In a city that loves its meat, vegetarian restaurants can be hard to find (especially if you’ve got fussy eaters in the family!) Whether you’re going plant-based to save the environment, spare the animals, for your health or religious reasons — or simply want to try something new — we’ve rounded up our favourite vegetarian restaurants in Hong Kong that the whole family will enjoy.

Editor’s Note: Most of the vegetarian restaurants listed will cater to vegans too.

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Sangeetha Vegetarian Restaurant – Indian Vegetarian Restaurant In Tsim Sha Tsui

Bringing heavenly bites straight from India, Sangeetha Vegetarian Restaurant offers a variety of sweets, rice dishes and vegetable curries enriched with pulses, grains and lentils. The entire family can take their pick from samosas, an assortment of dosas, naans, biryani and paneer dishes.

Sangeetha Vegetarian Restaurant, Wing On Plaza, UG 1-4 & 31, 62 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2640 2123, www.sangeetha.com.hk

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Everyday – Affordable Vegetarian Buffet Experience In Kowloon

Nestled in Tsim Sha Tsui, Everyday offers a budget-friendly vegetarian buffet experience with a variety of dishes, including pickled appetisers, fried snacks, fresh salads, seasonal fruits, vegetarian desserts, Hong Kong-style sweet soups and beverages. Additionally, its clean, minimalistic interior makes for a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere.

Everyday, 10-12 Hillwood Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, 2570 2266, www.facebook.com/everydayveghk

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Kung Tak Lam Shanghai Vegetarian Cuisine – Serving Fresh, MSG-Free Flavours With Creative Veggie Twists

Kung Tak Lam Shanghai Vegetarian Cuisine has made a name for itself as a go-to spot for fresh, flavourful eats. With a commitment to keeping things natural and MSG-free, it offers classic dishes with a modern flair. Signature dishes include the braised vegetarian meatball in casserole, braised vegetarian pork and bean curd sheet with brown sauce, as well as a playful twist on a classic sweet-and-sour pork with mountain mushroom.

Kung Tak Lam Shanghai Vegetarian Cuisine, 20/F, Sugar+, 31 Sugar Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong,  2881 9966

Kung Tak Lam Shanghai Vegetarian Cuisine, 7/F, 1 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2312 7800, www.facebook.com/KUNGTAKLAM

Yuan – Hong Kong’s First Modern Chinese Vegetarian Fine-Dining Concept

Savour classics like the century egg, winter melon and more at one of Hong Kong’s hottest new vegetarian restaurants. If you’re looking for an elevated experience for date night, this is the place to go. Another must-try is the nine-grid dessert, featuring a mix of Eastern and Western-inspired dessert favourites.

Yuan, 15 & 16/F, The Factory, 1 Yip Fat Street, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong, 9317 7900, www.yuan.com

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Isoya Japanese Vegetarian Restaurant – Hong Kong Vegetarian And Vegan-Friendly Sushi And Tempura

If you thought Japanese cuisine couldn’t be vegetarian, think again! Isoya Japanese Vegetarian Restaurant uses seasonal vegetables and fruits to create menus that are offered on a rotational basis based on the best available ingredients. Try the assorted sushi platter featuring grilled okras and teriyaki enoki mushroom rolls wrapped in soya bean skin or the pumpkin tempura. You can also ask for the vegetarian dishes to be egg and dairy-free if you’re looking for a fully plant-based meal.

Isoya Japanese Vegetarian Restaurant, 9/F, 83 Wan Chai Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 5500 8812, OpenRice: Isoya Japanese Vegetarian Restaurant

Years – Japanese And Western Vegetarian Restaurant Across Hong Kong

Designed with a Japanese flair, Years offers healthy vegetarian Japanese and western set menus, including katsu sandos, risottos, spaghetti and buddha bowls. You can also ask the staff to change some of the vegetarian dishes into vegan. For those who love the taste of meat but still want plant-based food, it offers Impossible Meat burgers. Years also brings the party to you with catering and venue rental services — perfect for hosting celebrations and serving up delicious vegetarian bites! Click here for more deets!

Years, various locations across Hong Kong, 6338 3719, www.yearshk.com

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Woodlands – Indian Vegetarian Restaurant In Hong Kong with Vegan, Jain And Buddhist Food

Receiving local and international recognition as one of the best Indian vegetarian restaurants in Hong Kong, Woodlands lives up to its hype in taste, service and the sheer variety of items on the menu. It offers traditional lactovegetarian, vegan as well as Jain and Buddhist food with no onion, garlic and root vegetables all prepared separately. Thali, dosas, Indo-Chinese noodles, bread and desserts; they’ve got it all!

