal following through imaginative, social media-friendly creations, from corn-shaped ice cream to whimsical limited-edition concepts, while collaborating with names such as GUCCI, Louis Vuitton, LOEWE, Longchamp, Lane Crawford, and Chow Tai Fook.

The new flagship embraces the neighborhood’s vintage charm and introduces an entirely new menu inspired by Chinese and Hong Kong flavors. Some of the tea-infused scoops you can try are Lychee Bi Luo Chun, Caramel Apple Da Hong Pao, and White Peach Oolong, alongside bolder flavors such as Sea Salt Green Sichuan Pepper, Da Hong Pao Sichuan Pepper Black Sesame, and Red Date & Purple Rice.

Signature favorites like Ginger Tofu Pudding, Mango Sticky Rice, Pistachio, and Chocolate Brownie also remain on the menu, in case you're wondering.

Location: TEEMTONEfai, G/F, 19 Upper Lascar Row, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

Enjoy Nostalgic Dai Pai Dong Eats, Ice-Cold Beer & Energy at Ying Hung Palace

Bringing the spirit of Hong Kong’s classic dai pai dongs to Central, Ying Hung Palace (英雄酒家) is a new lively neighborhood drinking spot at BaseHall built around ice-cold beer, sizzling plates, bubbling claypots, comforting Cantonese dishes, and the joy of sharing a table with friends and loved ones.

The menu is packed with familiar favorites designed for pairing with frosted mugs, including Maggi Shrimp & Glass Noodle Pot, Salt & Pepper Crispy Squid, Sweet & Sour Pork, and Baby Cabbage in Fish Broth Pot. Also, don't miss the three dishes Big JJ Seafood collaborated on: the Fried Chicken Wing with Sichuan Chilli (HK$98), Grilled Pork Cheek Thai Style (HK$98), and Black Pepper Beef Finger Rib & Potato (HK$128).

The drinks selection, on the other hand, features house brews such as hEROES EXO Lager, hEROES Si L Dan IPA, and hERORS Good Trip Yuzu Pale Ale, alongside draft cocktails, highballs, and local-inspired refreshments.

Location: Ying Hung Palace (英雄酒家), Jardine House, Kiosk 18, Shop 15, LG/F & Shop 3, Basement, One Connaught Pl, Central, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

Experience the Return of Boston’s Playful Ice Cream Brand at Emack & Bolio’s

After leaving the city four years ago and two years after rumors leaked of their return, American ice cream brand Emack & Bolio’s is making a comeback with a new outpost on Hollywood Road this month. Founded in Boston and known for its playful motto, "Ice cream that rocks!" the brand has built a loyal following through its imaginative flavor combinations, such as Deep Purple Chip, Serious Chocolate Addiction, and Grasshopper Pie, and over-the-top approach to ice cream.

The brand is also known for drawing inspiration from everything from customer suggestions and global ingredients to classic desserts, resulting in creative scoops that go far beyond the ordinary. This new location marks Emack & Bolio’s first high-street presence in Hong Kong since its Lee Tung Avenue and Cochrane Street stores closed in 2021.

Location: Emack & Bolio’s, 47 Hollywood Road, Hong Kong

Savor the Versatility of A5 Wagyu at GYU+ Bar by Miyoshi

GYU+ Bar by Miyoshi has officially opened at Lee Garden One in Causeway Bay, unveiling a new Wagyu-focused menu inspired by Kyoto’s MICHELIN-starred Niku no Takumi Miyoshi.

The concept is rooted in the philosophy of self-taught chef Tsutomu Ito, who has earned acclaim for showcasing Wagyu through a variety of techniques rather than relying solely on highly marbled cuts. The menu explores the versatility of premium Kagoshima A5 Wagyu through dishes such as Wagyu Sashimi, Wagyu Sushi Miyoshi Style with seasonal seafood and caviar, and wood-fired Kagoshima Wagyu Tenderloin.

Guided locally by Executive Chef Ayumi Matsuda, the restaurant blends Japanese and French techniques while keeping the ingredient at the center of every dish. Excited to try this new spot? The new tasting menu is priced at HK$1,380 per person.

Location: GYU+ Bar by Miyoshi, Shop 401 & 404, 4/F, Lee Garden One, 33 Hysan Avenue, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

TIENMO Brings Korean Street Food with Champagne & Cocktails to Staunton

TIENMO brings a fresh spin to Korean street food to Staunton St in Central, pairing your favorite bites with Champagne, cocktails, and a lively social bar vibes inspired by Hong Kong’s nightlife energy.

