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Dining
Sai Kung, Lamma Island and Lei Yue Mun –
These
three charming areas serve some of the freshest
seafood in Hong Kong. Lei Yue Mun and the town of
Sai Kung have the added attraction of being home to
local fish markets where visitors can buy seafood live
and take it to a nearby restaurant to be cooked. Sai
Kung and Lamma Island are also havens of spectacular
scenery where visitors can enjoy alfresco dining with
incredible sea views.
SoHo and Sheung Wan –
The Hollywood Road between
Sheung Wan and Central has plenty of traditional tea
parlours and European-style cafés. SoHo (south of
Hollywood Road), Staunton, Shelley and Elgin streets
offer a wide range of upmarket eateries and bars. In the
historical Sheung Wan area, visitors can find funky new
neighbourhoods and distinctive restaurants in Gough
Street, Po Hing Fong and Tai Ping Shan Street.
Stanley –
The charming south-side town of Stanley
offers a unique mix of innovative eateries in a relaxed,
seaside setting. Some of the most romantic tables in
Hong Kong can be found here, along with a wide range
of other culinary options, including seafront alfresco
restaurants. Dining here is laid-back and fun.
Stanley
Tsim Sha Tsui –
Great dining options are waiting to
be sampled off the beaten path in Knutsford Terrace,
Knutsford Steps and Observatory Court, while Tsim
Sha Tsui East’s strip of bars, restaurants and cafés
offers broad harbour views to accompany alfresco
refreshments.
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