Woodlands, UG Shop 16 & 17, Wing On Plaza, 62, Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2369 3718

Woodlands, 1/F, Dannie’s House, 20 Luard Road, Wan Chai , Hong Kong, www.woodlandshk.com

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ORKA Restaurant, Bar & Cafe – Vegetarian Restaurant In Hong Kong With Pescatarian And Flexitarian Options

Eating at a vegetarian restaurant shouldn’t stop you from enjoying a diverse range of flavours — so it’s a good thing ORKA creates its food from sustainably sourced ingredients that are prepared to provide nutrition as much as lip-smacking goodness! Kids will enjoy the signature vegan burgers with sweet potato fries, pesto pasta, carrot cake or the vegetarian choco lava pudding. It also has non-vegan, pescatarian and flexitarian options on the menu.

ORKA Restaurant, Bar & Cafe, G/F, 36 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong, 3489 1217, www.facebook.com/orkarestauranthk

Lock Cha Tea House – Chinese Vegetarian Restaurant In Admiralty

A well-known teahouse in Hong Kong, Lock Cha Tea House’s Admiralty branch is a full-service vegetarian restaurant serving up fresh vegetarian dim sum dishes with a twist. There’s something for everyone in the family to enjoy; we recommend the pan-fried rice roll noodles with soy sauce, vegetarian wontons, assorted mushroom siu mai, steamed turnip cake and ginger pudding.

Lok Cha Tea Shop, G/F, The K.S. Lo Gallery, Hong Kong Park, 10 Cotton Tree Drive, Admiralty, Hong Kong, 2801 7177, www.lockcha.com

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Thai Vegetarian Food – Authentic Thai Vegetarian Dishes In Kowloon

With excellent service and authentic Thai cuisine classics including tom yum soup, papaya and mango salads, juicy flat rice noodles and delicious curries, this Thai vegetarian food is not to be missed. The entire menu is fully plant-powered; they also have a set lunch including one main course and a drink for only $60 – more bang for your buck!

Thai Vegetarian Food, G/F, 28 South Wall Road, Kowloon City, Hong Kong, 6153 7421, www.facebook.com/ThaiVegerarianFood

Veggie4Love – A Hong Kong Favourite For Vegetarian Food

Holding regular pop-ups, collaborations and events, Veggie4Love offers modern vegetarian comfort food everyone will love. You’ll be shocked to see lobster soup and beef Wellington (festive special) that taste pretty much like the real deal!

Veggie4Love, 10/F, 11 Stanley Street, Central, HK, Central & Western District, Hong Kong, 2177 9477, www.facebook.com/Veggie4Love

Chi Lin Vegetarian – Vegetarian Restaurant In Diamond Hill

Part of the Chi Lin nunnery at Nan Lian Garden, Chi Lin Vegetarian restaurant is the perfect spot if you’re craving tasty vegetarian food and some quiet quality time with the family. It uses fresh and healthy ingredients to make Chinese vegetarian classics including deep-fried beancurd sheets, seasonal greens, crunchy fresh milk rolls, yellow porcini and cashew congee and more.

Chi Lin Vegetarian, Long Men Liu, Nan Lian Garden, 60 Fung Tak Road, Diamond Hill, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3658 9388, www.nanliangarden.com

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2084 – Vegetarian Fusion Restaurant In Sai Kung

Head to 2084, a simple yet comforting restaurant in Sai Kung that specialises in an eclectic mix of Asian fusion tapas. Menu highlights include Gobi Manchurian and momos tapas, Szechuan eggplant tacos and a large variety of Indian and Nepali-style curries.

Sassy Mama Tip: Get a table outside and you’ll have a view of your kids in the playground in the square!

2084, G/F, 5 Sha Tsui Path, Sai Kung, New Territories, Hong Kong, 3658 9388, www.facebook.com/CASA2084

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Veggie Kingdom – Vegetarian Dim Sum Feast

Dim sum is a Hong Kong staple, and vegetarians and vegans don’t need to miss out! The must-try here is the char siu that perfects the texture and taste, and of course, the kids will also want to dive right into the dumplings! Sample authentic Chinese cuisine without worrying about taking a bite of meat.