Rather than reinventing Korean comfort food, TIENMO gives familiar treats an upgrade through premium ingredients and playful presentation. Signature dishes include the Yookhwe Caviar Gimbap, Wagyu Truffle Jjapagetti, and Royale Tteokbokki, which layers lobster, scallops, mussels, and clams onto Korea’s beloved street-food staple. Other highlights include Namsan Tonkatsu, a nostalgic Korean pork cutlet classic, and Seafood Tomato Ramyeon, a Hong Kong-inspired twist packed with lobster tail, prawns, and mussels. ‌

Location: TIENMO 天模粉食, G/F, 9-11 Staunton St, Central, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

Explore a New Menu of Salt Breads & Japanese Pastries at TruffleBAKERY

Japan’s cult-favorite TruffleBAKERY continues its Hong Kong expansion with a new pop-up store at MOKO in Mong Kok, which marks the brand’s first location in Kowloon.

Best known for sparking the city’s obsession with its viral white truffle salt bread, the bakery is using the launch to debut an extensive menu refresh developed in collaboration with bakers from its Japanese headquarters. New highlights include the world-first Lemon Salt Bread, launching in Hong Kong before Japan, alongside the popular Matcha Salt Bread that's filled with rich matcha ganache.

Diners can also explore entirely new product lines such as the crescent-shaped Moon Salt Bread, nostalgic Old-Fashioned Donuts, flaky Danish Tarts, savory Burger and Tartine selections, and Japanese-style Shokupan made using the traditional yudane method.

Location: TruffleBAKERY, Shop M07A, MTR Floor, MOKO, 193 Prince Edward Road West, Mong Kok

ABEBE Bakery Debuts Jeju-Inspired Cream Donuts & Buns

After winning over crowds in Jeju, Seoul, and Tokyo, ABEBE Bakery is setting its sights on Hong Kong with its first local outpost in Tsim Sha Tsui. The beloved Korean bakery has built a devoted following through its creative cream donuts and buns, with each inspired by the landscapes, produce, and culinary heritage of Jeju Island.

The menu is headlined by its signature cream donuts, including the bestselling Dirty Chocolate Cream Donut, Gasiri Black Sesame Cream Donut, and Jeju Matcha Cream Donut. Another standout is the bakery’s distinctive cream bun series, which pairs fluffy dough and rich cream fillings with a chewy glutinous rice cake center. Alongside pastries, guests can also enjoy Jeju-inspired drinks such as Jeju Matcha Latte, Vanilla Bean Latte, and Wimi Tangerine Cream Cold Brew, all served in a sleek, industrial-inspired space that reflects the brand’s modern Korean aesthetic.

Ahead of its grand debut, ABEBE will kick off a soft opening from Sept. 13, 2026, followed by a limited two-day donut giveaway on Sept. 19 and 20.

Location: ABEBE Bakery, Shop W, G/F, 37 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

180° Modern Fire Grill Brings the Heat to Wyndham with Live-Fire Dining & Bold Grilled Flavors

180° Modern Fire Grill is the latest concept from HORA Hospitality Group, the team behind Babette and Chouchou. Centered around live-fire cooking and modern grilling techniques, the restaurant aims to offer a fresh perspective on flame-driven cuisine, combining bold flavors with a contemporary approach to sharing plates.

Early menu teasers hint at dishes such as Charcoal-Grilled Bluefin Tuna Belly with hash brown, burrata cream, and citrus dressing; Lamb Shoulder Skewers with salsa verde and pickled red onion; and Bone Marrow Rice cooked in a cast-iron pot with spring onion and garlic chips. Desserts follow the same playful spirit, including a Burnt Basque Cheesecake finished with miso caramel and popcorn. ‌

Location: 180° Modern Fire Grill, G/F, Yu Yuet Lai Building, 43-55 Wyndham Street, Hong Kong‌

Pici Opens New Yuen Long Outpost Serving Freshly Made Pasta Daily

Hong Kong’s beloved neighborhood pasta bar Pici is celebrating a major milestone with the opening of its 10th branch at YOHO Mall I in Yuen Long. The new outpost in the New Territories brings the brand’s signature handmade pasta experience to a spacious setting inspired by its much-loved Central location, complete with an open kitchen where diners can watch chefs prepare fresh pasta daily.

Fan favorites remain front and center here, including the Tagliolini Truffle, Orecchiette ’Nduja, and Lasagna Classica, alongside starters such as Bone Marrow Wagyu Tartare, Burrata Cheese, and Homemade Meatballs. Blending familiar comforts with a fresh new location, the opening marks the latest chapter for one of Hong Kong’s most popular homegrown restaurant groups.

