DK Travel : Hong Kong : Places to eat

Deli Lamma, Lamma

A favourite haunt of local ex-pats and the place for all-night Typhoon parties, the friendly Deli also serves a decent Western and Indian menu. The vindaloos are quite something.
Di Matteo

Guangzhou’s most reliable Italian cuisine plus a very popular Sunday brunch.
Dong Jiang Hai Xian Da Jiu Lou

Occupying a full five floors, a great place to go on a seafood adventure.
Dynasty

Cantonese cuisine at its best.
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.
Exp

The health-conscious will be pleased to find unexpected combinations of tried and tested noodles with offbeat additions such as grapefruit.
Fairwood

Part of a large Chinese fast food chain, this branch has CD listening posts and some Internet terminals.
Fat Angelo’s

Vast servings of pasta. Too many trips here and you’ll look like the owner. Bread rolls the size of loaves.
Felix

The food is fantastic, the view better and the bar crammed with the rich and famous. The highlight, for men at least, are the cheeky Philippe Starck-designed urinals, where you relieve yourself against a glass wall and feel like you’re showering Hong Kong.
Fernando’s

Still unspoiled by its far-flung fame, Fernando’s is the perfect place for a long, lazy liquid lunch. Succulent roast chicken, grilled sardines, killer sangria and garlic prawns to die for.