Hong Kong Tour

The Peninsula

For a great HIgh Tea, head for the Peninsula on Salisbury Road. Opening Hours : (Verandah) Daily : 7am - 10:30pm (Lobby Lounge) 7am - 1am High Tea Hour : (Verandah) Fri - Sun & PH : 3pm - 5pm (Lobby Lounge ) Daily : 2pm - 7pm

Valentino Ristorante Italiano

One of the better Italian restaurants.

WasabiSabi

As you enter through the glowing red glass façade and step onto a lit up catwalk-like colonnade that cleverly splits the space, you can’t help but think some how you have been transported to a hip location in New York or London . WasabiSabi can take you on a myriad of journeys, both culinary and social, depending on your mood and the time of day. WasabiSabi’s Japanese “roots” are well respected and this provides a great platform for high quality creative food in a modern design setting.

The food philosophy is modern and creative and appealing to both culinary and social, depending on your mood and the time of day. WasabiSabi’s Japanese “roots” are well respected and this provides a great platform for high quality creative food in a modern design setting.

The food philosophy is modern and creative and appealing to both the palate and the eye. WasabiSabi dishes include Taraba crab and uni tempura with a crab roe miso dip, homemade sesame tofu, smoked eggplant wrapped in succulent rib eye filet, carpaccio of sea bream with fresh wasabi red tea jelly and WasabiSabi uni fried

rice. There are still old favorites such as shioyaki and robatayaki dishes, and jet-fresh from Tokyo ’s Tsukiji market, sushi and sashimi a la WasabiSabi style.

Aqua Roma

Located in Kowloon ’s new designer fashion capital, One Peking, aqua redefines destination dining with its ultra-stylish interiors, stunning harbour and city views, and its innovative combination of Italian and Japanese cuisine.

As you ascend onto the catwalk, you will witness a contemporary tribute to Italian chic with seamlessly tiered banquette seating that guarantees an uninterrupted harbour view from every table.

aqua roma focuses on modern Italian cooking from the south. Choose from a selection of antipasti, Hong Kong ’s best thin crust pizzas, hand-made pastas fresca and al dente risottos, plus a sumptuous array of mains such as the oven-baked sea bass with potato scales on a light caponata and a Sangiovese wine reduction.

Don’t miss Marco’s signature dessert platter with our all-time bestsellers: tiramisu a la Brindisi + panacotta. They defy description!

Sai Sha Cafe Ltd

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Water Margin

This quaint northern Chinese restaurant has a restaurant within a restaurant: at the heart lies the “Ripple Room.” A dining area with a series of private dining areas featuring antique settees and dining tables made from old tables originally used for Chinese art paintings. The main dining areas have equally charming areas, partitioned with sheer silk curtains.

Fa Hoi Noodle

Amaroni’s Little Italy

Amaroni’s is one of the best Itailan places in town. Open until midgnight.

Sabatini Ristorante Italiano

Sabatini on Mody Road does good pasta dishes.

Rainforest Cafe

Save the rainforest while eating in this cafe on Tat Chee Avenue!

Fishing Point Seafood Restaurants

Cafe Aladdin

Aladdin and his magic lamp are the key figures here. Closes at 10 pm (but most children go to bed earlier anyway).

Ah Yee Leng Tong Restaurants Ltd.

Chau’s Restaurant

Tel=2.7227880

Chui Chow Restaurant

Banana Leaf Curry House

Daewongak

Dai Pai Dong

Fook Lam Moon Restaurant

Spring Moon

Traditional Chinese Tea house and shop. Opening Hours Mon - Sat : 11:30am - 10:30pm Sun & PH : 11am - 10:30pm

Ha Kowloon is one of the four parts that makes the Hong Kong territory these days. The tip of the peninsula, which faces Hong Kong island, is probably the best known part of Kowloon. It is one big melting pot of streets crawling with shops and tourists, covered up under a spell of neon at night. In this sense, the ‘nine dragons’ (the literal translation of ‘Kowloon’) beat the touristy tiger of the neighbouring Hong Kong island!Although it might appear as if money is the only ruling factor here, the current ‘Hong Kong Cultural Centre’ tries to prove the opposite. Most museums are located in this centre and it offers a good alternative when you have had it with the jade shops, bird markets and fortune-tellerstands in the shopping areas of ‘Tsim Sha Tsui’ and ‘Nathan Road’.

Tsim Sha Tsui, at the tip of the Kowloon Peninsula, is the territory’s tourist ghetto. It consists of one sq km of shops, restaurants, pubs, topless bars and camera stores. However, Kowloon is also home to the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, the Space Museum, the famous Peninsula Hotel and the Museum of History.

The Promenade, in East Tsim Sha Tsui, is a great place for a stroll, and has wonderful views of Victoria Harbour, particularly at night. The liveliest night market in the territory is on Temple St in Yau Ma Tei.

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