Restaurant Suggestions Chinese Spring Moon (1/F, The Peninsula Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel: 2696 6760) Website: https://www.peninsula.com/en/hong-kong/hotel-fine-dining/spring-moon-cantonese - Stained glass, wood paneling and flooring, Art Deco features and Frank Lloyd- Wright highlights combine to give a period feel to Spring Moon, while unique touches such as a tea counter with over 25 selected Chinese teas and highly-trained tea masters in attendance add to the dining experience. Ah Yat Harbour View Restaurant (29/F, iSQUARE, 63 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel 2328 0983) th - Located on the 29 floor of the 31-story iSQUARE building in Hong Kong, Ah Yat Harbour View Restaurant displays the immense talent that secured Chef Ah Yat and the restaurant itself with a Michelin star. Attentive and knowledgeable staff members serve dutiful interpretations of classic Chinese cuisine to guests gazing out on the staggering views of Victoria Bay, treating visitors to ample portions of elegantly plated dishes whose ingredients have been selected with the utmost discretion. Distance: 3-5 minutes by walk. China Tang (Shop 4101, Gateway Arcade, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel 2157 3148) Website: http://chinatang.hk/tst_en/ - The restaurant offers the finest cuisines from Canton, Jiangnan and Beijing in an elegant and stylish setting. Conceived and designed by Sir David Tang, China Tang Harbour City transports diners to a sophisticated Chinese dining atmosphere to the turn of the century. At the entrance is an elegant bar and lounge area complete with couches covered in Chinoiserie-style embroidered fabric, while stained glass evoke images of a romanticized China. The theme is further extended into the dining area with plush carpets and bright orange chairs, where the panoramic view looks out onto Victoria Harbour. Distance: 10 minutes by walk. Hutong (28/F, One Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel: 3428 8342) Website: https://hutong.com.hk/experience - Reminiscent of an ancient Chinese noble residence, Hutong offers unobstructed views of Hong Kong’s magnificent harbour and serves contemporary cuisine from Northern China. Distance: 10 minutes by walk. HEXA (Shop OTE 101, Ocean Terminal, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel: 25771668) Website: https://www.hexa-hk.com/ - Located at Tsim Sha Tsui with a sweeping, 270-degree harbor view, HEXA impresses diners with its stylish yet classic interior design at first sight. Offering authentic Cantonese cuisine with a contemporary twist, it brings a unique dining experience to Harbour City. Distance: 10 minutes by walk. Ye Shanghai (6/F, Marco Polo Hong Kong Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel: 2376-3322) Website: http://www.elite-concepts.com/en_US/yeshanghai/ - Delectable Shanghainese fare in a neo-classic setting. Distance: 10 minutes by walk. Tin Lung Heen (102/F, Ritz Carlton Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel: 2263 2270) Website: http://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/china/hong-kong/dining/tin-lung-heen - A popular venue for Hong Kong’s traditional Dim Sum, Tin Lung Heen also features an elegant setting, impeccable service and a spectacular view from the 102nd floor. Distance: 15 minutes by taxi. Mott 32 (Basement, Standard Chartered Bank Building, Central; Tel: 2885 8688) Website: https://www.mott32.com/ - Mott 32’s cooking is principally Cantonese with some signature Sichuan and Beijing dishes. Their custom industrial duck oven and special air-drying duck fridge is a central feature of the restaurant. They roast ducks both in the Cantonese and Beijing method with the Peking Duck only available for dinner and by pre-order only. They pair their cooking with innovative cocktails and an extensive sake and global wine collection. Distance: 20-25 minutes by taxi. Duddell’s (3-4/F, Shanghai Tang Mansion, 1 Duddell Street, Central; Tel: 2525 9191) Website: http://duddells.co/home/en/ - Founded by three of Hong Kong’s most influential young minds who share a passion for developing Hong Kong’s creative landscape, Duddell’s is a cultural and social destination for people who have an active appreciation for the arts. Its stylishly relaxed interiors provide a colourful backdrop against which creative ideas can be shared and developed. It is a place where people come together to meet, eat, drink, entertain and relax in an environment that connects art and people in a fresh, new way - allowing art masters and novices alike to embrace and develop the new cultural context adopted by the city. Distance: 20-25 minutes by taxi. Restaurant de Chine (G/F, 13 Stanley Street, Central; Tel: 25950808) Website: http://restaurantdechine.com/ http://restaurantdechine.com/ -RESTAURANT DE CHINE serves up authentic yet modern Chinese dishes which our kitchen team creates with heart and tremendous passion, selects with precision for the freshest seasonal ingredients, and prepares the dish with master skills while our staffs serve with the most sincere and attentive attitude to bring you a warm and welcoming modern