DK Travel : Hong Kong : Places to eat

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Nishimura

Low-key eatery, one of only a few Japanese food places in Shenzhen. Reasonably priced sushi, sashimi, teppanyaki and robotayaki.
One Harbour Road

Cantonese cuisine is the most artful of Chinese provincial varieties, and One Harbour Road is among the most artful of Cantonese restaurants. Be prepared then for a dining experience of unusual refinement, set off by the Grand Hyatt’s art deco fantasies. The restaurant endlessly wins deserved praise.
One Thirty-One

Accessible by road or private boat, this restaurant serves food from its own organic farm. Seats only 20, so book ahead.
Orange Tree Bar and Grill

The latest evidence of Wan Chai’s renaissance. Dutch cuisine and wacky modern Dutch art on the walls.
Oyster and Wine Bar

Sublime view and oysters so fresh they flinch when you squeeze a lemon on them.
Peking Restaurant

Peking duck is the speciality, or try Yangzhou fried rice with ham and peas at this gently ageing, charming restaurant.
Pepperoni’s

One of the first decent Western-style restaurants in Sai Kung and still going strong. Huge servings, relaxed ambience. Excellent pizza, pasta, nachos, calamari and a good wine selection.
Qing Wa Ju

By far the best of the city’s Korean restaurants, with three floors, and a roof top from where you can look out over Dong Feng Park.
Rainbow Seafood, Lamma

One of Lamma’s better places for a full seafood splurge with a harbour view. The locals love it, and so will you.
Ristorante Firenze

Generally packed, and when you try their pastas washed down with well-priced red wines you’ll know why. Good pizza too.

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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