
197 restaurants to explore
Three Michelin stars: the only 3-star Italian restaurant outside Italy, named after Fellini's 1963 film
The fisher's canteen hidden inside Hong Kong's only wholesale fish market — order by pointing, speak Cantonese, eat with the fishermen.
Flagship Japanese-Korean fusion in Henderson blending sushi-grade tuna with Korean royal cuisine techniques
Three Michelin stars, dairy-free by design, 7th floor harbor views, 16-year chef tenure.
2025 Michelin star for modern French—garden setting, all-day à-la-carte option available.
Michelin Bib Gourmand Vietnamese in bright yellow Sheung Wan corner doing banh mi and pho with house-made condiments
2 Michelin-starred Finnish chef Eric Räty's Nordic-Japanese fusion on the 25th floor of H Queen's Central.
1940 cha chaan teng in Jordan—well-known scrambled eggs and steamed milk pudding still made the same way.
Convivial French bistro with floor-to-ceiling windows and two-course lunch at HKD198 value.
Taiwan's dumpling empire hits Sheung Wan with crispy potstickers, wontons, and noodles since 1998.
Swiss-trained pastry chef's sourdough and croissants baked fresh daily in Wan Chai.
Wong Chuk Hang's 4,200 sq ft modernist Thai with piazza seating doing wok hei at volume and refinement
One of the last dining boats from Causeway Bay's typhoon shelter, now landlocked at destination Street since 1986.
Michelin-starred Wagyu steakhouse — Monte Carlo concept with chargrilled premium beef and refined street food.
Casual Wan Chai spot where locals queue for double-boiled soups and poached clams in fish sauce.
Tiny Lebanese counter on Lyndhurst Terrace serving late-night kebabs that SoHo parties queue for since 1998.
Cafe Deco's Hoi An street food concept on ELEMENTS terrace with lemongrass-roasted chicken and complex pho broth
Short, stubby 'doggie's noodles' that are easier to slurp at 3am in Jordan.
Vibrant Korean suljib (pub) in Soho serving seafood stews and bar food until 2:30am, perfect for late-night Korean street vibe.
Central flagship doing light-bodied tonkotsu with fusion riffs like Green King with basil and Parmesan
Hotel Jen's spacious casual Singaporean-Malaysian doing Penang char kway teow and assam laksa with proper sourcing
Kowloon City's 30-year Thai gem — fried shrimp balls and fresh raw shrimp with authentic flavors.
IFC Central's refined Singaporean-Malaysian from Chef Francis Chong doing Hainanese chicken broth and dry laksa
Three Michelin stars and Hong Kong's only 3-star French fine dining with luxury ingredients.
One Michelin star Italian-American in Central with that signature spicy rigatoni vodka
1 Michelin-starred Indian restaurant at Rosewood Tsim Sha Tsui, celebrating Indian street food and premium tandoor technique.
Singapore's Chatterbox at K11 Musea famous for Mandarin Chicken Rice—only six chefs worldwide know the recipe
Michelin-recommended Sichuan fixture in Soho since 2005, led by Chongqing-born Chef Chan Kai Ying.
Central's most reliable Chiu Chow, run by a Puning-born chef working 30+ years in the cuisine.
Truffle scrambled eggs on toast paired with silky milk tea in a 1950s time capsule.
Sichuan-Cantonese fusion in Mong Kok by a 30-year veteran chef — spicy mandarin fish and signature dishes.
Three-storey Sai Kung fixture with oversized king crabs and a menu as long as the seafood options are fresh.
Central's Italian luxury patisserie established 1817 in Milan, specializing in handcrafted pastries and refined Italian cafe culture.
Chef Wu's playful contemporary Chinese roasts from casual breakfast to fine dining set menus.
Chef Deng Huadong's toned-down Sichuan in Wan Chai — spicy depth without overwhelming heat.
28 Yau Ma Tei street vendors doing roast meats, boat noodles, satay beef, pan-fried pork chops, and beer
Michelin Bib Gourmand xiao long bao from Taiwan flagship with consistent Hong Kong quality.