Location: Pici Yuen Long, Shop 1076, 1/F, Yoho Mall 1, 9 Yuen Lung Street, Yuen Long, NT

August

Indulge in Refined Chinese Cuisine Crafted with French Precision at TATE

Acclaimed two-MICHELIN-starred restaurant TATE enters its most ambitious chapter yet with the opening of its new permanent home in Sheung Wan. Led by Cheffe Vicky Lau, the restaurant continues its celebrated approach of expressing Chinese flavors and ingredients through the precision of French fine dining, while leaning even further into local seasonality and craftsmanship.

Signature dishes such as Ode to Lobster, Ode to Crab, Ode to Scallop, and Ode to Pigeon return in evolved forms to showcase a deepening culinary narrative and meticulous attention to detail. Beyond the food, the two-story space features custom-designed interiors by Chris Shao, bespoke ceramics created by more than 20 artisans, and a 1,200-bottle French wine cellar.

Thoughtfully designed from plate to service, the new TATE offers an immersive dining experience where Hong Kong's culinary heritage, artistry, and contemporary luxury converge. Reservations open on Aug. 14, 2026.

Location: TATE, G/F, Evora Building, 68 Lok Ku Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

Unwind with Craft Cocktails & Casual Bar Moments at Fello

Fresh from the success of MIUS as No. 36 in Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2026, acclaimed bartender and Altos Bartenders' Bartender Award winner Shelley Tai has unveiled a second bar opening in Central with Fello. Recently opened on Aug. 5, 2026, at Wyndham Street, the two-story social bar takes a more relaxed approach, embracing the idea that great hospitality should feel welcoming and approachable.

Expect a menu of craft cocktails (from HK$100) and elevated bar bites designed for easygoing evenings, with signatures like the Gyokuro Melon Punch and Pineapple Basil Smash leading the drinks list. Fello is open for walk-ins only every Monday to Thursday, from 5 PM to 12 MN, and Friday to Saturday, until 2 AM.

Location: Fello, 43-55 Wyndham Street, Central

Experience Rooftop Italian Dining with Panoramic Kowloon Views at Ponentino

Perched on the 47th floor of The Royal Garden Kowloon East, Ponentino is a new rooftop Italian restaurant inspired by the acclaimed Sabatini Ristorante Italiano in Tsim Sha Tsui. Named after the gentle sea breeze that sweeps through Rome, the venue combines elegant Italian dining with panoramic views from its expansive outdoor terrace.

The menu is designed for leisurely lunches and special-occasion dinners, with options ranging from a Semi Lunch Buffet featuring a salad bar, soup, choice of main course, dessert buffet, and coffee or tea, to a Semi Dinner Buffet that adds a glass of wine or sparkling wine. Guests can also opt for curated lunch and dinner tasting menus, complete with optional wine or sparkling tea pairings.

As a special soft opening offer, diners who book through the restaurant's eShop can enjoy 12% off selected dining experiences.

Location: Ponentino, 47/F, The Royal Garden Kowloon East, Tower 5, 3 Tong Tak St, Tseung Kwan O

Enjoy Classic Chicken Skewers, Creative Drinks, & More at TORIKIZOKU

Japan’s beloved yakitori chain TORIKIZOKU is continuing its rapid Hong Kong expansion with a sixth branch at Grand Plaza in Mong Kok. Founded in Osaka in 1985, the brand is known for its affordable, no-frills approach to yakitori, serving juicy grilled chicken skewers glazed with its signature slow-simmered tare sauce or simply seasoned with rock salt.

The new outpost introduces several firsts for Hong Kong, including digital tablet ordering and exclusive menu items such as Chicken Oyster and Chicken Breast Soft Bone, two coveted cuts rarely found outside Japan. Fan favorites like the oversized Kizokuyaki, cheesy Tsukune, and comforting Kamameshi also return alongside a refreshed drinks menu featuring creative options like Mango Beer, Sake Mojito, and fruit teas.

Location: TORIKIZOKU, Shop 206, 2/F, Grand Plaza, 625 & 639 Nathan Road, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Discover Modern Taiwanese Flavors in a Café-Inspired Setting at Match² Taiwanese Kitchen

Taiwanese comfort food specialist Match² Taiwanese Kitchen has opened its fourth Hong Kong location at Festival Walk in Kowloon Tong, bringing a fresh, design-forward dining space inspired by modern Taiwanese cafés.

The new branch introduces several Festival Walk-exclusive dishes, including the Taiwanese Fish Curd and Dried Scallop Rice in Soup, a light yet umami-rich bowl featuring handmade fish curd and premium Japanese dried scallops; the Match² Black Gold Braised Pork Rice, made with Spanish Ibérico pork slow-cooked in a house-made black sugar sauce; and the eye-catching Brown Sugar Mochi Taro Ball Toast Ice Cream, which combines Taiwanese night-market flavors with French toast for a fun, shareable dessert.

