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TMHK Vibes Menu-Cocktails-Wine Welcome to Vibes, Hong Kong’s most electrifying open-air lounge bar hidden in the courtyard terrace that doubles up as a lush outdoor space to unwind in style or dance away the night. Repeatedly listed as one of the top al fresco bars in Hong Kong, Vibes offers unique treasure of classic and signatures cocktails, wide selections of wines, and original bar bites that are perfect for sharing. Lotus-shaped open fires, running waterways and private cabanas create an exclusive haven in the city where you can feel electric! Happy Hours | Monday, Wednesday & Sunday 6pm – 9pm Tiki Nights | Every Tuesday 6pm – 11:30pm Gin & Tonic Nights | Every Thursday 6pm – 12am Live DJ Thursday 8pm – 12am Friday & Saturday 7:30pm – 12:30am Cajun Fries / Vibes French Fries $88 Parmesan cheese flavored, aioli sauce $78 Hummus with Pita Bread (V)(N) Classic zesty chickpea dip with olive oil and lemon, and a dip of toasted $108 (small) /$168(large) Nachos (V) Jalapeños, guacamole, cheddar cheese and sour cream Fancy Caesar Salad (V)(P) $158 The crowd-pleasing salad of crisp romaine leaves, crunchy croutons, and a little or a lot of anchovy, as you like Korean Fried Chicken $158 Batter fried chicken cubes tossed with homemade spicy chilli sauce Grilled Assorted Satays (6 pieces) (N)(P) $158 Choice of pork, chicken or beef, peanut sauce Shish Taouk $168 Traditional marinated chicken in Arabic spices Cheesy Meatball Bake (P) $168 Ground beef minced ball bake with rich tomato sauce and cheddar cheese Fish and Chips $198 Crispy beer battered cod fillet served with mesclun salad, french fries, tartar sauce & malt vinegar Hida Beef Burger (P) $198 Takayama Hida Beef, Provolone Cheese, Onion Rings, Chipotle Mayo, Corn meal Bun Italian Tiramisu $108 Tiramisu recipe, Kahlua liquor and espresso jelly New York Style Blueberry Cheesecake $108 Creamy blueberry New York cheesecake with blueberry compote Tropical Fruits $128 Seasonal cut fruit slice, watermelon, honeydew melon, hami melon, pineapple, dragon fruit, strawberry and blueberries WINTER COCKTAILS Armonia $128 (Award Winning Cocktail by Aeron Tobias SABATINI COCKTAIL COMPETITION 2018 HK) Sabatini Gin, Raspberry Puree, Fresh Bergamot Juice, Homemade Cinnamon Syrup Santa-Gria $128 Beefeater Gin, Taylors Port Wine 10yrs, Cartron Grapefruit Liqueur, Cartron Green Apple Liqueur, Cinnamon Stick, Cloves, Star Anise, Cardamon Seed, Orange, Lemon & Lime Jack & Kiwi $128 Jack Daniel Whiskey, Passion Fruit Puree, Fresh Lime Juice, Agave Syrup, Fresh Kiwi, Fresh Mint Winter Elixir $128 Plantation Dark Rum, Cartron Peach Liqueur, Peach Puree, Fresh Lemon Juice, Honey Syrup, English Tea Chestnut Cream $128 Cartron Chestnut Liqueur, Cartron Vanilla Liqueur, Cartron Cacao Brown Liqueur, Fresh Cream, Roasted Chestnut Night Cup $128 Baileys, Kahlua, Tia Maria, Fresh Cream, Roasted Chestnut, Caramel Popcorn & Coffee Powder MOCKTAILS Mikey's Special $108 Mixed Berries Puree, Fresh Orange Juice, Cream, Fresh Mint Leaves Vibes Passion $108 Passion & Mango Mixed Puree, Homemade Pandan Syrup, Coconut Cream, Young Coconut, Palm Nut Mango and Passion $108 Mango & Passion Mixed Puree, Fresh Mango Juice, Fresh Mint Leaves Secret Garden $108 Green Apple Puree, Cucumber Syrup, Fresh Lemon Juice, Pineapple Juice, Apple Juice WINE BY THE GLASS Glass Bottle BUBBLES G.H. Mumm, Cordon Rouge Brut N.V., Champagne, France $180 $895 Prosecco, La Moscheta Extra Dry DOC N.V., Veneto, Italy $95 $465 WHITE Riesling, Markus Molitor, Urziger Wurzgarten Kabinett 2016 Mosel, $110 $545 Germany Pinot Grigio, Schiopetto, ‘Des Rosis’ Venezia Giulia 2017 Friuli, Italy $120 $595 Chardonnay, Chablis, Domaine Denis Race 2016 Burgundy, France $120 $595 Sauvignon Blanc, Sileni Estate 'Straits' 2018 