Veggie Kingdom, 7/F, VIP Commercial Centre, 116-120 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2366 0336

Veggie Kingdom, 4/F, Kyoto Plaza, 491-499 Lockhart Rd, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2366 9223, www.veggiekingdom

TREEHOUSE – Sustainable And Healthy Vegetarian Restaurant Across Hong Kong

If you’re looking for good quality food that is not only super healthy but also sustainable, ethical and quick, TREEHOUSE offers up delicious vegetarian bites that are made to order and ready within moments. You can also select from gluten-free, raw and allergy-free options; the menu is made from unprocessed ingredients and is free from preservatives, artificial flavours, trans-fats and sugars.

TREEHOUSE, various locations across Hong Kong, 2456 9611, www.treehouse.com

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Editor’s Note: “Vegetarian Restaurants In Hong Kong To Try With The Family” was most recently updated in February 2025 by Sassy Mama. With thanks to Najuka Redkar for her contribution.

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When you have kids and get caught up in the hustle and bustle of a routine (all the trips to playgrounds, grocery shopping, packing lunches and whatnot), it’s easy to forget to set aside some quality time with your partner. Hong Kong boasts plenty of romantic restaurants for date night, be it fine dining, casual eateries or even gastropubs, but these are our top picks of romantic restaurants in Hong Kong (some of which we’ve been on date night ourselves!). Now there’s no excuse not to make a dinner reservation!

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Arbor – Romantic dining experience with Nordic-Japanese dishes and a killer view

For those seeking a culinary adventure, this upscale restaurant presents innovative dishes that beautifully blend Nordic and Japanese cuisine. The romantic setting is enhanced by its forest-themed décor and captivating atmosphere, where gentle hues meet lofty ceilings. Plus, the stunning views of Hong Kong’s iconic skyline create an ideal backdrop for a memorable meal with your loved one!

Arbor, 25/F, H Queen’s, 80 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 3622 0748, www.arbor-hk.com

BELON – French cuisine perfect for a romantic date night

Treat yourselves to exquisite neo-Parisian delicacies prepared using the freshest ingredients and exceptional precision. It has gorgeous interiors and an elegant atmosphere that will surely bring the spark into your date night. If you’re in the mood for something more bespoke, reserve the chef’s counter experience where you can watch the chef prepare and serve a tailored multi-course menu (plus off-menu dishes!).

BELON, 1/F, 1-5 Elgin Street, Soho, Hong Kong, 2152 2872, www.belonsoho.com 

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Man Mo Dim Sum – Hong Kong restaurant with veggie dim sum options

Nothing says Hong Kong date night quite like a dim sum date! Man Mo Dim Sum has a unique menu crafted by two chefs who previously worked at Robuchon and Din Tai Fung. It features playful veggie, meat and seafood dim sum options; we’re talking tomato mozzarella dim sum, five spices lamb bun, tom yum xiao long bao as well as Nutella balls and HK egg lemon tart for the sweet-toothed!

Man Mo Dim Sum, Shop 05-06, Hollywood Centre, 233 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 5343 5743, www.manmodimsum.com

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Michelin one-star restaurant, CHAAT has couples booking ahead (when a restaurant is always booked, you know it’s a crowd-pleaser) for its authentic Indian flavours and elevated and modern setting. You can trust CHAAT (or any of Rosewood’s romantic restaurants, really) to have your special occasion taken care of; be it an anniversary, birthday or a just because type of night date.

CHAAT, 5/F, Rosewood Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3891 8732, www.rosewoodhotels.com/chaat

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Salisterra – Grand, romantic restaurant with sharing plates

Salisterra, Level 49, The Upper House, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong, 3968 1106, www.salisterra.thehousecollective.com

Bochord, Shop 1101, 11/F, World Trade Center, 280 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 3613 0092, Instagram: bochord.hk

8 1/2 Otto e Mezzo Bombana – A crowd-pleasing restaurant perfect for dates and special occasions

We’ve asked around for people’s favourite Italian restaurant in Hong Kong and time and time again, we get the same reply – 8 1/2 Otto e Mezzo Bombana! Best reserved for special occasions, the award-winning, three Michelin-starred restaurant’s authentic Italian fare is a must-try, do make your reservations in advance given its popularity!

