Hong Kong Restaurants

Another of Knutsford Terrace's fine eateries hidden around the back streets of Tsim Sha Tsui, away from the cars and crowds. Inexpensive, the food is well prepared by knowledgeable staff and the service is excellent. You can ea... more

Despite the name, there is no actual beer garden and you have to drink inside, but you can still savor the atmosphere of a real Biergarten by drinking a lot and eating even more. Plenty of German beers and dishes are available... more

Bonnie's is an authentic Thai restaurant where the food is delicious and the price is right. Must-try dishes include the Shrimp Shashimi Thai Style (Chilli-Garlic Raw Tiger Prawns - very spicy), Shredded Duck Egg Noodles and th... more

Quarry Bay is not one of Hong Kong's top nightspots but recently it has started to carve out a niche as a decent dining spot, catering to those tired of the Wanchai and Lan Kwai Fong scene. The service is unflappable and the at... more

This well-respected Italian cafe serves rural Mediterranean cuisine in a pretty setting featuring dried flowers, pastel-wash walls, and cosy, private seating. The specialties include great coffee, breakfast, juicy lasagne, and... more

A hugely popular Hong Kong eatery, the funky Your Thai caters to chattering crowds of young Hong Kongers and often has a queue down the street on busy nights. It serves up tasty Thai classics such as tangy Pad Thai with crunchy... more

It is easy to miss the friendly Branto sign amongst a multitude of bright lettering, flashing neon and flimsy looking bamboo scaffolding on this busy Kowloon street. But make the effort to find the entrance (battered looking do... more

On the 7th floor of the slick One Peking building is one of Hong Kong's best vegetarian restaurants. Making the most of the mighty vegetable, the chefs at Kung Tak Lam conjure up beautiful, light Shanghainese dishes such as the... more

The dining area in this cozy Italian eatery is filled with wooden tables and chairs, the dark wood gleaming in the candlelight. People in twos and fours can be seen chatting and laughing, tucking into seafood starters, light cr... more

Sushi, tempura and shabu shabu are more conventional dishes which spring to mind when thinking of Japanese cuisine, and rarely is much attention paid to the food of Japan’s remote Pacific islands. Chura Japanese Okinawa Cuis... more