Guidebook for Hong Kong
Food Scene
Hot spot with contemporary Chinese cuisine. A must-see. They don't take reservations for fewer than 7 people, so go early or plan to have some drinks around the corner while you wait for your table.
50 locals recommend
Ho Lee Fook
Elgin StreetHot spot with contemporary Chinese cuisine. A must-see. They don't take reservations for fewer than 7 people, so go early or plan to have some drinks around the corner while you wait for your table.
22 Ships
22 Ship StBest tapas restaurant in Hong Kong.
Seorae
Best Korean BBQ in Hong Kong.
Authentic Shanghainese-run restaurant that serves up comfort food at a phenomenal price. Get the red-braised beef noodles (hong shao niu rou mian).
Lily's Food 君戶鍋貼大王
193 Johnston RdAuthentic Shanghainese-run restaurant that serves up comfort food at a phenomenal price. Get the red-braised beef noodles (hong shao niu rou mian).
Ba Sushi Japanese Restaurant
14 Burrows StSmall, unassuming place serving up excellent sushi.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Hennessy
256 Hennessy RoadStunning rooftop with views of the Causeway Bay skyline.
Cozy hideaway popular with residents and obscured from the typical tourist pathways. Great happy hour specials.
10 locals recommend
Tai Lung Fung
5-9 Hing Wan StCozy hideaway popular with residents and obscured from the typical tourist pathways. Great happy hour specials.
Parks & Nature
Steep, leafy and peaceful trail that cuts through Bowen Road Fitness Trail, leading up to Aberdeen Country Park.
Wan Chai Gap Road
Wan Chai Gap RoadSteep, leafy and peaceful trail that cuts through Bowen Road Fitness Trail, leading up to Aberdeen Country Park.
Quiet and peaceful beach with soft sand and a great swimming area.
13 locals recommend
South Bay Beach
South Bay RoadQuiet and peaceful beach with soft sand and a great swimming area.
Trailhead for a gnarly 3 hour hike with two summits, including the 1300+ step Twin Peaks. Great views - the final descent into Stanley may be the best in the territory.
Hong Kong Parkview
88 Tai Tam Reservoir RdTrailhead for a gnarly 3 hour hike with two summits, including the 1300+ step Twin Peaks. Great views - the final descent into Stanley may be the best in the territory.