8 1/2 Otto e Mezzo Bombana, Shop 202, 2/F, Alexandra House, 16-20 Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong, 2537 8859, www.ottoemezzobombana.com

Nobu – Japanese fine dining with stellar views of the Victoria Harbour

One of the most anticipated restaurant openings (or shall we say reopening) in 2023, Nobu centres Japanese cuisine crafted with top-quality ingredients and Peruvian flavours. The open kitchen keeps the atmosphere exciting whilst the plush red chairs give the restaurant a romantic element (and not to mention the food!). Reserve a table by the floor-to-ceiling glass windows to take in the stunning views of the Victoria Harbour! 

Nobu, 2/F, Regent Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2313 2313,  www.hongkong.regenthotels.com/nobu-hong-kong

Zoku Restaurant & The Terrace – Affordable fine dining restaurant with an intimate setting

One Sassy Mama editor has been here multiple times and personally approves Zoku for a romantic date night. With precision to detail, each dish is beautifully presented and a treat to your senses (with a cocktail or sake pairing available). We also love how when you’re seated, each table is divided by the restaurant’s décor, keeping it natural and intimate whilst also providing pretty backdrops for photos!

Zoku Restaurant & The Terrace, 2/F, 330 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 2129 0338, www.thehari.com/zoku

The Verandah – Romantic restaurant with an old-school charm

Set in Repulse Bay, The Verandah’s buffet spread and Sunday brunches have us tempted to go for a daytime date! Serving both traditional and contemporary Continental cuisine, The Verandah will satisfy the old souls and anyone looking for some quality time with their beau (minus the overwhelming crowd). Don’t forget to go for a stroll at the beach and make hte most of your date!

The Verandah, G/F, 109 Repulse Bay Road, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, 2292 2822, www.therepulsebay.com/verandah

Magistracy Dining Room – Fine dining restaurant for a romantic date

The Black Sheep establishment that remains a popular choice amongst couples for special occasions and date nights. Look to Magistracy Dining Room for refined British dining and a classy ambiance with a retro charm – patrons must follow elegant attire (it is date night so do dress for it!). We highly recommend continuing your special date by going for a tipple or two at the Botanic Garden (gin galore!).

Magistracy Dining Room, G/F, 1 Arbuthnot Road, Central, Hong Kong, 2252 3188, www.themagistracyhongkong.com

Editor’s Note: “Romantic Restaurants In Hong Kong: Fine Dining & More For Date Night” was most recently updated in February 2025 by Sassy Mama. With thanks to Najuka Redkar for her contribution. 

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We adjust our wardrobe, make-up and accessories for what’s in season, but we less often think about adjusting our diet according to the weather. Today’s industrialised food systems produce the same fruits and vegetables all-year round, which is in stark contrast to how they are grown naturally. Here are Chef Divya’s reasons on why we should take Mother Nature’s lead.

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Seasonal Eating Is More Nutritious

When we purchase imported fruits and vegetables from the supermarket, they are likely to have been stored for weeks, months or sometimes even a year before we consume them. For example, apples grown in the Northern Hemisphere are picked in the autumn and placed in controlled atmosphere storage facilities using a commercial biopesticide called 1-MCP. This biopesticide slows down the ripening process and keeps the apples in good condition for over a year. This industrialised food ‘cold chain’ is how most of our produce is stored until we purchase from stores.

Today’s technology allows cold storage systems in industrialised food systems are high quality, and while MCP has not shown adverse effects on human health, storing fresh produce for more than a year still results in a decrease in nutritional value as antioxidant activity decreases. Studies show that one would need to consume a minimum of two apples stored for six months or more to fully obtain the health benefits provided by one freshly picked apple.

When you purchase and eat in-season produce from local farmers’ markets, you’re maximising the nutritional value of the produce because it has been grown and eaten within a shorter span of time. It’s really about the journey.

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 Seasonal Eating Can Boost Your Immunity

Generally, the nutritional content of fresh fruit and vegetables decreases significantly after it has been harvested. A study by The University of California shows vegetables can lose up to 55% of vitamin C within a week, and some varieties of spinach can lose 90% of their vitamin C value 24 hours after harvest.

There have been several studies on how storage conditions affect vitamin C levels in fresh produce, which determined that traditional preservation processes have a limited impact compared to that of the packaging process and storage conditions. 