To celebrate the opening, diners who spend HK$300 or more from Monday to Thursday until Aug. 31, 2026, can enjoy complimentary sweet potato fries, while those who follow Match²’s Facebook or Instagram accounts will receive a free serving of Black Rice, Tapioca Pearls and Q Taro Balls with Coconut Milk.

Location: Match2 Taiwanese Kitchen, Unit L2-35, Level 2, Festival Walk, Kowloon Tong

Indulge in Heritage-Inspired Cantonese Creations at Canto Jade

Opened on Aug. 1, 2026, at Cityplaza in Tai Koo, Canto Jade offers a contemporary take on Cantonese cuisine inspired by the elegance and aesthetics of the Song Dynasty. The restaurant blends traditional craftsmanship with modern refinement, showcasing seasonal ingredients through thoughtfully presented dishes that balance heritage and innovation.

Signature offerings include the Crispy Chicken with Scallion Oil & Mushroom Sauce, featuring premium three-yellow chicken fried to a delicate golden crisp and paired with an emerald scallion oil slow-cooked for eight hours, alongside a fragrant shallot and shiitake mushroom relish.

Location: Canto Jade, 506, 5/F, Cityplaza, 18 Tai Koo Shing Rd, Tai Koo, Hong Kong

Sip Specialty Brews & Signature Cocktails Under One Roof at Draft Land x nodi

Draft Land has opened a new home in Tsim Sha Tsui, teaming up with specialty coffee brand nodi for a unique all-day concept that seamlessly transitions from coffee bar to cocktail destination.

By day, nodi takes over the space from 8 AM to 5 PM, serving its signature specialty coffee, freshly baked treats, and exclusive drinks like the Elderflower Coffee Soda. As evening arrives, Draft Land returns with its signature cocktails on tap, alongside Tsim Sha Tsui-exclusive creations such as the Really Really Dark & Stormy and Caferoni made with nodi's house-blend coffee.

To celebrate the collaboration, guests can purchase an exclusive Draft Land x nodi double-walled glass for HK$88, or HK$68 with any coffee purchase.

Location: Draft Land x nodi, Shop G5-G6, 8 Minden Ave, Tsim Sha Tsui

Taste Modern Italian Sweet Treats by an Award-Winning Pastry Chef at Sugar Daddy

Award-winning pastry chef Fabio Bardi is bringing a taste of Italian summer to Wan Chai with the launch of Sugar Daddy, a playful new pastry, gelato, and café concept opening on Queen’s Road East this August. Named with a cheeky sense of humor but rooted in serious craftsmanship, the café celebrates Italian pastry traditions through cornetti, maritozzi, piccola pasticceria, fresh gelato, and premium Italian coffee.

Staying true to its philosophy of “balanced indulgence,” Sugar Daddy focuses on lighter recipes made with natural ingredients, alongside vegan, sugar-free, and dairy-free options.

Location: Sugar Daddy, Ground Floor, Fu Tung Building, 104 Queen's Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

July

Savor Creative Italian Focaccia with Southeast Asian Flair at The Spoon Focaccia

After earning a devoted following and long queues for its handmade pasta in just six months, The Spoon has expanded with The Spoon Focaccia, a new all‑day baking bistro at Graham Street in Central.

Inspired by Chef Dylan’s Malaysian roots, the new concept puts a creative spin on Italian focaccia using a high‑hydration, long‑fermented dough that produces a crisp crust and airy interior. Some of their signature creations include the Honey Butter Focaccia Dome with Guanciale and Ricotta Cream, Roasted Porchetta Focaccia with Gherkin and Horseradish Mustard, and a playful Hong Kong‑Style French Toast Focaccia with banana and mascarpone cream.

Beyond its specialty breads, the menu extends to seafood platters, dry‑aged chicken breast, and seasonal fish dishes, showcasing Chef Dylan’s signature blend of Italian techniques and Southeast Asian flavors.

Location: The Spoon Focaccia, Shop 1, G/F, Kar Ho Building, 35-39 Graham Street, Central, Hong Kong

Savor Handmade Pastas and Regional Italian Classics at Ninetta

Ninetta is a lively new trattoria in Central that celebrates the warmth of Italian hospitality and family-style dining. Co-founded by ESTRO's Antimo Merone and Graziano De Gregorio, Chef Marco Xodo, and JIA Group, the restaurant brings together some of Hong Kong’s most respected names in Italian dining. Leading the kitchen is Chef Marco, whose experience spans the beloved trattoria Testina and the two-MICHELIN-starred 8½ Otto e Mezzo BOMBANA Shanghai.

The menu is built around the philosophy of “Italian Food For Everyone,” featuring handmade pastas, regional classics, and generous sharing plates, such as Lasagna Terrine (HK$188); Paccheri (HK$498) with whole Boston lobster, fresh basil, and cherry tomatoes; Tortellini (HK$238) with artisan ham, peas, and cream; and a Veal Chop (HK$588) served with mortadella and melted provola.

With its nostalgic Italian-inspired interiors, outdoor terrace, and easygoing aperitivo culture, Ninetta feels like the kind of neighborhood trattoria where long lunches effortlessly turn into lively dinners.

Location: Ninetta, 3/F, M88, 2-8 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong

Discover London’s Beloved Portuguese Bakery at Santa Nata

London’s beloved Portuguese bakery Santa Nata has officially opened its first Asian flagship in Central, bringing its famous Pastéis de Nata to Lyndhurst Terrace.

Founded by Portuguese entrepreneur Francisco Oliveira, whose family has more than three generations of baking heritage, the brand has built a loyal following across London and beyond for its handmade custard tarts. Baked fresh throughout the day, the signature Pastel de Nata (HK$14) follows a traditional Portuguese recipe dating back more than 300 years, featuring flaky laminated pastry and a creamy, caramelized custard center.

Beyond its iconic tarts, the Hong Kong bakery also serves specialties like Pão de Deus (HK$25) and Santa Nata Brioche (HK$25), paired with drinks such as the Nata Latte (HK$48) and Nata Milk Tea (HK$45). What sets this bakery apart is its monthly rotating menu, which will introduce new pastries, desserts, and Hong Kong-exclusive creations to give regulars a reason to keep coming back.

Location: Santa Nata, 25-27 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong

Relive Childhood Nostalgia Through Playful Cocktails at KIDULT

Growing up may be mandatory, but acting like an adult all the time certainly isn’t. And that’s the idea behind KIDULT, a playful new light-drinking bar in Tsim Sha Tsui. Co-founded by mixologist Kosa Law, a top 12 finalist on ViuTV's "Master Mixologist," the venue transforms Grandmama's Cafe into a nostalgic nighttime hideaway from 9:30 PM onwards through a unique “Day Coffee, Night Alcohol” concept.

The retro-inspired space is brought to life by Cloudie, the bar’s signature mascot, and a world-first playable poker menu, where guests draw cards to determine their drink selection. Expect whimsical cocktails inspired by local flavors, including the Coconut Chicken Soup Martini and Tofu Foam Bourbon, alongside tap cocktails designed for quick, consistent pours.

Blending Hong Kong nostalgia with creative mixology, KIDULT offers a fun escape for anyone looking to reconnect with their inner child over a drink or two.

Location: KIDULT, 1/F, The Nate, 176 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

Enjoy Expertly Grilled Beef and Seasonal Delicacies at Yakiniku Yama Oku

Newly opened at CUBUS in Causeway Bay, Yakiniku Yama Oku offers an elevated take on yakiniku kappo, blending premium Japanese barbecue with the precision of traditional “cut-and-cook” dining. The intimate 12-seat counter is helmed by Chef Koji Takazono and Chef Koichi Kuga, two seasoned chefs from Fukuoka who guide diners through a curated journey of meticulously prepared wagyu and seasonal ingredients.

The menu showcases prized cuts of Omi beef and Oita wagyu, presented across omakase menus featuring dishes like Sea Urchin and Wagyu Ichibo (Aitchbone) Tartare, Grilled 7 Days Aged Chateaubriand with Foie Gras Truffle Sauce, and Yamaoku-yaki. Beyond wagyu, diners can also explore options beef tongue, offal, pork, and chicken.

With its cave-inspired interiors, handcrafted donabe rice, and thoughtful whisky and sake pairings, this new spot delivers a deeply immersive dining experience rooted in Japanese culinary heritage.

Location: Yakiniku Yama Oku, 3/F, CUBUS, 1 Hoi Ping Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

Indulge in Artisanal Tarts and Luxurious Creations at Tarte by RH

After years of building a loyal following through pop-ups and collaborations, Tarte by RH has finally opened its first-ever retail store at THE SOUTHSIDE in Wong Chuk Hang.

Created by pastry chef Rania Hatoum, the concept is dedicated to artisanal tarts crafted with premium ingredients sourced from around the world. Their signature creations showcase meticulously handmade tart shells and luxurious fillings, including caviar sourced from renowned French supplier Kaviari, which is a favorite among MICHELIN-starred restaurants and luxury hotels.

To celebrate the opening, the brand has introduced a Hong Kong-style Caviar Egg Tart (HK$188) that's available in limited quantity for in-store purchases only.

Location: Tarte by RH, THE SOUTHSIDE Shop 307, 11 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang

Discover Dubai’s Acclaimed Coffee Culture at Roasters Specialty Coffee House

Dubai-born Roasters Specialty Coffee House has officially made its Asian debut with a flagship location at Alexandra House, bringing its signature blend of specialty coffee culture and all-day dining to Hong Kong.

