If your mum is a homebody, stay in and cherish some quality family time with an at-home dumpling wrapping session, an activity that is sure to entertain adults and kids alike.

Regardless of what you are looking for this Mother’s Day, there are so many options – all that matters is what mum would appreciate most. Here are our seven picks.

1. Bianco & Rosso

Bianco & Rosso in Central may be known as a vermouth bar, but its food is pretty amazing, too.

This Mother’s Day, the restaurant is offering a truffle-inspired “European Odyssey” four-course brunch menu (HK$498 per person), which features dishes including burrata, black truffle ricotta ravioli, Sagabuta pork loin, and even a whole three yellow chicken with a vermouth chicken sauce for an additional HK$498 (US$63).

Naturally, the HK$198 free-flow menu is lengthy – with four vermouth options alongside classics like Aperol spritz, negroni and Prosecco.

What separates this brunch from others is the inclusion of one bear-y special activity: an eternity floral bear workshop hosted by Mohlia. Available on May 13 and 14, guests can create their own arrangement made with preserved flowers at HK$200 per bear.

29 Gough St, Central

2. Amber

Spoil your mother with an elevated dining experience at the Landmark Mandarin Oriental’s Amber, a two-Michelin-star restaurant headed by Richard Ekkebus.

For Mother’s Day, the chef has curated three menus that include milk-fed lamb saddle with green asparagus and morels, toothfish with lacto-fermented bell pepper, and sayori (Japanese halfbeak) with wheatgrass and horseradish.

The four-course lunch menu (HK$1,988 per person) and six-course lunch menu (HK$3,108 per person) come with a two-hour free flow of Italian sparkling, red and white wine, while the eight-course dinner menu (HK$3,318 per person) comes with a complimentary glass of Dom Perignon 2013 Champagne. The children’s three-course menu costs HK$708 per child.

Mothers who dine at the restaurant will receive premium gifts from Jo Malone, including a gift voucher for a bespoke in-store experience, and the choice of a travel candle or body cream (15ml), plus a variety of cologne discovery sets.

Next door, French neo-bistro Somm is offering a special brunch with a 90-minute free flow on May 13 and 14 at HK$1,068 per person. Mothers can take home either Gucci Beauty’s rouge à lèvres lipstick or liquide mat lipstick.

7/F, The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, 15 Queen’s Road, Central

3. Vive Cake Boutique

A favourite of celebrities, Vive Cake Boutique has incorporated a Mother’s Day mainstay – fresh flowers – into two new cakes this year.

An ode to Mother Nature, the blush-coloured “As Sweet As Mama” cake (HK$880) is adorned with a chocolate silhouette of the Earth goddess and a cascading stream of flowers.

The 5-inch (12.5cm) cake comes in three flavour combinations: vanilla sponge with mango and yuzu mousse, earl grey cake with earl grey cream cheese, and rich chocolate cake with chocolate ganache.

Meanwhile, the blooming “Love You Bunches” cake (HK$1,080) could be a table centrepiece. Topped with pink and white flowers, the cake (4 inches by 3 inches) is available in rich chocolate or red velvet cream cheese versions.

4. The Pizza Project

For Mother’s Day weekend, The Pizza Project is going all in on dessert.

The restaurant is offering six options on a dessert platter priced at HK$88 per head (with a minimum of two guests): tiramisu from sister restaurant Pici, Nutella gnocco fritto (fried dough), mango panna cotta, vanilla gelato with amarena cherries, banana fritters, and white chocolate-covered strawberries.

Available at The Pizza Project in 5 Star St, Wan Chai and 26 Peel St, Central

5. Relish

For something less conventional, catering company Relish is offering a Mother’s Day picnic set for two (HK$760) that is perfect for a relaxing meal at the park, the beach or anywhere you fancy.

Each set comes with a range of sweet and savoury dishes, including chicken Caesar sandwiches, Cheddar cheese scones, matcha chocolate scones and almond citrus cream cheese cakes.

There is also a cheese and charcuterie board, a three-piece set of Relish spreads (tomato chilli jam, pear chutney, and beetroot and apple relish) and a bottle of rosé to toast your mother.

A bouquet of flowers can be added for an additional HK$500.

6. Chilli Fagara

If the mum in question can handle her spice, or you want a fun, family-friendly activity, look no further than Chilli Fagara’s wrap-at-home chilli dumpling kit (HK$248).

With illustrated instructions on how to wrap, fold and cook 10 of the restaurant’s signature dumplings, the kit is offered in two versions – one with marinated minced pork, and a vegan option made with Karana’s jackfruit “meat”.

Choose between Chilli Fagara’s special ma (numbing) or la (spicy) sauces to complement your dumplings.

7. The Lobby Lounge at Regent Hong Kong

Take in the panoramic views of Victoria Harbour from the Regent Hong Kong hotel’s Lobby Lounge, which is offering a classic afternoon tea, with delicacies such as finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and freshly baked madeleines.

Executive pastry chef Andy Yeung has also concocted some special Mother’s Day desserts, including lavender (lemon mint confit and lavender whipped ganache on a rich almond biscuit), guava (pink guava confit, jasmine-infused ivory chocolate mousse on a raspberry rose sponge) and charlotte (ladyfingers with strawberry mousse and violet berry compote).

The afternoon tea comes with a choice of drinks. With two glasses of Sei Bellissimi Bellini non-alcoholic cocktail, the meal costs HK$1,088, and with two glasses of champagne it costs HK$1,488.

18 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui