At the mere mention of Hong Kong, one would immediately think of a beautiful, bustling city filled with lots of people, exciting places to shop at as well as delicious dim sum. Besides that, Hong Kong is a renowned food paradise with a plethora of mouthwatering eats at your local dim sum joint, hipster cafe or cha chaan teng.

But if you’re looking for something a notch higher, Hong Kong is also home to numerous places that provide excellent afternoon tea. Locals love their afternoon tea. Period. And what better way than to experience tea time—the high ses way—than at one of these 15  afternoon tea places in Hong Kong?

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CAFE 103 @ THE RITZ-CARLTON, HONG KONG 

This elegant and relaxing lounge is the perfect setting to relax and indulge in a luxurious high tea set. They offer a wide range of cakes and nibblets that you can munch on while you enjoy the gorgeous view of Victoria Harbour.

Their current afternoon tea set is also a collaboration with Givenchy which is inspired by the newly launched Le Rose Perfecto lipstick collection.

HK$398 (S$69) per set
Additional HK$30 (S$5) for hibiscus ginger tea.

International Commerce Centre (ICC)
103/F The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong, 1 Austin Rd W
West Kowloon, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2263 2270
Daily: 3.30pm – 5.30pm

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CAFE GRAY DELUXE @ THE UPPER HOUSE 

Cafe Gray Deluxe offers you tea with an amazing view of Victoria Harbour from the top of The Upper House.

They offer a wide selection of tea sandwiches and sweet treats that you can wash down with your choice of tea or coffee. Some things to look forward to on their menu are their Matcha Crêpe Smoked Salmon, Strawberry Shortcakes and Smashed Avocado Rose Harissa.

HK$265 (S$47) for one person
HK$460 (S$81) for two persons

Level 49, The Upper House Pacific Place
88 Queensway, Admiralty
Tel: +852 2918 1838
Daily: 3.30pm – 5.30pm

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COBO HOUSE 

If you’re looking for something more exclusive, you can always check out Cobo House for their incredibly popular “Cha Chaan” afternoon tea set. There are only 10 of these sets available daily, so you have to book in advance. Is it worth the effort? We definitely think so!

The menu comprises an array of sweet treats disguised as savoury dishes. Some examples are their Burger Macarons and adorable Sunny-side Ups. They also have a number of Western-Korean fusion creations such as their Baccala Ragu Bruschetta with Bulgogi Arancini.

HK$588 (S$103) for one person

8/12 South Lane, Shek Tong Tsui
Central, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2656 3088
Sat, Sun & PH: 3pm – 5.30pm

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DR FERN’S GIN PARLOUR 

Dr Fern’s has launched an interesting new afternoon tea set called After-Tea, which is inspired by his childhood and his long-time love for Scandinavian storybooks like The Ugly Duckling and The Teapot.

This gorgeous platter of goodies is definitely an insta-worthy sight. The food is presented on the cross-section of a tree trunk which gives the whole set fairy-tale vibes. It features yummy treats such as Caviar Cornette, Spring Pea Tarts, Smoked Boquerones and Lemon Financier. Definitely makes for a magical experience!

HK$498 (S$87) for two persons

Shop B31A Landmark Atrium
15 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2111 9449
Mon to Thu, Sun: 12pm – 1am
Fri to Sat: 12pm – 2am

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FINDS @ THE LUXE MANOR 

If you’re into Nordic delights, you should pay a visit to FINDS, which also stands for Finland, Iceland, Denmark and Sweden.

Their afternoon tea menu features delicious Nordic-inspired treats such as their Salmon Pastrami from Denmark and Ligonberry & Yoghurt Mousse from Finland. They also have pretty interesting tea flavours available such as Lychee White Peony and “Yin Yang”.

HK$356 (S$61) for two persons

The Luxe Manor
39 Kimberly Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tel: +852 2522 9318
Daily: 3pm – 5pm

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GREEN @ HOTEL ICON 

Green at hotel icon is another place that serves up seasonal afternoon teas. They have rotating themes centred around specific ingredients in season or festivals.

From 1 January – 28 February 2019, the theme is the ‘Hotel ICON French Chocolate Afternoon Tea’ which comes with unlimited soft serve and a luxurious spread of chocolate executed in numerous ways.

HK$288 (S$51) for one person
HK$546 (S$99) for two persons

17 Science Museum Road
Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 3400 1000
Mon to Fri: 3.30pm – 5.30pm
Sat, Sun & PH: 3pm – 5pm & 5pm – 7pm

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LOBBY LOUNGE @ INTERCONTINENTAL HONG KONG 

If you’re looking for a place to dine at with a fantastic view, you definitely need to check out Lobby Lounge at Intercontinental Hong Kong. This gorgeous restaurant has floor-to-ceiling windows that face Hong Kong’s magnificent harbourfront.

Their extensive high tea menu is also one that will not disappoint, so sit back, relax, and enjoy the breathtaking views which you nibble on some delicious sandwiches and desserts.

HK$488 (S$86) for two persons

Lobby Lounge, Lobby Level, InterContinental Hong Kong
18 Salisbury Road
Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2313 2323
Daily: 3pm – 6pm

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LOBBY LOUNGE @ ISLAND SHANGRI-LA HONG KONG

If you prefer a more tropical setting with great live entertainment, you definitely should keep Lobby Lounge at Island Shangri-la Hong Kong on your list of must-try tea places.

Here, they serve up delicious treats such as their Lobster Salad with Truffle Mayonnaise in Bouchon, Raspberry Marechaux Sticks and Roasted Beef with Remoulade Sauce in Tomato Bread. All this comes with your choice of their fragrant coffee or tea.

HK$308 (S$54) for one person
HK$528 (S$93) for two persons

Pacific Place, Supreme Court Road
Central, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2877 3838
Mon to Fri: 3pm – 6pm
Sat, Sun & PH: 2pm – 6pm

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PALM COURT @ THE LANGHAM HONG KONG

If you love all things pretty and pink, you definitely need to visit Palm Court at The Langham Hong Kong. Their high tea menus change seasonally, and the current theme is ‘Think Pink Afternoon Tea” as they are the sole Pink Hotel Partner of the Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation.

For every afternoon tea set sold during the promotional period, a donation of HK$10 will be given to the foundation. So while you sip on your tea and nibble on your snacks, you are also helping out someone in need.

HK$348 (S$61) for one person
HK$598 (S$105) for two persons

8 Peking Road
Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2375 1133
Daily: 3pm – 5.30pm

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POPINJAYS @ THE MURRAY 

For those of you who like something a little more fun and interactive, you can pop down to Popinjays at The Murrays to indulge in their flamboyant and playful tea set that is bursting with colour. Some of the treats you’ll get to savour include Kristal Caviar, Blinis and Blue Lobster, a selection of savoury muffins and Strawberry Lamington.

HK$688 (S$119) for two persons

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THE LOBBY @ THE PENINSULA HONG KONG 

Take a break from your hectic schedule and luxuriate in The Peninsula’s quintessential afternoon tea which features a selection of finger sandwiches, savoury pastries and delectable cakes. Each tea set also comes with your choice of tea from The Peninsula’s Tea Collection.

HK$398 (S$69) for two persons

Salisbury Road
Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2696 6772
Daily: 2pm – 6pm

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THE LOUNGE @ FOUR SEASONS HONG KONG

For a chic, classy setting with world-class service, you can always count on The Lounge by Four Seasons Hong Kong.

Indulge in classic treats such as their freshly baked scones, homemade jams and Devonshire clotted cream. Wash all that down with a cup of their delicious teas and you’re good to go!

Weekdays:
HK$388 (S$50) for one person
HK$588 (S$95) for two persons

Saturdays:
HK$328 (S$54) for one person
HK$628 (S$103) for two persons

Sundays:
HK$438 for one person

8 Finance St, Central, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 3196 8888
Daily: 3pm – 5.30pm
Mon to Fri: 3pm – 5.30pm
Sat & Sun: 2pm – 4pm, 4.15pm – 6.15pm

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TIFFIN @ GRAND HYATT HONG KONG

Indulge in an array of classic afternoon tea delights at Tiffin at Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, the very first place in Hong Kong to introduce the dessert buffet concept. That itself says enough about the quality of food that you’ll be getting here!

Some delicious treats you can also expect are their Mont Blanc Tartlets, Coconut Snowballs as well as their Wagyu Beef Cheek Burgers. They also have a wide range of tea flavours here so tea lovers will definitely be spoilt for choice.

Weekdays:
HK$596 (S$104) for two persons
Weekends:
HK$656 (S$115) for two persons

Mezzanine Floor, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
Hong Kong, 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2584 7722
Daily: 3.30pm – 5.30pm

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TAI O LOOKOUT @ TAI O HERITAGE HOTEL 

For those of you who don’t mind going the extra mile (literally) for your afternoon tea, you can always check out Tai O Lookout at Tai O Heritage Hotel. To get there, you have to travel out of the island, but we feel that it is well worth the effort. The views here are magnificent and the food makes the experience even better.

HK$288 (S$51) for two persons

14 Shek Tsai Po Street, Tai O
Lantau Island, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2985 8383
Daily: 2.30 – 5pm
(Excluding Public Holidays)

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THE ENVOY @ THE POTTINGER HOTEL

This gorgeous restaurant features modern colonial influence that creates quite a unique ambience. Their afternoon tea treats are neatly displayed on a two-tiered stand made of gorgeous china.

With delicious bites such as their Earl Grey Smoked Salmon Tarts, Herbal Tea Devilled Eggs as well as Traditional English Scones, you definitely will leave will a full, happy belly.

HK$228 (S$40) for two persons

3/F, The Pottinger Hotel
74 Queen’s Road, Central
Tel: +852 2169 3311
Mon to Fri: 3pm – 5.30pm
Sat & Sun: 3.30pm – 5.30pm

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THE SOLEIL @ THE ROYAL GARDEN HOTEL 

If you’re looking for a Vietnamese-style afternoon tea set, you should head on down to The Soleil at The Royal Garden Hotel. This pretty-as-a-picture place will make you feel like you’re momentarily in Ho Chi Minh City.

Nibble on Vietnamese goodies such as Saigon-Style Spring Rolls, Vietnamese Sausage Sandwiches and wash it down with some delightfully cooling Iced Tropico Tea with Spicy Mango Syrup.

HK$368 (S$65) for two persons

3/F Royal Garden Hotel, 69
Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2733 2033
Daily: 3pm – 5pm

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URBAN PARK

Urban Parks Butterfly Blossom Afternoon Tea Menu is definitely something special to look forward to. Their sweet and savoury treats are prettily arranged in a birdcage-like structure; definitely Instagram worthy!

Feast on their interesting array of unique bites such as their scrumptious Scottish Smoked Salmon Brioche, Tuscan Salami Brioche and Homemade Green Tea & Mango Macarons.

HK$299 (S$52) for two persons

Urban Park @ Central
Shop 3-5, 2/F, Nan Fung Place
173 Des Voeux Road C., Central
Tel: +852 3708 8083
Daily: 3pm – 5.30pm

Urban Park @TST
4/F, 20-22 Granville Road
Tsim Sha Tsui, Kln., HK
Tel: +852 2751 1999
Daily: 3pm – 5.30pm

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WOOBAR @ W HONG KONG 

WOOBAR changes its afternoon tea sets regularly, which keeps it exciting and gives us something to constantly look forward to.

Their latest set is Nordic-inspired and involves this adorable, stylish house set up which is packed head to toe with delicious goodies. With 6 kinds of sweets and 6 kinds of canapés, you’ll definitely be leaving with a very happy and satisfied belly!

HK$438 (S$77) for two persons

W Hotel, Elements, Kowloon Station
1 Austin Road West, West Kowloon, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 3717 2222
Daily: 2.30pm – 6pm

Mido Cafe in Yau Ma Tei is one old-school cha chaan teng to visit when in Hong Kong.

Untouched by time, the cafe seems to be at a standstill. Its decor is as old-school as it can be; ancient Hong Kong still exists at Mido Cafe. Colourful wall tiles that are so tacky yet so nostalgic complemented with old tables and chairs; Mido Cafe is exactly how a cha chaan teng should be.

Our friends from Hong Kong have been urging us to make a visit and we finally did. And we finally understood why they have such high regards for this nondescript cafe that they grew up eating.

Mido Cafe sits on Temple Street, a very well-known street in Hong Kong infamous for its counterfeit goods and prostitution. We are not fans but we’d go to Temple Street for a taste of Mido Cafe’s famous French Toast.

Upon stepping in, you’d be transported back in time. The dimly lit space on level 1 is as ancient Hong Kong as it can go. You’d probably be directed to level 2 (accessible via a very narrow and steep flight of stairs) where most diners are gathered. And that is where you would be presented with the menu.

You have your usual cha chaan teng fares—from baked rice to noodles, sandwiches to classic HK-style drinks.

What you really have to try is the French Toast (HK$22). It is Mido Cafe’s most popular item and one that every first-timer to Mido Cafe must try. Two slices of soft bread coated with egg and deep fried to a slightly crispy texture then generously drenched in maple syrup, the French Toast definitely lived up to its hype.

The Bo Luo Bun with Butter (HK$15) on the other hand was a letdown. It was neither buttery nor came with a crispy tortoise shell top. We’d say to give this a miss.

Oh, you have to try the HK Milk Tea (HK$20). It was smooth with a fine balance of sweet and bitterness from the fresh tea.

Mido Cafe
63 Temple St, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2384 6402
Daily (except Wed): 9am – 9.45pm
Nearest Station: Yau Ma Tei

There is no lack of cha chaan teng in Mong Kok, Hong Kong. When you ask locals about their favourites, you’d get a myriad of answers—Hong Lin Restaurant in Mong Kok would probably be one of them.

We cannot agree more that it is one local eatery that you must visit if you are on the Kowloon side. Here’s what we loved from our visit, some of the must-orders and some misses.

Hong Lin Restaurant has a dine-in area as well as a take-out counter.

Let’s start with the take-out counter. The traditional way of displaying daily fresh bakes is visually arresting, to say the least. Of pineapple buns, egg tarts and soft breads, the shelves after shelves of golden brown beauties are simple yet comforting snacks if you want something to go.

The Egg Tart (HK$6/ S$1) comes with a flaky, butter case; the curd is smooth and subtly sweet just the way we like it. The Pineapple Bun with Butter (HK$10/ S$1.60)—also known as Bo Luo Yau—is one of the better ones that we’ve had in Hong Kong.

Let’s move on to the mains. There are aplenty for you to choose from in the likes of local favourites; think baked rice/ spaghetti, macaroni in soup, stir-fried rice and noodle dishes etc.

The Hoi Nam Chicken Rice (HK$60/ S$10) was not the most impressive rendition of the usual chicken rice you can find in Hong Kong. The boiled chicken came with skin that lacked flavours and the flesh was tough. But the totality of the set (includes a huge bowl of rice and a local-style hot soup) won us over. It was still pretty satisfying.

What surprised us the most was the macaroni set (HK$43/ S$7) that came with a large bowl of beef macaroni in tomato soup, buttered toast, scrambled eggs and a hot coffee/ tea. The sheer amount of food made it the most value-for-money set to order if you are feeling ravenous. The tomato soup was rich and thick; every sip was a joy. It came with many beef slices, and the side of buttered toast completed the very quintessential Hong Kong meal.

When at Hong Lin Restaurant, don’t forget to try the local-style Milk Tea too!

Hong Lin Restaurant
Hong Kong, Mong Kok, Tung Choi St, 143-145
Tel: +852 2391 8398
Daily: 6.30am – 3am
Nearest Station: Mong Kok

Singaporeans are evidently obsessed with Hong Kong – and the endless opening of Hong Kong gourmet brands on our sunny island is testimony to that fact. While most travellers only spend a weekend in the Pearl of the Orient, we strongly suggest you to re-visit the city this year.

From having breakfast at Honolulu Cafe, boarding a junk boat, hiking the Dragon’s Back, shopping till you drop at Citygate Outlets to partying at Lan Kwai Fong, here is a curated 4D3N Hong Kong Itinerary and 20 Tips On What To See And What To Eat.

DAY ONE IN HONG KONG

#1 HAVE BREAKFAST AT HONOLULU CAFE

Honolulu Coffee Shop is famous for their egg tarts. Having said that, do make it a point to visit in the morning to savour the freshest and tastiest egg tarts. There is a stark contrast in its quality during daytime and nighttime. We also highly recommend their Pineapple Buns.

176-178 Hennessy Rd, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2575 1823
Daily: 6am – 12am
Nearest Station: Wan Chai

#2 BARGAIN HUNTING AT LADIES MARKET

The Ladies Market is a popular night market that stretches across a few streets. Even if shopping is not on your to-do list, you should still take a stroll down the aisle and check out all the interesting items that have on sale.

Tung Choi Street
Mong Kok, Kowloon

#3 CHECK OUT THE FLOWER MARKET

Located on Flower Market Road, the Flower Market is actually a cluster of flower shops selling all sorts of flowers you ever dreamt of. Bouquets are readily available or if you would like, stalks of roses can also be bought at relatively cheap prices. It is Valentine’s Day every day here!

Flower Market Road
Prince Edward, Kowloon

#4 LUNCH AT KAM WAH CAFE

Kam Wah Cafe has a made a name for itself with its bo lo bao (pineapple bun). The local cha chaan teng is always crowded with locals and foodie tourists, but trust us, the pineapple buns are worth the wait.

G/F, 47 Bute St
Prince Edward, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2392 6830
Daily: 6.30am – 12am
Nearest MTR: Prince Edward

#5 BOARD A HONG KONG JUNK BOAT

The picture of a junk boat against the picturesque skyline of Hong Kong says everything. Cruising along the sea on a Hong Kong junk boat is an unmissable experience! So gather your friends, charter a boat and sail into the sea while singing along to Moana’s soundtrack.

#6 DINNER AT RONIN

Ronin—a speakeasy style Japanese bar-cum-restaurant—is one of Hong Kong’s best-kept secrets. The dark, mysterious 20-seated bar’s primary focus is seafood and damn, it seriously is one of the best meals we ever had in our lifetimes. Of course, the divine meal comes at a costly price.

8 On Wo Lane
Central, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2547 5263
Mon to Sat: 6pm – 12am
Sun: Closed
Nearest Station: Sheung Wan

#7 BAR HOP AT SHEUNG WAN

Admittedly, the neighbourhood of Sheung Wan is immensely gentrified. However, we certainly do not mind the new addition of exciting cocktail bars! Some of our personal favourite watering holes include Aberdeen Street Social, Sohofama and NEO Cocktail Club.

DAY TWO IN HONG KONG

#8 BRUNCH AT MAXIM’S PALACE

If you are looking for a quintessential Hong Kong dim sum experience with the comfort of a modern establishment, then head to Maxim’s Palace. They have retained its authenticity by serving dim sum on traditional trolleys like the good old days.

3/F, City Hall 5-7 Edinburgh Place
Tel: +852 2521 1303
Mon to Sat: 11am – 3pm, 5.30pm – 11pm
Sun & PH: 9am – 3pm, 5.30pm – 11pm
Nearest Station: Central

#9 HIKE DRAGON’S BACK

Located in the outskirts of metropolis Hong Kong, Dragon’s Back boasts stunning panoramic views of tall skyscrapers, coastal shores and the surrounding mountainous region. The beginner-friendly hike makes an excellent alternative for those who wish to admire Hong Kong’s scenery minus the suffocating crowds.

#10 LUNCH AT YUM CHA

If you are looking for a great yum cha meal without the scruffiness, Yum Cha is the perfect place. The dining establishment is exceptionally popular for its irresistibly adorable dim sums. It is worth mentioning that the steamed dishes were superb and service was impeccable.

3/F, 20-22 Granville Road
Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2751 1666
Daily: 11.30am – 3pm, 6pm – 11pm
Nearest MTR Station: Tsim Sha Tsui

#11 COFFEE AT OMOTESANDO KOFFEE

Fans of Japanese Omotesando Koffee can look forward to the specialty coffee bar’s high quality espresso-based beverages and baked custard cubes at Hong Kong’s outlet. Take all our money already!

