Top 10 Places to Eat and Drink
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1. The Verandah
Indisputably Southside’s premier venue, the Verandah, with its candlelight, sea views and old colonial grandeur, is the place for big-budget romancing.
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2. The Black Sheep
Stroll the quiet lanes of the bohemian enclave of Shek O on the southeast coast, and this veggie-friendly, organic café beckons.
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3. Welcome Garden
Home-style Cantonese cooking of unimpeachable authenticity, served up right by the beach.
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4. Hei Fung Terrace
Despite the mall location, this is your safe bet for high-end Chinese dining in Repulse Bay. Come for sublimedimsum , then walk it off on the sparkling beach below.
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5. El Cid
After sangria and tapas on the wide colonial balcony of this upscale Spanish restaurant, Stanley takes on a faintly Iberian edge. El Cid also offers possibly the prettiest views available from the waterfront.
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6. Saigon at Stanley
End a satisfying day in Stanley at this atmospheric Vietnamese restaurant. Romantics will gravitate towards the balcony tables at sunset.
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7. Tai Fat Hau
With most Repulse Bay restaurants catering to the local millionaire residents, Tai Fat Hau is a budgetary godsend. Late opening (last orders 2:30am) is another plus.
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8. Balcony Café
OK, it’s part of a supermarket, but breakfast on this sunny terrace with sea views is one of the Southside’s undiscovered bargains.
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9. Smuggler’s Inn
Stanley’s gentrification has thankfully bypassed the Smuggler’s Inn, which is a relic of the days when British soldiers from Stanley Fort blew half their wages here.
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10. Lucy’s
Perennially popular venue for bistro-style nosh, with Mediterranean influences. Vibes are relaxed, standards consistently above-par. Stanley’s answer to a light, well-bred lunch.
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