Dining Dining in Hong Kong around this Hong Kong Boutique Accommodation

Behind the huge red door at Cosmo Hotel’s lobby is Nooch Bar, where award winning cocktails, crystal decoration and jazzy music come together. The bar broadcasts live sports programme before you turn it into the hottest party venue in town!

Transportation:

• Address: Lobby, Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong, 375-377 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai
• Contact: 3552-8351

Renowned for cooking creativity and award-winning chefs, customers will find the best dining in Hong Kong with a variety of exclusive and original recipes here. Try out stonefish and butter crab that have been the talk of the town!

• Address: 1005, 10/F, Times Square, Causeway Bay
• Contact: 2628-0886

Transportation:

• Go through the subway outside Dorsett Wanchai Hotel to Morrison Hill Road. Cross the road to Leighton Road and turn left into Matheson Street. Times Square is on the left. (8-min walk from the hotel)
• By taxi (approximately 5 min at HK$24/US$3.1)

Fung Shing Restaurant was first established in 1954 serving sumptuous dishes originated in Shunde, China. Also a popular place for dim sum, the restaurant is the best place to sample specialty dishes such as Deep-fried Milk Pudding – a semi-solid form of milk deep-fried with egg white, cornstarch and other fillings.

• Address: G/F, 30 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay
• Contact: 2881-8687

Transportation:

• Go through the subway outside Dorsett Wanchai Hotel to Morrison Hill Road, then cross the road to Leighton Road (8-min walk from the hotel)
• By taxi (approximately 3 min at HK$24/US$3.10)

Only a few restaurants in Wan Chai could offer panoramic views of Happy Valley, Wan Chai and Victoria Harbor. This Australian restaurant famous for its prime steak and other delicate dishes also has a patio at the rooftop that guarantees to take your breath away. Pick your favorite glass on its fine wine list and conclude your evening with the island’s night view.

• Address: 31/F, The Hennessy, 256 Hennessy Road ,Wan Chai
• Contact: 2893-6960

Transportation:

• Facing Causeway Bay, walk via Morrison Hill Road to take Bus No. 37A (HK$4.7/ US$0.6). Alight at Hennessy Road Government Primary School. (5 min)
• By taxi (approximately 5 min at HK$25.00 / US$3.2)

Tao Heung is a restaurant chain that constantly demands excellence in cooking and high-quality ingredients. A popular place for the local people to socialize over a few steaming bamboo cages, the restaurant is also crowded with customers who have a passion in hot pot feast all year round!

• Address: 2/F, CNT Tower, 338 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai
• Contact: 2838-3097

Transportation:

• Facing Causeway Bay, walk via Morrison Hill Road and Tin Lok Lane. Turn left at the end to Hennessy Road CNT Tower. (8-min walk from the hotel)
• By taxi (approximately 6 min at HK$24/US$3.10)

A local Hong Kong-style café that attracts a daily queue for their pineapple bun, chicken pie, egg tart and signature chilled-yet-ice-less milk tea! Forget about the calories and walk out the café with gastronomic guilt!

• Address: Spring Garden Mansion, 31 Spring Garden Lane, Wan Chai
• Contact: 2572-0526

Transportation:

• Facing Wan Chai, walk along Queen’s Road East to Spring Garden Lane. (8-min walk from the hotel)
• By taxi (approximately 5 min at HK$24/US$3.1)

A popular restaurant chain widely reported by travel guide books, its menu captures the essence of local cuisine and culture. Most popular dishes include Beef Curry, Swiss Sauce Chicken Wing, Hainanese Chicken Rice and don’t forget to leave room for the all-time favourite snack Crispy Bun served with Sweet Condensed Milk!

• Address: G/F, Sun On Mansion, 20-22 Cannon Street, Causeway Bay
• Contact: 2573-4338

Transportation:

• Facing Causeway Bay, walk via Morrison Hill Road to take Bus No. 170 (HK$14.8/US$ 1.9). Alight in Cannon Street. (8 min)
• By taxi (approximately 8 min at HK$25/US$3.2)

The interior has definitely made this café outstanding where the walls are covered with posters of old Hong Kong movies and concerts by Hong Kong artists. Very nostalgic, the floor is laid out with little black and white tiles. Choose among set meals that feature local favorites such as macaroni with BBQ pork in soup, ham and fried egg on toast or a cup of “Yuen Yang” – a mixture of milk tea and coffee that is not only delicious but will wake up the most exhausted mind.

• Address: G/F, Kwong Sang Hong Building, 6 Heard Street, Wan Chai
• Contact: 2666-7766

Transportation:

• Facing Causeway Bay, walk via Morrison Hill Road and Tin Lok Lane. Turn left at the end to Hennessy Road and go straight to Heard Street. (10-min walk from the hotel)
• By taxi (approximately 8 min at HK$25/US$3.2)

Try their famous BBQ roast pork that is so succulent and full of flavor. At here you will find unbeatable value with refillable tea and sauce. Be sure you have the time to wait for a vacant seat!

• Address: 265-267 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai
• Contact: 2519-6639

Transportation:

• Facing Causeway Bay, walk via Morrison Hill Road to take Bus No. 37A (HK$4.7 / US$0.6). Alight at Hennessy Road Government Primary School and cross the road to Stewart Road (5 min)
• By taxi (approximately 8 min at HK$25/US$3.2)

A nice surrounding for a special occasion. Located at the top of World Trade Centre in Causeway Bay, its sprawling outdoor terrace overlooks Victoria Harbour and Kowloon peninsula. Try out the thin-crusted pizza and other Japanese nibbles that will surely make anybody drool!

• Address: P502, World Trade Centre, 280 Gloucester Rd., Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
• Contact: 2895-0885

Transportation:

• By tram and alight at the 3rd stop on East Bound Route. Walk backwards to Sogo then turn right into East Point Road. (10 min)
• By taxi (approximately 10 min at HK$30/US$5)

A party destination where their legendary Crazy Hour runs in two parts from the time they open until 10:00pm at affordable price HK$25-32 per drink. Apart from all kinds of alcohol, they also introduce a dinner menu that encompasses anything from American bar snacks to light Asian cuisine. Experience the fun in a week row from ladies night on Wednesday, live band on Tuesday and Thursday, dance party on Friday, drink party on Saturday and discounts on Sunday!

• Address: 23, Luard Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
• Contact: 2529-1811

Transportation:

• By taxi (approximately 10 min at HK$30/US$3.9)

Sevva has a penthouse bar on the rooftop of Prince’s Building (Central) boasting 360-degree views of Hong Kong skyline. You are promised to meet a well-heeled banker or a well-styled fashionistaon your next visit. Also a perfect venue to watch the Symphony of Lights show.

• Address: 25/F, Prince’s Building, 10 Chater Rd., Central, Hong Kong.
• Contact: 2537-1388

Transportation:

• By taxi (approximately 20 min at HK$50/US$7)

LanKwai Fong is literally the central party area in Hong Kong! From down and dirty pubs to the city’s best night clubs, night owls will find a plethora of locations that cater for all. Whether you are an alcoholic looking for buckets of beer or just want to meet some new acquaintances, LanKwai Fong is definitely the place not-to-be-missed in your Hong Kong’s itinerary.

• Address: LanKwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong.

Transportation:

• By taxi (approximately 20 min at HK$50/US$7)