As the final train departs and the city's skyline glows against the night, Hong Kong's late-night dining scene comes alive for those who are craving more than just a midnight snack. From a hearty selection of dim sum to a full-blown hotpot moment, there are more options than you think!

Whether you're fresh off a late shift, wrapping up a night out, or just can't sleep from being hungry, here is our guide to the best 24 hour and late-night options available across the city.

Haidilao Hotpot

Did you know our beloved Haidilao Hotpot branches in Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Yau Ma Tei are open every day, all day, and all night?

After your night out, enjoy a wide selection of soup bases, premium ingredients like wagyu beef slices, local fan-favorite shrimp paste, and a self-service sauce, all while being treated to quirky performances like noodle dances and face-changing shows. The perfect spot whether you're one person or a big groups, Haidilao will always be there for you!

Hoping to make the most of your trip and waiting time? Note that Haidilao's free manicure services only run from 12pm to 10pm daily.

Opening Hours: 24 hours

Location: Haidilao, Multiple locations across Hong Kong

Kui Kee Seafood Restaurant

Kui Kee Seafood Restaurant in Wan Chai is a top pick for big gatherings, offering a lively dai pai dong setting that has both vibes and flavor.

Known for its fresh, live seafood, and nostalgic Cantonese dai pai dong flavors, the venue serves up generous portions of iconic dishes like typhoon shelter crab, salt and pepper mantis shrimp, sizzling clay pot dishes, and many more. Don't miss it if you're out late on Hong Kong Island!

Opening Hours: 5pm - 3am

Location: Kui Kee Seafood Restaurant, 16 Bowrington Road, Wan Chai

Sun Hing Restaurant

A favorite amongst university students living nearby, Sun Hing Restaurant in Kennedy Town is the spot to go for super early morning or late night dim sum runs! Open from 3am daily, it. serves up handmade classic dim sum dishes like siu mai, har gao, custard buns, char siu buns, and their iconic fried milk.

Expect a chaotic vibe when you're there as you grab your own dim sum, make your own tea, and share a table with others!

Opening Hours: 3am - 4pm

Location: Sun Hing Restaurant, Shop C, G/F, 8 Smithfield Road, Kennedy Town

Meet Fresh

Sugar cravings after a long night? Meet Fresh in Causeway Bay is open unil 2am on Friday and Saturday! The venue is known for offering traditional Taiwanese desserts like silky grass jelly, chewy taro balls, and shaved ice topped with red bean, sweet potato, and grass jelly!

This is the perfect dessert place to cool yourselves down this summer.

Opening Hours: 12:30pm - 2am (Friday & Saturday); 12:30 - 11:30pm (Sunday to Thursday)

Location: Meet Fresh, Shop 1, G/F, V Point, 18 Tang Lung Street, Causeway Bay

Busan Night

Located conveniently on Staunton Street in Central, Busan Night is a casual venue emulating the vibrant suljib (Korean pub) culture of Busan, offering a high-energy Korean eating and drinking experience!

Start your evening at Busan Night as early as 5pm and stay as late as 2am as they serve up classic Korean dishes like seafood stew, seafood pancake, spicy stir-fried squid and pork, and a giant 50cm stuffed omelet.

And we can't forget the drinks at Busan Night as they have a variety of drinks including soju, makgeolli (Korean rice wine), and draft beer. Enjoy your night while the servers pull up with Korean drinking tricks!

Opening Hours: 5pm to 2am

Location: Busan Night, 28 Staunton Street, Central

SUKIYA

One of Japan's most popular fast-food chains, SUKIYA is open till late in Wan Chai, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei, Jordan, and Tsuen Wan! Their menu has everything including classic beef bowls,Japanese curry, yakitori rice bowls, and set breakfasts starting from 5am.

No fuss, no frills, just you and your hearty bowl of rice at any time of the night (or day!).

Opening Hours: 24 hours

Location: SUKIYA, Multiple locations across Hong Kong

Lin Heung Tea House

Lin Heung Tea House, one of Hong Kong's oldest and most iconic dim sum restaurants, has expanded across the harbor to Tsim Sha Tsui. Opened in May 2025, this Kowloon branch has two stories, offering self-service dim sum. If you want to experience nostalgic pushcart dim sum services, head over to their Central branch (however, they close at 10:30pm).

What sets this location apart? It operates 24 hours a day and has a DJ booth set up for late night vibes. Yau Tsim Mong residents can now satisfy their dim sum cravings at any hour!  

Opening Hours: 24 hours

Location: Lin Heung Tea House, G/F-2/F, Cheung Lee Commercial Building, 25 Kimberley Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

Ichiran

Nothing hits more than a hot bowl of tonkotsu (pork bone) ramen by Ichiran in the middle of the night. Beat the queue by going during off-peak hours as Ichiran locations across the city are open past midnight!

Ichiran's menu centers around its signature, fully customizable tonkotsu ramen where you can pick your own spice levels, noodle texture, broth intensity, alongside extras like soft-boiledeggs and seaweed.

The opening hours of each branch (Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Mongkok) vary, so be sure to check before you head over!

Opening Hours: 9am - 5am in Causeway Bay; 9am - 3am in Tsim Sha Tsui; 9am - 5am in Mong Kok 

Location: Ichiran, Multiple locations across Hong Kong