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From classy cocktails in a trendy bar to live
entertainment and late-night snacks, Hong Kong offers
a dazzling array of choices for night owls.
Hong Kong Island
Central and SoHo –
The territory’s financial district also
offers some chic nightspots, particularly in the famous
Lan Kwai Fong and SoHo. Lan Kwai Fong is a home
to more than 90 bars and restaurants featuring many
styles of cuisine. A short ride away up the world’s
longest covered escalator is SoHo, with its wide range
of exotic dining spots and bars.
SoHo
Wan Chai –
A popular drinking and dining destination,
Wan Chai boasts many relatively inexpensive
restaurants, as well as a cluster of pubs, nightclubs and
hostess bars around Lockhart, Jaffe and Luard roads.
Starstreet Precinct and the nearby area including Ship
Street, The East and Wing Fung Street are lined with
stylish galleries, cosy cafés and flagship restaurants.
Nightlife
Kowloon
Jordan and Yau Ma Tei –
To the north of Kowloon Park,
the shops and fast-food restaurants continue, but the
atmosphere becomes more distinctly Chinese. The
Temple Street Night Market is a favourite destination
for late-night bargain hunting, fortune-telling and
Cantonese opera, while claypot rice, seafood, noodles
and other treats are consumed with gusto at outdoor
food stalls.
Tsim Sha Tsui and Tsim Sha Tsui East –
The area
along Nathan Road abounds in nightclubs, pubs,
cinemas, shopping centres, and restaurants of all
types. Bars and restaurants at Knutsford Terrace,
Knutsford Steps, Observatory Court, Hart Avenue, Prat
Avenue and Tsim Sha Tsui East offer everything from
Caribbean cocktails to Spanish tapas.
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