Marlborough, New Zealand $130 $640 ROSÉ Château Les Valentines 2017 Côtes de Provence, France $105 $585 RED Sangiovese, Chianti Classico, Castell'in Villa DOCG 2014 Tuscany, Italy $120 $595 Merlot, Bleu de Mer 2016 Languedoc, France $120 $595 Shiraz, Evans & Tate, Metricup Road 2015 Margaret River, Australia $120 $595 Pinot Noir, Hautes-Côtes de Nuits, Antonin Guyon 2016 Burgundy, France $130 $635 WINE BOTTLES Bottle BUBBLES Lanson, Black Label Brut NV $755 Ruinart Brut NV $1,180 Charles Heidsieck Brut NV $1,315 Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin 2008 $1,625 Dom Pérignon 2009 $3,295 Perrier Jouët Belle Époque Blanc 2004 $3,655 Cristal Louis Roederer Brut 2006 $4,395 G.H. Mumm, Cordon Rouge Brut N.V. Magnum $1,800 Perrier Jouët Grand Brut N.V. Magnum $2,150 Dom Pérignon 2005 Magnum $8,888 WHITE Light body, fresh, aperitifs Sancerre, Domaine de Terres Blanches 2016 Lorie Valley, France $630 Riesling, Fritz Haag Brauneberger, Kabinett 2016 Mosel, Germany $635 Casa Rojo 'The Orange Republic' 2016 Petín, Spain $635 Medium body, un-oaked Gewurztraminer, Famille Hugel Estate 2012 Alsace, France $585 Chardonnay, Grant Burge, Vineyard Range ‘Summers’ 2017 Adelaide $595 Hills, Australia Sauvignon blanc, Craggy Range, Te Muna Road vineyard 2017 $635 Martinborough, New Zealand Medium to full body, lightly-oaked Pernand Vergelesses 1er Cru 'Sous Fretille', Antonin Guyon 2015 $715 Burgundy, France Ansonica, BiBi Graetz Bugia 2014 Tuscany, Italy $1,185 Meursault 1er Cru ‘Les Charmes-Dessus', Antonin Guyon, 2015 $1,385 Burgundy, France ROSÉ AND SPARKLING ROSÉ Capannelle Rosato 2014 Tuscany, Italy $650 Château Roubine La Vie en Rosé Sparkling 2015 Provence, France $650 Charles Heidsieck Rosé Reserve N.V. $1,725 RED Light body, fresh fruit & un-oaked or slightly oaked Pinot Noir, Markus Molitor, Zeltinger Schlossberg 2014 Mosel, Germany $630 Pinot Noir, Soumah Single Vineyard 2017 Yarra Valley, Australia $655 Saint Aubin 1er Cru 'Les Perrières ', Domaine Roux Père et Fils 2016 $890 Medium body, oaked, fruity, medium tannins Château Le Chay Blaye, Côtes de Bordeaux, Cuvée Prestige 2015 $585 Bordeaux, France Esprit de Pavie 2012 Bordeaux, France $640 Merlot, Sileni Exceptional Vintage 2013 Hawke's Bay, New Zealand $755 Gevrey-Chambertin 'La Justice', Antonin Guyon 2014 Burgundy, France $855 Echo de Lynch-Bages 2012 Bordeaux, France (2nd Label of Lynch-Bages) $1,235 Full body, rich oaked, fruity, high tannins Syrah, Sallier de La Tour, Monreale DOC 'La Monaca' 2016 Sicily, Italy $580 Shiraz Mataró, Penfolds Bin 2 2017 South Australia $595 Muga Reserva 2013/14 Rioja, Spain $635 Casa Rojo 'Alexander vs The Ham Factory' 2016 Ribera del Duero, Spain $655 Tenuta dell'Ornellaia Le Volte 2015 Tuscany, Italy $675 Gaja Sito Moresco 2013 Piedmont, Italy $835 Sweet Moscato d'Asti DOCG, Rizzi 2017 Piedmont, Italy $450 Kracher, Cuvée Beerenauslese, 2015, Burgenland, Austria $575 Bottle SPIRITS Shot Bottle VODKA Grey Goose Magnum 1.5L $3,788 Belvedere Magnum 1.5L $3,588 Absolut Blue $11 8 $1,688 Absolut Elyx 1.5L $138 $3,988 Ketel One / Belvedere $128 $1,888 Grey Goose / Ciroc / Kanon Organic $138 $2,088 Shanghai White / Stolichnaya Elite $138 $2,088 GIN Beefeater $118 $1,688 Bombay Sapphire / Tanqueray $12 8 $1,888 The London N°1 Original Blue Gin / Herbie Pink $138 $2,088 Citadelle Original / Wint & Lila / Herno / Hendricks / East London Dry $138 $2,088 Citadelle Reserve / Roku / Tanqueray 10 $148 $2,288 Hong Kong Gin / Kangaroo O’ Kis / Monkey 47 / Gilliams / Crazy Monday $158 $2,488 RUM & AGED RUM Havana Club 3 Years $118 $1,688 Bacardi Bianco / Gosling Black Seal Bermuda $128 $1,888 Diplomatico Reserve Exclusiva / Chairman’s Reserve Original / Plantation Pineapple Rum $138 $2,088 By The Dutch – Batavia Arrack 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