G24-25, Lee Tung Ave
200 Queen’s Rd East
Tel: +852 2601 3323
Mon to Fri: 8am – 8pm
Sat and Sun: 9am – 9pm
Nearest MTR Station: Wan Chai

#12 SHOP TILL YOU DROP AT CITYGATE OUTLETS

Ladies, remember to increase your credit card’s spending limit prior to visiting Citygate Outlets. This shopping centre this is where you can find global brands such as Burberry, Club21 and OnPedder at slashed prices.

20 Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung,
Lantau, Hong Kong
Daily: 10am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Tung Chung

#13 DINNER AT YAT LOK

Yat Lok might be notorious for their atrocious service, but it is their insanely delicious roast goose meat that kept us returning religiously each time we visit Hong Kong. It has been nearly half a century since award-winning Yat Lok started serving amazing roast meat with their family secret recipe, and the rest is history.

G/F, 34 -38 Stanley Street
Central Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2524 3882
Mon to Sat: 10am – 9pm
Sun: 10am – 5.30pm
Nearest Station: Central

#14 PARTY AT LAN KWAI FONG

You have not experienced Hong Kong until you paint the town red at their nightlife district Lan Kwai Fong. There are countless of bars and clubs at this area and they open till an unearthly 6am. Not even kidding.

DAY THREE IN HONG KONG

#15 LUNCH AT HELLO KITTY CHINESE CUISINE

Hello Kitty Chinese Cuisine—the World’s First Hello Kitty-Themed Dim Sum Restaurant—has taken Hong Kong by storm and is a must-visit for all avid fans. Due to Hello Kitty Chinese Cuisine’s overwhelming popularity, we strongly recommend you to make a reservation in advance to secure a table.

Shop A-C, G/F, Lee Loy Mansion
332-338 Canton Road, Kowloon
Tel: (852) 8202-8203
Daily: 11am – 3.30pm, 6pm – 11pm (last order 10pm)
Nearest MTR Station: Jordan

#16 SPEND THE DAY AT OCEAN PARK

Ocean Park is one of Hong Kong’s best attractions. It houses an amusement park, an animal theme park, an oceanarium and a marine mammal park all in the 17-hectare park. An ideal place for families to spend an entire day at.

#17 DINNER AT ICIHRAN RAMEN

Ichiran Ramen is a ramen chain from Japan and boy, we are glad it has opened 24/7 outlets in Hong Kong. The dining concept is unique; diners sit in individual partitioned cubicles. The broth is unbelievably tasty—we will never get sick of it.

Lockhart House Block B
440-446 Jaffe Road
Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2152 4040
Daily: 24/7

DAY FOUR IN HONG KONG

#18 BRUNCH AT SING HEUNG YUEN

Make your way to Sing Heung Yuen—one of Hong Kong’s very last few Dai Pai Dongs—and experience the local way of life by dining at this old-school roadside food vendor. The humble Chinese alfresco eatery has been around for nearly half a century and is especially well-loved amongst locals for its signature tomato egg noodles and yummy condensed milk buns.

2 Mee Lun Street, Central
Tel: +852 2544 8368
Mon to Sat: 8am – 5pm
Closed on Sun and PH
Nearest Station: Sheung Wan

#19 VISIT DISNEYLAND HONG KONG

It doesn’t matter if you are a grown adult, because there is no age limit at Disneyland. Discover the magic, immerse yourselves in the fairytales and forget all your adult fears and unhappiness. Spend half a day at Disneyland Hong Kong and unleash the inner child in you.

#20 DINNER AT TSUI WAH

Tsui Wah is hands down the most famous Cha Chaan Teng in Hong Kong. The menu is comprehensive but you can’t go wrong with their signature Hainanese chicken rice and fishball noodles. We are amazed by how the chain has successfully managed to keep its standards consistent throughout all outlets.

15 Wellington Street
Central, Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2525 6338
Daily: 24/7
Nearest Station: central

For more recommendations, read our Hong Kong Food & Travel Guides to find out more about the best places to visit.