One-star dim sum palace in a 1920s mansion design, reviving forgotten Cantonese techniques.
One Michelin-star authentic Neapolitan with handmade pasta and native chef technique.
Premium roasted meats from a Char Siu God in a tiny 32-seat counter space.
Premium butcher-restaurant hybrid — direct-sourced hormone-free meat, no middlemen, Wellington Wednesdays.
Green-starred Michelin nature-inspired French with seasonal farm ingredients and tasting only.
Salvatore Fiata's 3rd-ranked pizzeria in Asia-Pacific — authentic Neapolitan with a 36-hour dough rise.
The Michelin-trained crew behind Butchers Club brings smash burgers to Harbour City with Prime Angus beef.
Wan Chai fixture since 1950s with one star for roasted meats, abalone, classical soups.
Chef Yeung's three-star Cantonese with well-known braised abalone and modern dim sum.
Yau Ma Tei's other well-known claypot operation, direct competitor to Hing Kee with equally devoted followers.
Asher Goldstein's no-reservation Tel Aviv wine bar — Middle Eastern street food, wine list refreshed every 2-3 weeks.
Michelin Bib Gourmand Shunde cuisine in North Point — dim sum and traditional Cantonese at lunch and dinner.
Hong Kong's original Indian fixture since 1972, a beloved Tsim Sha Tsui fixture serving authentic tandoori and curry classics.
Paris-recognized croissants and sourdough in K11 Musea's basement food court.
Glamorous 1970s supper club rethinking for Sichuan — Chef Theign Phan in a chandelier-lit dining room.
Nine stalls slinging satay beef, pork chops, and hainanese chicken under one corrugated roof.
Sham Shui Po's most reliable Hakka spot—salt-baked chicken and stir-fried tofu with zero pretension.
Hong Kong's only 1 Michelin-star Korean restaurant, serving chef Mingoo Kang's creative take on refined Korean cuisine.
Barramundi and Aussie sirloin with white tablecloths in an intimate Stanley spot.
Tsim Sha Tsui's wildly popular cheese tea brand where aromatic Taiwan tea meets frothy cream cheese foam.
The well-known destination Street spot with 30 years of sizzling claypot rice and over 60 combinations.
Michelin-starred wonton noodle pioneer from 1946 with springy noodles and delicate broth executed with precision
Chef ArChan's contemporary Cantonese in Soho — wok hei and playful dim sum with Aussie swagger.
Since 1973, locals come for pork liver noodles at this retro sham shui po cha chaan teng.
Hong Kong's original smash burger joint since 2017 — Double Gold beef, potato milk buns, minimal menu.
Sha Tin's flagship Hong Kong dessert chain where 60 years of tong sui tradition meets modern Nordic design.
Authentic Japanese udon shop specializing in silky noodles and traditional broths.
Michelin-recommended cheung fun stall in Sham Shui Po — silky rice rolls made fresh daily, cash only.
Australian-Malaysian chef Gavin Chin's Sai Ying Pun fusion spot pairing rendang short ribs with market-fresh chaos.
Mong Kok's mango-obsessed dessert shop where premium Philippine Carabao mangoes are the hero ingredient.
Owner Jane Zhang's modern Hunan spot on Lockhart Road — fiery regional dishes with adventurous innards.
The dim sum cafe where Stephen Chow filmed 'The Lucky Guy' reopened fresh in 2025.
Michelin Bib Gourmand Chiuchow marinated goose and roasted meats — 50-year veteran chef's refined siu mei.
Famous for single-person booths where you customize tonkotsu broth, noodle texture, and garlic level
The Maxim's flagship Cantonese restaurant since 1971, with Star Ferry harbour views and reliable dim sum.
Contemporary Cantonese by Chef Siu Hin-Chi with seasonal technique and visible open kitchen.
Popular Korean BBQ chain from Gold Moon Restaurants Group, known for reliably fresh meat and strong execution across 7 Hong Kong locations.
Authentic Shanghainese in casual Wan Chai—locals reserve weeks ahead for whole fish and egg specialties.
