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Chôm Chôm pulses with vibrant energy, delivering bold Vietnamese street food and creative cocktails in a lively SoHo setting perfect for casual dining.

L’Envol, nestled in the St. Regis Hong Kong, is a chic, two-MICHELIN-starred French restaurant serving avant-garde dishes that dazzle the palate.

Colonial-era building with eateries, known for its columnated levels & imposing classical design.

Wholesale fruit trading in a colonial-era market dating to 1913 & with carved gables on its facades.

Kam's Roast Goose is a beloved Cantonese gem famed for its succulent roast goose and char siu, drawing lines of eager diners ready to indulge.

Minimalist rooms in a chic, contemporary lodging with dining, a wine bar & a 24/7 gym. This polished, contemporary hotel is a 4-minute walk from Tin Hau Temple and a 5-minute walk from both the Jade Market and Jordan subway station. Bright, minimalist rooms come with Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, plus safes and spa-style showers; some include city views. Upgraded rooms and suites have Nespresso machines, and offer access to a courtesy bar/lounge. Room service is available. Breakfast is offered. Dining options include a chic, airy European eatery and a clubby wine bar serving light fare. Other amenities include a 24-hour gym, an art gallery, and informal lounges and meeting spaces.

This bustling izakaya is a must-visit for yakitori lovers, offering vibrant vibes, attentive service, and a menu bursting with grilled delights and unique cocktails.

Celebrity Chef Alvin Leung reinvents Cantonese classics at Forbidden Duck, known for its standout Peking Duck and inviting atmosphere, perfect for groups.

Step into Hong Kong's hidden gem, the first specialty Gin&Tonic bar in Asia with 300+ gins, vibrant decor, Spanish tapas, and a lively local vibe.

Nestled in a retro space by the historic Blue House in Wan Chai, this bustling Thai eatery serves up authentic boat noodles and a lively atmosphere that keeps diners coming back.