Co-founded by Konstantin Harbuz and Elza Shirokova, the café is known for its meticulous bean-to-cup approach, highlighted by an immersive in-house roastery and a coffee menu featuring rare beans such as Panama Carmen Estate Geisha and Hacienda La Esmeralda.

Beyond coffee, its all-day menu ranges from breakfast favorites like the Mushroom Cheesy Omelette to more indulgent dishes including King Crab Brioche. With elegant interiors, a dedicated VIP room, and a calm atmosphere designed for both meetings and leisurely dining, this new space might be the new go-to destination for coffee lovers in Central.

Location: Roasters Specialty Coffee House, Shop G5, G/F, LANDMARK ALEXANDRA, 18 Chater Rd, Central, Hong Kong

June

Relish Dry-Aged Steaks and Malbec Wine Pairings at Don Pedro

Don Pedro in Sai Ying Pun is a cozy, candlelit neighborhood steakhouse and wine bar that channels the laid-back charm of Buenos Aires with a focus on top-quality beef and easygoing hospitality.

Founded by Chris Mark and Vidur Yadav, the restaurant is known for its expertly sourced cuts — from the same producers as world-renowned Parrilla Don Julio — and a meticulous in-house dry-ageing programme, with highlights like the 75-day 12oz ribeye and the 40-day 8oz tenderloin cooked simply on the plancha (traditional Spanish flat-top griddle) for maximum flavor.

Beyond steaks, the menu dives deeper into Argentine comfort food with dishes like Chorizo flambé, handmade beef empanadas, pork terrine with apricot and pistachio, and even a rich bone broth tea. Sides like their bravas potatoes and oyster mushrooms keep things simple, while the signature Don Pedro dessert seals the deal, all paired with a thoughtful Malbec-driven wine list.

Location: Don Pedro, Shop E & Shop F, G/F, Tung Cheung Building, 1 Second Street, Sai Ying Pun

Gather for Italian Classics and Dog-Friendly Dining at Fugazzi

Fugazzi Pizzeria Napoletana ("Fuga" from the Italian word "escape" and "gazzi" from an invented slang riffing on the word “all’aperto” or the great outdoors) in Kai Tak is a lively Italian dining spot serving up authentic Neapolitan flavors with a fun, no-fuss vibe. Led by Executive Chef Sidhu Lakhveer Singh, the pizzeria is known for pizzas baked in a bespoke Stefano Ferrara oven that helps deliver a perfectly blistered crust and airy chew.

Signature picks include the classic 12-inch Pizza Napoletana (HK$158), indulgent Pizza Funghi e Tartufo (HK$172), and the crowd-favorite Mortadella e Pistacchio (HK$198), alongside comforting pastas like Rigatoni alla Vodka (HK$162) and Cavatelli al Pesto e Burrata (HK$178). The menu also stretches to antipasti like Wagyu Beef Tartare (HK$128) and hearty mains such as Pollo Parmigiana (HK$198), plus a Nutella Pizza (HK$88) for sweet tooths!

With spritz cocktails, a dog-friendly terrace, a great-value weekday set lunch, and even a special menu so you can dine out with your fur baby, it’s an easy go-to for laid-back Italian feasts.

Location: Fugazzi Pizzeria Napoletana, Shop L202, 2/F, Cullinan Sky Mall, 10 Concorde Road, Kai Tak

Savor Customizable Sichuan Specialties at Sichuan Verandah

Sichuan Verandah is a lively Chinese bistro dishing out bold Sichuan flavors in a bright, garden-inspired space inside Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong. Known for its customizable spice levels, it’s a go-to for both heat seekers and spice beginners, with everything from “Baby Spice” to “Spice Master.”

The menu spotlights elevated comfort plates like Sichuan-style Boiled Mandarin Fish with Pickled Vegetables, Mapo Tofu with Minced Beef and Spicy Pepper Sauce, and the flavor-packed Dan Dan Noodles with Braised Minced Pork and Peanut, alongside crowd-pleasers like Pork Dumplings in Chili Oil (5 pcs.) and Egg Fried Rice with Preserved Choi Sum.

With its buzzy atmosphere, harbour views, and mix of a la carte favorites, tapas, and weekday lunch sets, it’s an easy pick for laid-back, flavor-forward dining. As a special opening treat, diners can enjoy 15% off on the a la carte menu every Monday to Thursday from now until Aug. 31, 2026.