Casual Yau Ma Tei Teochew where fish balls and braised goose come out nightly to hungry locals.
Casual Wan Chai Indian restaurant serving authentic North and South Indian cuisine since 1985, a neighborhood favorite with reliable flavor.
Wan Chai Bib Gourmand roasted meats counter that's been running since 1800s.
Wan Chai's pre-work cha chaan teng for pineapple buns, satay noodles, and strong milk tea.
well-known 1909 dim sum house restored with wooden trolleys and old-school techniques intact.
Wan Chai's one-star roast goose—leaner birds, louder crackle, well-known blood pudding.
Wan Chai tonkotsu with creamy broth, three flavor variations, and signature Kurobuta pork belly
Bib Gourmand beef noodle specialist since 1930s with curry broth that has cult followers.
Six-table Sham Shui Po stall doing claypot dishes and fresh seafood with wok hei mastery and no menu
Dai pai dong-style crab and clams with a 3am closing time — where the wok heat makes the garlic sing.
Sham Shui Po's 132-year-old tofu shop where silken douhua is hand-ground fresh every morning at 2am.
Peninsula Hotel basement omakase — Mount Fuji water and German caviar.
One of Hong Kong's last bamboo pole makers doing spongier noodles that hold broth better than machine-made
Black Sheep's Parisian entrecôte steakhouse — simple steak frites, three locations, 40-year legacy.
Handmade pasta by a two-Michelin-starred chef rotating menus every two weeks.
Central's Japanese-French patisserie where 20+ paper-thin handmade crêpes create the world's most famous mille-crêpe cake.
Two Michelin stars in a jade-adorned room overlooking Victoria Harbour — Cantonese refined.
Twenty soup bases in a 1970s dai pai dong setting where you cook wagyu at the table.
One of Hong Kong's last two boat noodle vendors, docked in Aberdeen since 1981.
Bib Gourmand wonton noodle shop where bamboo-pole noodles have firm springy bite no machine can replicate
Hong Kong fixture since the 1970s — standing rib roast carved tableside, silver trolleys, American fine dining.
Michelin-recognized modern Indian from Chef Manav Tuli doing Lucknowi chaat and Saoji lamb shank with technical precision
Pick your live fish at the market downstairs, carry it upstairs to be cooked in Lei Yue Mun's original catch-and-cook setup.
Michelin Bib Gourmand trolley dim sum from 6am with cash-only pricing and old-school charm.
1918 trolley-cart dim sum hall that vanished, reopened 2024 in Sheung Wan faithfully.
The well-known Tea House's first TST location with 24-hour pushcart dim sum.
Chef Gavino Pilo's Michelin Bib Gourmand — authentic Neapolitan pizza, no reservations, always a queue.
Michelin-starred Shanghainese with killer crab dumplings and pan-fried pork buns locals queue for.
Michelin-recognized French by two-star Odette chef with seasonal ingredients and housemade pasta.
1933 Art Deco dim sum hall where old Hong Kong still lives, brisk service, zero pretense.
Hand-pulled noodles and xiao long bao made fresh behind glass in this bib gourmand spot.
Two-star dim sum in the Four Seasons where bankers negotiate over har gow.
Modern European fine dining with whimsical hand-illustrated menus—hidden on Johnston Road next to The Pawn.
1968 noodle house where third-gen Mak family wraps wontons to order before 11am.
French crepes and savory galettes tucked below street level in Stanley.
Michelin Bib Gourmand DIY cart noodles where you pick noodle, broth, and three toppings from 62 options
Since 1958, wontons are handmade in-house for noodles that locals queue for nightly.
56 years of one-star Cantonese overlooking Victoria Harbour from floor 25.
Pushcart dim sum with harbour views in City Hall's grand dining room since the 1980s.
Tokyo ramen chain specializing in tonkotsu broth from Shibuya with accessible pricing.
Hong Kong's oldest cha chaan teng (opened 1950) where retro wood booths and original tiles transport you to mid-century Hong Kong.
Multi-style Japanese dining — teppanyaki, omakase, and kaiseki under one roof.