For example, there was a 40% decrease in vitamin C levels in green beans after a 10-minute high-pressure treatment and pasteurisation process. Moreover, almost all vitamin C was lost after days of cold storage at 10℃. The oxygen trapped within the green beans and the surface of the pouches also contributed to this significant loss, which shows that the packaging process significantly affects its retention.  

Purchasing fresh ingredients directly from the markets, without the treatment and storage processes, can retain vitamin value and maximise the benefits of consuming fresh produce. The storage of fresh produce in our homes also plays an important role in retaining the wholesome benefits of fresh produce.

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Seasonal Eating Tastes Better

The taste and quality of seasonal produce even tastes better because it’s fully ripe, whereas most produce kept for storage are picked before they’re ripe to prolong shelf-life.

Eating autumn apples tend to be more flavourful and crispy, while those out of season aren’t as sweet (the same goes for tomatoes). Fresh, in-season tomatoes are much juicier, richer and sweeter compared to the watery, bland ones which are picked out of season.

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Seasonal Eating Is Better For The Environment and Reduces Waste

The transportation needed to-and-from cold storage facilities through the ‘cold chain’ is estimated to be responsible for 216 Mt CO₂ eq into the atmosphere (that’s about 6.5x the total carbon emissions of Hong Kong in 2022). However, this doesn’t account for global food loss due to lack of coverage by cold chains, or insufficient cold chains. The approximate emissions released when taking these losses into account is equivalent to 1004 Mt CO₂ eq.

Additionally, almost 12% of food produced globally is lost due to insufficient cold storage food chains, which could feed up to 950 million people a year. By purchasing seasonal produce, you’re reducing the demand for the number of facilities needed to preserve and store produce beyond its harvest date.

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Seasonal Eating Supports Local Economy

95% of food in Hong Kong is imported, making the Hong Kong economy heavily reliant on packaged foods and limiting our exposure to local seasonal varieties. What’s more is that supermarkets like Wellcome and ParknShop dominate over 70% of the grocery sector and supply an abundance of overpriced imported foods. 

However, the Hong Kong territory still has over 2,400 farms, which employ 4,400 farmers and workers. We also have hundreds of local markets that employ thousands of people across the city. If we were to opt for local seasonal produce, there are still plenty of options. Click here for a list of all the farms that we can purchase produce from. 

Purchasing local produce means you’re supporting many of these small businesses and farms. More importantly, you’re providing you and your family with an opportunity to learn about seasonal eating and benefit from it. Learn more about seasonal crops and how to select them here. 

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Hong Kong is buzzing this festive season and we plan to ring in the new year with good cheer on the 31st. Whether you’re gathering the family for a special countdown followed by the fireworks, booking a nice dinner with a view or simply looking for kid-friendly activities to keep them entertained, here’s what’ happening this New Year’s Eve in Hong Kong.

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Book A Festive Dinner With The Family

Restaurants all across Hong Kong are ringing in 2025 with good food and good views, some of which will host you until the countdown and fireworks!

New Year’s Dinner at The Peak Lookout

The Peak Lookout is hosting a special New Year’s Eve dinner, complete with welcome drinks and a sumptuous choice of mains such as Grilled Australian Wagyu Beef Tenderloin and Steamed Seabass Fillet Roll ($988). Kids can choose between the two-course dinner set ($468) or a-la-carte dining, with offerings such as fish fingers, rigatoni bolognese and spaghetti with prawn. Click here to book a table.

Festive Menu at Spices

For a family spread, head to Spices at Repulse Bay, the alternative menu features Asian classics like Roasted Whole Suckling Pig in Thai Style, Turkey Satays and Indian Style Minced Turkey Curry and more. Its New Year’s menu is available from Tuesday, 31 December 2024, to Wednesday 1, January 2025 ($488/adult; $244/child).

Sweeping Harbour View at Aqua

Aqua’s breathtaking panoramic views are reason enough to visit, but its sumptuous menu brings the experience to another level. As you gaze out over the stunning harbour, explore its signature flavours like smoked wagyu beef tenderloin and homemade lobster agnolotti. You can choose between a four-course ($988) and six-course ($2,525) tasting menu. Vegetarian and kids’ menus are available, too!

