Love lobster and all the fruits of the sea? Try the Seafood Spectacular Brunch at Porterhouse, that serves a line-up of cold and hot dishes including freshly-shucked Irish oysters, Boston lobster, salt baked sea bass, Australian Wagyu D rump, crispy Holland pork belly and melted raclette cheese. Priced at HK$558 on weekends, there are also free-flow options from HK$338 per person that include Taittinger Brut Reserve champagne, house red and white wines, Asahi beer and signature cocktails.

7/F, California Tower 30-36 D’Aguilar Street, Lan Kwai Fong Central

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2. Sky High Brunch Club at Alto

31/F, V Point, 18 Tang Lung Street, Causeway Bay

3. Tapas brunch at The Murray

Who doesn’t like grazing on delicious small plates at the weekend? Head over to Murray Lane’s tapas brunch (HK$498) and take your pick from a spread of cold cuts, cheeses and baked goods. Unlimited tapas are on offer, including potato and mayo salad rusa, tomato salad with smoked herring, white anchovies with garlic oil picada, chilled gazpacho soup with watermelon and much, much more. There’s also a carvery with suckling pig and rib-eye roast, as well as delicious desserts for the sweet tooth such as crispy churros coated in cinnamon sugar.

Murray Lane, Lobby Level, 22 Cotton Tree Drive, Central

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4. Amber’s unlimited experience brunch

One of the best restaurants in the city has launched a four-course “unlimited experience” brunch. For HK$1,388, step into one of Hong Kong’s most esteemed dining institutions and leisurely graze away at signature dishes such the aka uni, cauliflower and lobster, as well as quail with fermented mushroom and buckwheat. The most amazing part of this brunch? The free-flow champagne. Red and white wine, and a variety of non-alcoholic beverages, are also included.

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

5. Musubi Hiro’s weekend party brunch

If you’ve had a great night and want to keep the party going, test your mettle by heading over to Musubi Hiro for the weekend party brunch (HK$388). Expect an izakaya vibe with unlimited items such as edamame, salmon tiradito, oyster chalaca, queen avocado, chicken wings and shishito, tamago musubi, Hawaiian ahi tuna musubi and kimchi chicken musubi.

37 Cochrane Street, Central

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6. Oishii Wagyu’s weekend brunch at Kyoto Joe

Fans of fatty beef can have their fill of the premium ingredient at Central’s Kyoto Joe. Diners can start the Oishii Wagyu weekend brunch (HK$528) with unlimited sushi rolls, salads and appetisers, as well as jet fresh sashimi, all featuring Wagyu options. Also on the unlimited section are a variety of tempuras and from the robotayaki grill, choices include A4 Jyoshu Wagyu short rib, as well as minced chicken and pork belly. Select your main from decadent dishes such as lobster and scallop hotpot and the A4 Saga Wagyu sirloin.

23/F California Tower, 30-36 D’Aguilar St, Lan Kwai Fong Central