One-Michelin-star Cantonese in Cordis Mong Kok with an impressive wine cellar and modern Chinese design.
Seven-day cha chaan teng with Japanese-style scrambled eggs and creamy char siu rice.
Chef Lee's black truffle siu mai with quail egg made dim sum luxury possible.
World's first Michelin-starred Punjabi restaurant, celebrating the bold, regal cuisine of Punjab with two tandoor ovens in Central.
Sheung Wan's 20-seat Jeju Island-focused Korean with walk-ins only and rotating seasonal dishes from Chef Junwoo Choi
The former Michelin-star dim sum spot on Tung Choi Street where queues form for affordable handmade dumplings.
Michelin-recommended Cantonese in Grand Hyatt's 1930s-inspired mansion setting with sweeping harbour views.
Casual Korean BBQ spot in Causeway Bay where you grill premium marinated meats at the table with generous banchan.
Stanley's beloved Italian bakery doing croissant bomboloni, fresh focaccia, and mortadella sandwiches
Quarry Bay French patisserie with 48-hour fermented sourdough and artisanal pastries from Paris-trained bakers.
Eight-seat omakase counter with Michelin-starred contemporary Cantonese intimate service.
Kowloon City's go-to spot for boat noodles and grilled Thai chicken done the Bangkok way.
Hand-laminated croissants and house-made ice cream in a tiny Tai Hang patisserie.
Michelin-recommended Sichuan on Prince Tower's rooftop with city views and seven-flavour cooking.
The largest open-air seafood restaurant on Lamma Island, established 1984 — ferry shuttle included, sand between toes optional.
Simon Rogan's 1 Michelin-starred farm-to-table tasting menu, now in Lee Garden One with a sharing-style format.
Seafood-focused modern Japanese izakaya by the Yardbird team, ranked Asia's 50 Best Restaurants.
Chef Hung's modern Cantonese in St. Regis with refined dim sum and seasonal menus.
Central Thai opened October 2024 importing fresh noodles and herbs daily from Thailand since day one
Spicy Korean noodles with hand-pulled strands and broths that make you sweat.
1 Michelin-starred French restaurant hidden in Wan Chai wet market—chef-owner from Le Chateaubriand, Paris.
Michelin-starred Cantonese legend named for owner Chui Wai Kwan—roast suckling pig so good it breaks the internet.
Whole Peking duck roasted 70 minutes in a show kitchen, served three ways at Hyatt.
1952 cha chaan teng fixture with French toast and proper milk tea in a bustling market.
The last floating boat restaurant in Hong Kong's Aberdeen typhoon shelter — dinner happens on traditional sampans tied together.
Tucked away in back Sai Kung with only a few outdoor tables, but reviewers say every dish exceeds the waterfront competitors.
Michelin Bib Gourmand beef brisket noodles at Tin Hau — a tiny no-frills stall where the broth simmers 12+ hours.
Vegan fine dining tasting menus in an industrial Kwun Tong space—everything made from scratch with local organic ingredients.
The Peninsula's one-star room that invented the XO sauce Hong Kong now copies.
The Kennedy Town 3am fixture with well-known flowing sand buns and uncompromising dim sum.
Two-Michelin-starred dim sum since 1969 with premium abalone and 30+ years of technique.
Third-generation Edomae master Chef Chiba's intimate Wan Chai sushi counter.
One-Michelin-star omakase on the 45th floor — Chef Takashi Saito's first Hong Kong location.
Three-Michelin-star Ginza omakase — only Hong Kong location outside Tokyo.
Michelin-starred LA omakase chain at Tai Kwun — personalised 18-course menu.
Three Michelin stars for the tenth consecutive year — Tang dynasty elegance meets refined Cantonese.
Chef Hideaki Sato's Michelin-star French with Japanese kaiseki background and Asian focus.
70 years of iconic egg tarts that sell out by afternoon from this Central counter.
The Quarry Bay flagship of Hong Kong's roast-pork empire—siu-mei, cha chaan teng, chilled milk tea since 1989.