Location: Sichuan Verandah, 2/F, West Tower, Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong, 1 North Point Estate Ln, North Point, Hong Kong

Discover Glamorous Afternoon Tea and Breakfast at Tiffany & Co.'s Blue Box Café

Bringing a touch of New York glamour to Causeway Bay, the Blue Box Café at Tiffany & Co. will open on Jun. 13, 2026, the latest dining destination inside the brand’s flagship at Lee Gardens Three. With a menu helmed by Chef Agustin Balbi of one MICHELIN-starred Andō, the café shines just as brightly in the morning, midday, and golden hour, as it does in the store's jewelry showcases.

Its unmissable Breakfast at Tiffany’s set (HK$328 per person) is a standout, and is available all day, featuring a polished take on classic breakfast plates designed to feel indulgent yet refined, and oh-so photo-worthy. Come afternoon, the space transforms into a chic salon for the Afternoon Tea at Tiffany's set (HK$358 per person), where delicate sweet and savory bites are served in true Tiffany style from 3 PM to 5:45 PM. Boutique drinks and a craft cocktail is also served alongside the all-day menu featuring the classic Tiffany Burger (HK$188), Mediterranean delicacies like the Spanish Prawn Red Rice (HK$388, serves two), and desserts like the Pear, Vanilla Ice Cream Hazelnut Praline (HK$118) and the Tiffany Blue Cake (HK$138).

Location: Blue Box Café, Shop No. G01-G10 & 101-109, G/F & 1/F, Lee Gardens Three, 1 Sunning Road, Causeway Bay

Enjoy Nature-Inspired All-Day Dining at PARKSIDE@NINA CWB

PARKSIDE@NINA CWB is the latest nature-inspired dining hotspot in Causeway Bay blending striking design with an all-day, globally influenced menu. Created by award-winning studio Atelier E, the team behind one of the World’s 50 Most Beautiful Cafés, the 3,000-square-foot space features sculptural calla-lily lighting, curved seating, and plenty of natural light pouring through floor-to-ceiling windows.

The menu spans Asian classics and Western favorites, making it a versatile go-to for everything from breakfast and power lunches to dinner and late-night drinks. There’s also a sleek bar pouring wines from more than 20 labels, cocktails, and mocktails, plus a private dining room for intimate gatherings of up to 10 guests. Set beside Victoria Park, it’s equal parts urban escape and stylish social spot.

Location: PARKSIDE@NINA CWB, 1/F, Nina Hotel Causeway Bay, 18 King’s Road, Tin Hau, Causeway Bay

Indulge in Refined Chinese Cuisine and Exclusive Tasting Menus at JOYN

JOYN at Central’s LANDMARK Atrium is a refined new dining destination that brings contemporary Chinese cuisine into a polished, design-forward setting inspired by the poetic elegance of Ouyang Xiu.

Known for its ocean-fresh flavors and artful presentations, the restaurant delivers a modern take on Chinese gastronomy with a focus on seasonal ingredients and refined techniques, all paired with a strong emphasis on wine and elevated service. Its luxe interiors and intimate atmosphere make it ideal for special occasions or indulgent dinners, while exclusive tasting menus highlight its culinary direction.

From now until June 30, 2026, BESPOKE members can enjoy a HK$688 Exclusive Tasting Menu (valued at HK$880) or upgrade to the HK$888 Premium Tasting Menu (valued at HK$1,350), alongside ongoing perks like complimentary corkage, welcome drinks, and priority booking valid until Dec. 31, 2026.

Location: JOYN, Shop 310-311, 3/F LANDMARK ATRIUM, Central

May

Discover Innovative Multi-Course Menus at Han Dining

Opening a new branch on May 8, 2026, at Langham Place in Mong Kok, Han Dining brings a fresh, modern take on Korean cuisine by blending Korean depth with Japanese precision in a thoughtfully curated, season‑led format.

Led by Chef Minseong Cho, whose career spans sushi kitchens, Western concepts, and Southeast Asian cuisines, the restaurant centers around multi‑course tasting menus, including its signature 16‑ and 18‑course experiences, where dishes range from refined sushi and seasonal maki to Korean staples like stone‑pot rice and bold, fermented flavors.

Originally launched as a speakeasy in Tsim Sha Tsui, the concept now expands with a more accessible yet still elevated approach, all set within a sleek, intimate “urban cave” space.

For early bookings, guests can enjoy a complimentary drink pairing.

Location: Han Dining, 11 Floor, Langham Place Shopping Mall, 8 Argyle St, Mong Kok

Indulge in Swiss-Style Steaks & Cheese Fondue at Stübli

Recently opened right next to its sister concept, Nocino, at Cadogan Street in Kennedy Town, Stübli is a cozy Swiss steakhouse inspired by the family heritage of head chef and founder Chef Matthew Ziemski. Designed as a warm, unpretentious "stübli" (or cozy room), the restaurant focuses on hearty Swiss comfort food that brings a taste of the Alps to Hong Kong.