Other New Year’s Eve Festive Dinner Menus in Hong Kong

• Tai Pan Terrace: Lavish dinner with live band music under the stars — www.niccolohotels.com/en/the-murray
• Hutong Restaurant: Eight-course tasting menu — www.hutong.com.hk
• Baci: Italian comfort food with free flow — www.lkfconcepts.com
• Caprice: Six-course set dinner featuring signature French dishes — www.fourseasons.com/hongkong
• La Favorita: Tagliolini pasta, baked cod fillet, panettone pudding (vegetarian options available) — www.favorita.hk

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Book A Junk Party

For a private party that’s all inclusive with meals and free flow alcohol for the parents and juice for the kids, your safe bet is to book a private night charter. Most junks will operate through the night and take you close to watch the fireworks light up the harbour. 

See our Hong Kong junk boat guide for more information.

Watch The Fireworks!

Matching last year’s extravaganza, Hong Kong will again transform the night sky over Victoria Harbour with a 12-minute fireworks show. We’re looking forward to this year’s theme of “The Symphony of Happiness”, featuring various forms of nature through dazzling effects. There will be pre-show lighting up the harbour every 15 minutes from 11pm on Tuesday, 31 December 2024.

Plot your gameplan and check out all the best places to watch the fireworks in Hong Kong.

Book A Private Kitchen Or A Party Room

If you want to escape the crowds this New Year’s Eve, book a private kitchen or a kids’ friendly party room – most offer bespoke catering packages with entertainment too!

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Have a New Year Staycation in Hong Kong

If you want to go all out for New Year’s, book a family staycation at a hotel with a prime view! The Mandarin Oriental offers luxurious accommodations overlooking Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong’s skyline, giving you an unobstructed view of the city’s spectacular fireworks display. Regal Kowloon Hotel also offers an Executive Suite package with complimentary semi-buffet lunch and late check-out, while Regent Hong Kong’s Holiday Haven package is a one-night getaway with delightful inclusions like dining credits and welcome drinks.

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There’s no such thing as too much when it comes to cheese (unless, of course, you’re lactose intolerant). From ooey-gooey brie to rich camembert, every nibble is worth the extra calorie count. Whether you’re assembling a charcuterie platter or stocking up your snack stash, here’s where you can buy cheese in Hong Kong!

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Cheese Club — Affordable cheese in Hong Kong directly sourced from farmers

On the hunt for a budget-friendly cheese selection in Hong Kong? Cheese Club offers various cheese options at prices up to 50% lower than local retail. They source their products directly from farmers, ensuring top-quality artisanal cheeses while committing to sustainability. You can also shop organic fruits and vegetables, French wines, premium fresh meat and seafood, as well as pantry gourmet essentials on their website. Keep your eyes peeled for Cheese Club’s monthly promotions for a gourmet meal that won’t break the bank.

Use code SASSYMACHEESE24 at checkout and receive a gift/product worth $50 to $80. Valid until Wednesday, 31 December 2025.

Cheese Club, Room A, 19/F, Excelsior Industrial Building, 68-79 Sha Tsui Road, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, www.instagram.com/cheeseclub.hk, cheeseclub.hk

Cheese From Far & Delicacies — European Cheese Shop in Hong Kong

Cheese From Far & Delicacies is a Dutch-owned boutique cheese shop in Hong Kong that sells seasonal and fresh fromage sourced straight from Europe. Its online catalogue boasts dozens of wallet-friendly cheese varieties, but you can head to its physical store to personally sample and savour your choice. Shelves are also stocked with cheeseware, cold cuts and condiments. Keep an eye out for fun cheese-tasting workshops for kids, and cheese and wine-pairing sessions for adults!

Cheese From Far & Delicacies, 5 Tak Lung Back Street, Sai Kung, New Territories, Hong Kong, www.facebook.com/cheesefromfarhk, www.instagram.com/cheesefromfar, cheesefromfar.com

Feather & Bone — Artisan cheese shop in Hong Kong with multiple locations

A butcher, deli and grocer rolled into one, Feather & Bone sources artisan cheeses from all over the globe and offers them at its multiple locations across Hong Kong. Expect premium flavours from the Swiss Alps to the French countryside and Italian villages, all curated to delight your palate. If you’re not sure what to get, its knowledgeable grocers are more than happy to suggest.

Feather & Bone, multiple locations across Hong Kong, www.facebook.com/feathernbonehk, featherandbone.com.hk

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Oliver’s The Delicatessen — Hong Kong cheese shop for soft to age-old classics

For over 25 years, Oliver’s The Delicatessen has been offering gourmet food and wines to discerning customers. Its counter has an expansive selection of creamy, age-old classics and soft cheeses that will complete your charcuterie board.