Michelin Bib Gourmand spot born from a 1990s hawker stall—Kennedy Town's most affordable authentic Chiu Chow.
Wan Chai's street-side cha chaan teng where French toast is an art form.
Vicky Lau's 2 Michelin-starred French-Chinese fusion tasting menus—the only female chef with two stars in Hong Kong.
28 Yau Ma Tei street vendors doing roast meats, boat noodles, satay beef, pan-fried pork chops, and beer
Intimate tempura counter in Central where a Japanese master crafts seasonal tempura omakase.
Two-Michelin-star kaiseki at 101 storeys — Tokyo's Seiji Yamamoto's Asian flagship.
Asia's 50 Best #2 with rewritten Cantonese classics built on deep culinary history foundations.
Gourmet Korean BBQ in Mong Kok using oak charcoal grills, ranked #1 in Hong Kong's best BBQ restaurants.
Regent Hong Kong's charcoal-grilled flagship — rare license, curated global beef, 80th World Best Steaks.
Kowloon City's newest boat noodle spot opened September 2025 with authentic Bangkok street food unflinching
North Point's only Yunnan specialist—cross-bridge noodles and wild mushrooms from cloud forests.
Bib Gourmand dim sum trolley spot with 2010 prices—HKD 220 feeds three people generously.
Charcoal-grilled roasted meats at a breakfast cooked food stall in Yuen Long market.
Chef Yoshiteru Ikegawa's Hong Kong debut: Tokyo's revered yakitori master at Landmark Central.
Michelin-recognized contemporary southern Italian with seasonal menu changes and intimate space.
Central's 100% plant-based restaurant where vegan sourdough and whole-food cooking challenge perceptions.
Bib Gourmand wonton noodle place with jumbo king prawns wrapped to order daily.
The crispy pork chop bun you have to eat within five minutes before the bun gets soggy.
Kumamoto's first international tsukemen outpost with noodles made fresh daily on-site.
Tokyo's Michelin-recommended ramen specialist in Causeway Bay, known for limited daily portions.
White truffle specialist in K11 Musea with Italian chef's personal venture.
Michelin-starred Tokyo sushi innovator's first global outpost — art and sushi fusion.
Modern Indian vegetarian restaurant in Central curated by chef Hetty McKinnon, serving plant-based Indian-inspired cuisine with global influences.
Kennedy Town's fine-casual spot blending Singaporean-Malaysian with French technique and Cantonese precision from Chef Edward Voon
Chef Konishi's French-Japanese fusion — Miyazaki wagyu grilled and seared to perfection.
Asia's 50 Best #3 exploring eight Chinese cuisines with modern technique on 29th-floor views.
Cart noodle legend in Causeway Bay — 20+ years of customize-your-own mix-and-match noodles and toppings.
Hong Kong's first and most iconic South Indian vegetarian restaurant—serving since 1981.
Tokyo-ranked yakiniku specialist grilling premium Wagyu beef at table in minimalist Central setting.
Authentic Thai cooking at accessible prices with rock-and-roll energy in Central's intimate space.
Michelin-starred yakitori bar that sparked Hong Kong's charcoal-grilled chicken obsession since 2008.
One-star roast goose specialist on Stanley Street grilling the same way since 2011.
One Michelin-starred refined dim sum using premium umami ingredients and classical techniques.
Two-star basement dim sum room where Chef Siu experiments with plating constantly.
Michelin-starred Ningbo with live fish from mainland daily—Hong Kong's only fine-dining regional Shanghai cuisine.
Michelin Bib Gourmand Taiwanese street food — braised pork rice and oyster omelette from a night market-style stall.
The 24-hour Central siu mei joint where bar-hoppers and night owls hunt roast duck.
Wellington Street roast goose rotating daily—300+ birds gone by lunch, queues wrap the block.
Specialty roast goose with aged tangerine peel stored 5–10 years for fermented funk depth.
Tokyo-inspired robatayaki bar in Lan Kwai Fong, open until 2am with sake and hip-hop soundtrack.
Michelin-starred kappo — chef-arranged 'cut and cook' sushi fusion.