Drop

My friend and I visited the bar after two, there was people, but it’s quite too quiet for us. The staffs are nice, cocktails soso, entrance hard to find. Maybe it could be better next time or if you wanna enjoy some chitchat with friends. But it’s not our lucky night as the first visit.

My favorite spot in Hong Kong. It welcomes anybody who wants to party after 2:00 am in hk. Very democratic. More than 10 years and still going strong. Gets very crowded on Fri and Sat, so better reserve a table.

decent spot hidden past a kebab station with nice house music

Was amazing and fun night i had there, best atmosphere and amazing dance music! highly recommend to go there and experience the vibe! feet still hurts form dancing all night :)

Great music the night I was there. Simple, friendly, fun crowd. Maybe, I caught them on their good night, but I'll certainly come back when I'm in town.

Best tunes in Hong Kong... Good place to meet a potential life partner or ONS... Deep vibes... Dirty madness.. House music to die for... Drinks are good.. Staff are awesome... Ali is on thr door, ask for him and say you know Bryan

Terrible club experience. We arrived at 1am on a Friday supposedly peak time. We were surprised by the lack of queue and asked to get in to check the situation before paying and we were told no, there is a lot of people inside is really good. It turned out to be empty. Waste of money

One of the few places to go dancing after 3am. Good music and selection of DJs, crowd can be a hit or miss depending on the night :)

Drop is how an ideal future spouse should be: unassuming on the outside, crazy on the inside, with something exciting to discover every time. Although this is a club/dive that gets better the later you go (it gets good at about 3am, with trains of Cristal and fireworks at the VIP tables), I personally find it to be a good place for happy hour- it's a whole new gastronomic experience to sample their fresh fruit cocktails sober. (Must trys include the balsamic strawberry martini and watermelon martini.) Bottom line: two things - the music (owner Joel Lai is a legendary DJ that shaped the club scene in Hong Kong) and the Moët and Manicures every Thursday (call ahead to avoid looking at unruly cuticles sober)

Although I'm not much of a clubber, if I had to choose one place to go dancing in the world, this would be it. Awesome DJ, great space, and an "up for it" crowd.