hideaway with a touch of Chinese aesthetics for ever-memorable Chinese dining experience in the hustle. Distance: 20-25 minutes by taxi. Ying Jee Club (Shop G05, 107& 108, G/F, Nexxus Building, 41 Connaught Road Central, Central; Tel: 2801 6882) Website: http://yingjeeclub.hk/ http://restaurantdechine.com/ -Nestled in the latest food hub, Nexxus Building in Central, Michelin Two-star Ying Jee Club epitomises the highest standard of excellence in Cantonese cuisine. The name, Ying Jee Club, symbolises prosperity, success and business in Chinese.The elegant restaurant is spearheaded by Executive Chef Siu Hin Chi, who has garnered 18 Michelin stars for the past ten years, a legend within the industry. Distance: 20-25 minutes by taxi. Local Chinese Imperial Treasure Fine Chinese Cuisine (10/F, 1 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel: 2613 9800) Website: http://www.imperialtreasure.com/hk/ - Joining the handful of restaurants at One Peking with some of the best harbour views in Kowloon, Imperial Treasure is a fresh import from Singapore. The restaurant is a lengthy strip of space stretching along the panoramic view of the Victoria Harbour. Distance: 5-8 minutes by walk. Peking Garden (3/F, Star House, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel: 2735 8211) Website: http://www.maximschinese.com.hk/brand/3 -Established in 1978, Peking Garden is one of Maxim’s Chinese Cuisine’s longest- standing and most well-acclaimed provincial cuisine restaurants that serve authentic Peking cuisine. Peking Garden has earned a global reputation and many accolades for its classic dish the Peking Duck; Deep-fried prawns in chilli sauce as well as Deep-fried fish with sweet & sour sauce & pine seeds are also among some of the signature dishes served. Distance: 5-8 minutes by walk. Lei Garden (Shop2068-70, 2/F, Elements, 1 Austin Road West, West Kowloon; Tel: 2196 8133) Website: https://www.leigarden.hk/en/ -At Lei Garden, they put the satisfaction and wellbeing of customers at the top priority. Their chefs are dedicated to smallest of culinary details and the basest of techniques – no detail or element can be less or more important than another. With impeccable customer service, their goal is to maximize customer satisfaction. This is demonstrated by numerous awards Lei Garden has received over the past few decades. Distance: 10 minutes by taxi. Yung Kee (32-40 Wellington Street, Central; Tel: 2522 1624) Website: https://yungkee.com.hk/ - 60 years after it first wowed Hong Kong gastronomes, Yung Kee remains an A-grade establishment. Consistently packed with patrons usually seen arriving in chauffeur driven Rolls-Royces, it is a Hong Kong institution where authentic and innovative Cantonese cuisine is offered. The restaurant is renowned globally for its roast goose. Distance: 20-25 minutes by taxi. Japanese Imasa (1/F, The Peninsula Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel: 2696 6715) Website: http://hongkong.peninsula.com/en/fine-dining/imasa-japanese-restaurant - Imasa is a stylish, contemporary-designed Japanese restaurant, which serves traditional Japanese cuisine, including shabu shabu, sukiyaki, sashimi, and stone-grill favorites prepared at your table. The restaurant also features two private dining rooms. Set menus and full kaiseki meals are available on request Nobu (2/F, InterContinental Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel: 2313 2340) Website: https://hongkong-ic.intercontinental.com/en/dining/nobu/ - Nobu is one of the world’s most acclaimed Japanese restaurant, which is known for re-known Chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s innovative new-style Japanese cuisine. Distance: 10 minutes by walk. Unkai (3/F, The Sheraton Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel: 2732 6841) Website: http://www.sheratonhongkonghotel.com/unkai - Traditional Japanese restaurant that serves teppanyaki along with a great selection from their sushi bar. Distance: 2 minutes by walk. Sushi Tokami (Shop 216A, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel: 2771 3938) Website: http://www.tokami.com.hk/ - The original Sushi Tokami in Japan was established in Ginza Tokyo in 2013 which has been receiving very good ratings in the sushi restaurant chart provided by TABELOG. Serving premium class and traditional Edomae sushi, this is the place to observe the chefs perform their art. Embark on an indulgent experience in an array of dishes specifically selected by the chefs according to the season and the freshest ingredients of the day. Distance: 10 minutes by walk. * Sushi Tokami welcomes children aged 12 years old or above. HAKU Curated By Hideaki Matsuo (Shop OTG04, G/F, Ocean Terminal, Harbour City, 3-27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; Tel: 2115 9965) Website: http://www.haku.com.hk/ - At HAKU, the restaurant serves an innovative cuisine strongly guided by seasonal Japanese ingredients and techniques, while influenced greatly by the variety of cuisines present in a melting pot city like Hong Kong. The restaurant has an open seating plan surrounding the kitchen, so guests can watch as their meals are prepared.