Staying in Hong Kong over the Chinese New Year break? Make the most of your free time and become a tourist in your own city. From Soho to Causeway Bay, Tai Hang to Tsim Sha Tsui, check out our guides to the best restaurants, bars and shops in some of Hong Kong's most exciting neighbourhoods
Soho
From izakayas that serve the city's night owls to Australian-style coffee and breakfast for its early birds, these restaurants and bars in Soho celebrate Hong Kong's vibrant and diverse culture.
Read: Neighbourhood Guide: Where To Eat And Drink In Soho, Hong Kong
Sai Ying Pun
There is so much to love about Sai Ying Pun. From its narrow, sunlit streets to its beautiful murals (including an epic piece by Shepard Fairey) and of course, its unbeatable selection of restaurants and bars that—while individually unique in concept—share the same intimate neighbourhood vibe that places this district in a league of its own.
Read: Neighbourhood Guide: Where To Eat, Drink And Shop In Sai Ying Pun
Sheung Wan
For a neighbourhood that was once known for its coffin shops more than its coffee shops, Sheung Wan has quickly transformed into one of Hong Kong's hippest neighbourhoods and formed a melting pot of old and new, East and West. Discover this eclectic neighbourhood and its great selection of restaurants, bars and boutiques.
Read: Neighbourhood Guide: Where To Eat, Drink And Shop In Sheung Wan
Wan Chai
Once a Mecca for exotic nightlife, Wan Chai has evolved from a quaint, historic landmark into an eclectic neighbourhood where quirky cafes, restaurants, bars, lifestyle shops fill the streets with a unique sense of character, all while staying true to its old-fashioned charm. Stay in the know with our favourite places to eat, drink and shop in this chic neighbourhood.
Read: Neighbourhood Guide: Where To Eat, Drink And Shop In Wan Chai
Causeway Bay
Causeway Bay is….well, it's a lot. It's crowded, it's chaotic and yet, we can't seem to get enough of it thanks to its many great restaurants, rooftop bars and shopping that rivals places like Tokyo or Seoul. From a chic dim sum hotspot to a hole-in-the-wall loved by Hong Kong's chefs, a traditional Japanese whisky bar to a Balinese wellness retreat, we list some of the best that Causeway Bay has to offer.
Read: Neighbourhood Guide: Where To Eat, Drink And Shop In Causeway Bay
Tai Hang
Tai Hang is arguably one of Hong Kong's coolest neighbourhoods; a quiet little pocket peppered with great restaurants that's perfect for an afternoon of wandering and exploring. But if you're the type who prefers to have a plan, we've rounded up the best restaurants in Tai Hang, as well as a few other charming spots worth checking out.
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Tin Hau
It’s not trying to be trendy and you won’t find many white table cloth establishments—and that’s exactly the appeal of this cool little Hong Kong pocket. Charming and full of character, here are a few places to eat and explore in Tin Hau.
Read: Neighbourhood Guide: Where To Eat, Drink And Shop In Tin Hau
Tsim Sha Tsui
From Michelin-starred restaurants, sky-high bars to the newest cultural-retail destination, Tsim Sha Tsui may just be your new favourite neighbourhood.
Read: Neighbourhood Guide: Where To Eat, Drink And Shop In Tsim Sha Tsui