Oliver’s The Delicatessen, Prince’s Building, Shop 201-205, 2/F Landmark Prince’s Building, 10 Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong, www.oliversthedeli.com.hk

The Cheese House — Cheeses sourced from Europe

At The Cheese House, products are split into five categories: buffalo milk, cow’s milk, goat’s milk, sheep’s milk and special creations. Its online catalogue is a playground for both the clueless and the cheesemonger, with each item matched with a detailed description, including origin and aroma. One of its special creations is 36-month Comte from Eastern France, known for its delicate flavour and perfect texture with aromatic hints of dry fruits, nuts, milk and cream.

The Cheese House, 10/F Flat 4, Wing Lee Industrial Building, 54-58 Tong Mi Rd, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, www.facebook.com/thecheesehousehk, www.thecheesehouse.hk

La Crèmerie — Cheese from French farms

LQV Group’s La Crèmerie is home to a generous selection of cow, ewe, and goat cheeses from French farms. It also offers wines, cold cuts, and scene-stealing cheese platters for your next gathering.

La Crèmerie, 118 Caine Road, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong
La Crèmerie, 4 Swatow Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, shop-hk.lqv-group.com

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Food Craft — Vegan-friendly cheese alternative

Thanks to science, even those with dairy restrictions can say “cheese” again! At Food Craft, you can choose from creamy and tangy cashew-based spreads to robust almond-based wheels—all dairy-free! The shop uses ingredients that are organic, non-GMO, and ethically produced, ensuring that every bite is as good for the conscience as it is for the tastebuds.

Food Craft, 16F Unit A, Yiu Ga Factory Building, 62 Victoria Road, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong (Entrance on Sai Ning Street), www.foodcraft.hk

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Lamma Gourmet — Impressive cheese selection for non-islanders

For non-islanders looking for some quality cheese, Lamma Gourmet’s impressive selection ranges from smooth and creamy to delightfully tangy bites. It has ricotta, perfect for spreading on crusty bread, as well as gouda, ideal for snacking or enhancing your cheese board. Best of all, Lamma Gourmet’s products are reasonably priced so you can indulge without feeling guilty.

Lamma Gourmet, 71 Yung Shue Wan Main Street, Lamma Island, Hong Kong, www.facebook.com/lammagourmet

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Wine is a go-to choice for parties and movie nights (paired with some good cheese!), and while our local supermarket is a reliable source, it doesn’t always have what we want (and lugging around heavy bottles isn’t the most ideal!). Whether you’re looking to shop organic picks, non-alcoholic wines or simply want to bulk order with a good deal, these wine stores and liquor shops stock it all and deliver throughout Hong Kong (on the same day too!).

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The Bottle Shop – Liquor store in Hong Kong with an extensive collection of wines

A trip to Sai Kung isn’t quite complete without a pit stop at The Bottle Shop, a one-stop shop to stock up all the drinks at home! For the wine aficionados, you can shop a range of fortified wines, sake, Chardonnay, Shiraz and more all under one roof. You can also expect a wide range of prices starting from as low as $68 a bottle!

Delivery: Free for orders over $680, otherwise delivery fee of $80 will be charged. The Bottle Shop does not deliver to outlying islands, and for buildings without lifts, orders will have to be picked up at the ground floor.

The Bottle Shop, G/F, 114 Man Nin Street, Sai Kung, New Territories, Hong Kong, 2791 1600, www.thebottleshop.hk

Watson’s Wine – Liquor store offering over 2,000 different wines

Watson’s Wine offers a large selection of fine wine, spirits and accessories. It has vintage bottles sourced from over 20 countries and proudly lists more than 2,000 different wines. You could visit its numerous stores dotted all over the city and participate in events and tastings or shop online for your tried and tested favourites.

Delivery: Free delivery for orders above $1,200, otherwise a delivery fee of $100 will apply. Next business day delivery for orders placed before 5pm.

Watson’s Wine, various locations across Hong Kong, 2606 8828, www.watsonswine.com

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Kerry Wines – Curated wines with affordable options

Think of Kerry Wines as a friendly guide who will listen and make recommendations based on your needs and preferences. Packing a team of experienced wine veterans and sommeliers, you can trust that the wines here are of quality. Plus, it can help you organise a wine tasting for special occasions! 

Delivery: Free for orders of $1,800 or more, otherwise a charge of $120. Currently, there is no delivery service to Peng Chau, Cheung Chau and Lamma Island.

