DK Travel : Hong Kong : Places to eat

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Festive China

In fact, the festivities are fairly muted here, but the food is good. Northern-style Chinese cooking and glossy interiors.
Flamingo

Ducks paddle in the pond amid lush greenery as you soak up the atmosphere on the terrace. The food is European with a touch of Asia.
Flamingo

Poolside restaurant with Mediterranean décor serving top-quality Macanese dishes. Try the curried crab and tamarind duck.
Gaddi’s

Impeccable French cuisine, irreproachable service and famous patrons. Gaddi’s has earned its reputation as one of Asia’s finest restaurants.
Gaddi’s

Royalty, Hollywood stars and heads of state have dined here by the worshipful score, for in terms of French cuisine east of Suez, Gaddi’s is unquestionably the holy grail. Expect the big-budget works: from the aristocratic menu to stratospheric service levels. If you like ithaute , you’ve found your heaven (see Gaddi’s).
Gaylord

This place has been going for almost 30 years. Live Indian music complements rich, delicious curries.
Golden Elephant Thai Restaurant

A central location that’s easy to find, a clear English menu and polite staff all make this one of the best Southeast Asian restaurants in town.
Han Lok Yuen, Lamma

Take a gentle 20-minute walk from Yung Shue Wan for legendary pigeon specialities. Former governor Chris Patten and comedian John Cleese are fans.
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.
Henry J. Beans

When you simply have to have that burger, head to Henry J Beans. It also has one of Shenzhen’s few decent bars without Vegas-style glitter or deafening Karaoke.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal) and extra charges.
- under HK$100
- HK$100-250
- HK$250-450
- HK$450-600
- over HK$600