Some of the dishes available to try are Australian Wagyu, Tomahawk, UK Pork, and Dutch Rose Veal Medallions cooked the "Swiss way" in browned butter, garlic, and herbs, along with indulgent cheese fondues like Classic Half-Half (Gruyère and Emmental), Lobster Thermidor Fondue, and Summer Black Truffle Fondue.

The dining experience is playful and communal, as the restaurant brings the traditional "Oops, I lost my bread!" fondue rules to the city, making guests face playful "punishments" if they drop their bread in the sharing pot.

Location: Stübli, Ground Floor, 39-41 Cadogan Street, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong

Experience Boundary-Pushing East-Meets-West Dining at AMALGAMATE

AMALGAMATE brings a fresh, boundary‑pushing dining concept to Causeway Bay, where Chef Kasey Chan reimagines flavors through a “Beyond West, Beyond East” lens. With experience in MICHELIN‑starred kitchens, Chef Kasey delivers a playful yet precise sharing menu built around refined small plates and modern dim sum‑style bites.

Expect creative combinations like King Crab "Cheong Fun" (HK$168), Smoked Eel Crispy Cone (HK$48 per piece), and Beef Tartare Tart (HK$68 per piece), alongside bigger plates such as Uroko-yaki Amadai (HK$228) and a bold Beef Short Ribs Croissant (HK$368). The menu leans heavily on seasonal ingredients, balancing Chinese influences with Japanese technique and Western flair.

Paired with inventive cocktails by operations manager and head mixologist Will Man of Wakaran, the restaurant offers a flavor‑driven dining experience that’s perfect for curious, adventurous eaters looking for something a little different.

Location: AMALGAMATE, 7 Lan Fong Street, Causeway Bay

Discover Award-Winning 'Nuvola' Pizza at Vincenzo Capuano

World‑renowned pizzaiolo Vincenzo Capuano has officially landed in Hong Kong, opening his first local outpost on Lee Tung Avenue in Wan Chai. Crowned World Champion of Contemporary Pizza, the Naples‑born chef brings over two decades of experience and a family legacy spanning three generations to the city.

The star of this new dining spot is the signature "Nuvola" (cloud) pizza, a light, airy dough fermented for up to 30 hours for maximum flavor and digestibility. Menu must‑tries includes the award‑winning Provola e Pepe (HK$208) and indulgent creations like Abbraccio e Mamma (HK$238) with ricotta‑stuffed crust.

Adding a fun twist, pizzas are served with golden scissors to preserve their delicate crust. With an open kitchen, imported wood‑fired oven, and a warm, buzzing vibe, this is one for serious pizza lovers and casual diners alike.

Location: Vincenzo Capuano, Shop G04-05, G/F & F01A, 1/F, Lee Tung Avenue, 200 Queen's Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

Savor Global Comfort Eats with San Xi Lou, TEMAI, and SEVENS at BaseHall 01 & 02

Hong Kong’s ever-buzzy BaseHall 01 & 02 in Jardine House continues to level up its food hall lineup with three new additions: San Xi Lou, TEMAI, and SEVENS.

San Xi Lou brings its signature Sichuan roots into a casual format with dim sum staples, mala bites, and comforting rice and noodle dishes like dan dan noodles and signature saliva chicken rice. Over at TEMAI, it’s all about on-the-go Japanese eats, from freshly made onigiri, including A4 Wagyu sukiyaki and crab miso, to customizable bento boxes packed with protein and seasonal sides.

Rounding things out is SEVENS, a new ghost kitchen concept reimagining the local two-dish rice format with rotating weekly menus and flexible set combos. Together, the trio adds even more variety to one of Central’s go-to dining hubs.

Location: BASEHALL 01 and 02, Jardine House, Shops 9A, 9B and 9C LG/F, 1 Connaught Place, Central

April

Savor Slow-Crafted Plant-Based Broths at Happy Samurai

Tucked just behind the lively market stalls on Wellington Street, Happy Samurai is a lowkey ramen spot that’s all about heritage, not hype.

The shop is backed by a fourth‑generation family‑run factory outside Sapporo, where the proprietary broth behind every bowl has been perfected over 80 years. Leading the Hong Kong outpost is Chef Kouji, whose family still operates their original factory, ensuring each bowl stays true to its Hokkaido roots.

The menu spotlights comforting classics like the creamy Tonkotsu (HK$138), the spicy Tantan (HK$138), and the umami‑rich Shoyu Ramen (HK$128), all made with plant‑based broths that deliver surprising depth and richness. They also serve donburi, bao buns, and curry rice, plus sake and beer to round out your meal!

Location: Happy Samurai, Shop A, G/F, 51 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong

Savor Juicy Tandoor Meats & Comforting Curries at Punjab Warriors