Kerry Wines, 20/F, Kerry Centre, 683 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2169 7700, www.kerrywines.com

The Fine Wine Experience – Vintage wines in Hong Kong sourced from a wide range of regions

As the name suggests, The Fine Wine Experience is the place to go for that very, very special bottle of wine or for when you are searching for a particular vintage (there are several bottles listed that are over 100 years old!) item. While it does stock many quality wines under $500 a bottle, you’ll find many more at the higher price points ($1,000 plus).

Delivery: Free delivery for orders over $5,000 (otherwise $180 for up to four cases and $40 for each additional case). Pick up from store also available. Delivery or pick-up requires 1 to 2 days.

The Fine Wine Experience: Flagship Store, Shop A, 165-166 Connaught Road West (entrance on Chiu Kwong Street), Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, 2803 0753, www.finewineexperience.com

Corney & Barrow – Independent wine shop sourcing quality wines

When it comes to fine wine, you naturally feel you can trust a business that’s been around for over 240 years! This privately owned company prides itself on its relationships and has many exclusive deals with producers from all over the world. Its range includes the most premium wines along with everyday ones.

Delivery: Free for orders over $1,000, otherwise delivery fees of $200. An extra $250 charge applies to deliveries to outlying islands.

Corney & Barrow Hong Kong Limited, Unit D, 6/F, 9 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong, 3694 3333, www.corneyandbarrow.com.hk

HK Liquor Store – Wide range of quality wines and spirits

Stocking everything from quality reds, whites, rosés and Champagne to alcohol-free sparkling wines, there’s something for everyone. If you’re the type who prefers to look through your labels in person, HK Liquor Store has 14 locations spread throughout Hong Kong including Tseung Kwan O, Kowloon City, Sai Ying Pun to name but a few.

Delivery: $120 for orders below $1000, otherwise delivery fee is included.

HK Liquor Store, various locations across Hong Kong, 3543 0038, www.hkliquorstore.com

Vivino – Wine shop stocking reds, whites, rosé and sparkling wines

Priding itself as the world’s largest online wine marketplace, Vivino has an app for ordering your wines conveniently. It categorises wines by regions, grapes and most useful of all (in our opinion!) is the pairing filter. You can pick and choose your wines depending on what food you plan to enjoy it with and each wine comes with its honest user ratings so you can have a think before buying.

Delivery: Free for orders over $1,600 or six bottles, otherwise a shipping charge of $100 applies.

Vivino, www.vivino.com

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Wine Moments – Liquor store stocking wines categorised by occasion

There is always an occasion for wine, whether it’s an anniversary, a work celebration or a weekend family picnic. Choosing a wine can be overwhelming and so Wine Moments categorises its wines by life’s moments — birthday parties, game nights, brunches and date nights!

Delivery: Free delivery across Hong Kong with no minimum purchase. Allow one to three days for delivery (same-day delivery fees of $50 to $100).

Wine Moments, 12P Smithfield Road, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong, 2111 9291, www.winemoments.com

More Wine Shops And Liquor Stores With Delivery In Hong Kong

• Cuvées – Boutique and artisan wine shop stocking wine, sake, whiskey and more. www.cuvees.com
• Jebsen Fine Wines – Stocks iconic wine brands like Champagne Bollinger, Marchesi de Frescobaldi and Rosemount Estate. www.jebsenwinesandspirits.com
• Omtis Fine Wines – Easy to shop by filtering origin, varietal and vintage (and price!), as well as ratings, producers, flavour and food pairings. www.omtisfinewines.com
• Penticton – Provides a carefully curated selection of French wines hand-chosen by the team led by Le Cordon Bleu-trained sommelier, Olivia Lee. www.pentictonpacific.com
• Two More Glasses – Range of bottles from big-name vineyards to boutique wineries. www.twomoreglasses.com
• Wine Please! – Affordable organic and vegan wines. www.winepleasehk.com
• Wine ‘N’ Things – Stocks wines from a range of regions across the globe. www.winenthingshk.com
• Wine Rack – Affordable wine shop with free shipping on purchase of six bottles of wine or more. www.winerack.com.hk

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Editor’s note: “Wine Shops & Liquor Stores In Hong Kong: Where To Get Wine Delivery” was originally published in March 2020 and most recently updated in November 2024 by Carmina Jariel.

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