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100 Top Tables 2025 Restaurant Directory
100 Top Tables 2025 Restaurant Directory
At Mesa by José Avillez, the restaurant’s namesake chef (left) works closely with head chef Herlander Fernandes to craft a menu that reinterprets Portuguese cuisine for international diners in Macau.

Mesa by José Avillez celebrates artistry of Portuguese cuisine in Macau

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Terrible Baby at Eaton HK is throwing a Back to the Future party on New Year’s Eve. Photo: Handout

The best New Year’s Eve countdown parties in Hong Kong for ringing in 2026

Beloved Hong Kong bar The Daily Tot, one day after its closure this month. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

Looking back on a bruising year for Hong Kong’s bar industry

rench onion soup gratinated with Salers, Comté and Gruyère cheese at Somm. Photo: Handout

Dish in Focus: French onion soup at Somm

Dried abalone in golden premium chicken broth at Yong Fu, Hong Kong. Photo: Handout

Yong Fu’s Ningbo cuisine evolution, from Shanghai tradition to Hong Kong fusion

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A Margherita pizza from Little Napoli in Hong Kong’s Wan Chai district. Little Napoli is a favourite destination for Hong Kong clarinettist and conductor Lorenzo Iosco. Photo: Kylie Knott
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Where an Italian likes to eat pizza, pasta and Peking duck in Hong Kong

Lorenzo Antonio Iosco from the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra loves Chinese dumplings and Peking duck, and he has to have good coffee.

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Your Hong Kong weekend food guide for January 2-4

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Yong Fu’s Ningbo cuisine evolution, from Shanghai tradition to Hong Kong fusion

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Dish in Focus: French onion soup at Somm

Jason Wolf brings a version of the French bistro classic to Somm – ‘warmth in a bowl’ that takes into consideration the local palate.

rench onion soup gratinated with Salers, Comté and Gruyère cheese at Somm. Photo: Handout
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Your Hong Kong weekend food guide for December 26-28

From Boxing Day through Sunday, enjoy a French Riviera lunch at La Petite Maison (LPM), a modern Indian sharing brunch at Leela, and festive dim sum at Duddell’s.

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A Christmas table built from grapes, radicchio and a single red chilli

Food stylist Gloria Chung presents a masterclass in creating a deliciously quirky tablescape.

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‘Excellent’ dumplings, tapas, Indian: Hong Kong hotel manager’s food picks

Julian Wipper shares where he eats dim sum and Catalan sandwiches, and top spots for casual Asian bites near his hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui East.

A sandwich at Casa Iberica in Hong Kong’s Sheung Wan neighbourhood. Photo: Casa Iberica – The Iberico Shop
Christmas

Hong Kong’s best Christmas feasts, from traditional to more adventurous fare

Choices range from the Island Shangri-La and Four Seasons, to Feather & Bone, Little Bao and Tai Kwun’s Magistracy Dining Room.

Editor's Letter

This week in PostMag: festive tables, Cantopop and Christmas lights

As the holidays arrive, we reflect on food, memory, music – and the Hong Kong rituals that still anchor the season.

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‘Hong Kong taught me balance’: Hutong chef on Sichuan spice and new menu

Sichuanese chef Ren Dingxu of Hutong Dubai talks about exploring spice in his new menu available in Hong Kong and his aim to ‘evoke emotion’.

Ren Dingxu is the head chef at Hutong Dubai. The Chengdu-raised chef’s culinary journey has taken him from Singapore to the Middle East, but he maintains that Hong Kong has had the biggest impact on his culinary style. Photo: Hutong
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Dish in Focus: Toasted sesame tofu at Mosu Hong Kong

The M+ museum restaurant’s signature ‘tofu’ dish is a study in detail and texture, uniting Korean creativity, Japanese inspiration and playful presentation.

The artfully prepared white sesame tofu at Mosu, Hong Kong. Photo: Mosu
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Where to enjoy Christmas dinner in Hong Kong this festive season

For Christmas dining with flair, the city’s top restaurants Belon and The Magistracy, and hotels like Regent Hong Kong and Island Shangri-la, are laying on some delicious festive feasts.

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11 of the best places to eat hairy crab in Hong Kong in 2025

From steamed Jiangsu crabs to dumplings, soups and even a pizza featuring the seasonal delicacy, here’s where to get your hairy crab fix.

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Superb steaks, perfect pasta: where a mixologist eats in Hong Kong

Nischal Gurung shares his favourite restaurants in Hong Kong, from the best steak places to where to experience real Hong Kong food culture.

Dry-aged bone-in Scottona ribeye beef and sides at Rex Wine & Grill. The restaurant is one of several in Hong Kong recommended by mixologist Nischal Gurung in Hong Kong. Photo: Rex Wine & Grill
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Your Hong Kong weekend food guide for November 21-23

Try new menus at a Chiu Chow private kitchen, enjoy kappou cuisine with rooftop views at The Henderson, and start the festive season with an afternoon tea at 181 at Fortnum & Mason.

The eight-dish appetiser at Hana no Kumo in Hong Kong. Photo: Handout
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A jewel to crown Hong Kong’s newest skyscraper, Peridot really shines

Topping Central’s Zaha Hadid-designed The Henderson building, this new cocktail bar and restaurant offers a vision all of its own.

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Dish in Focus: Aged rice duck à l’orange at Épure

At Épure in Hong Kong, head chef Aven Lau reimagines French classic duck à l’orange with Asian sensibilities – here’s how he does it.

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Where a culinary critic eats dim sum and Michelin-starred food in Hong Kong

Nelson Siu loves Chinese cooking, from street food to dim sum and Michelin-starred elegant dishes. He is also a fan of high-end French food.

M9+ Wagyu striploin with carrot mille-feuille and red wine jus at Té Bo in Quarry Bay, Hong Kong. Té Bo is a favourite restaurant of wine critic Nelson Siu. Photo: Té Bo
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Style Edit: Meet Baken, the world’s first all-bacon snack line

Philippine brand Baken aims to make bacon a pantry staple in Hong Kong and beyond – beginning with a dinner at Michelin-starred Louise.

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World’s best young chef Ardy Ferguson on plating up ‘the spirit of Asia’

The San Pellegrino Young Chef Academy Competition 2024-25 winner never planned to cook. Now his dishes tell stories of his past – and future.

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Where a Hong Kong food entrepreneur goes for sushi, suckling pig, char siu

Jeffrey Mui, who has opened Hong Kong restaurants such as Banh Mi Nem and La Volta pasta bar, shares his love of Chinese cuisine.

Suckling pig from Seventh Son, in Wan Chai. The restaurant is one of food entrepreneur Jeffrey Mui’s favourite places to eat in Hong Kong. Photo: Seventh Son
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Your Hong Kong weekend food guide for November 7-9

Enjoy a guest meal from Dutch duo Blend Brothers, a spicy taste tour at Hutong, or an Indian kitchen takeover by Jhol Bangkok.

Jhol Bangkok’s Malabar lamb shank, which will be available at Leela, Hong Kong. Photo: Handout
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15 new restaurants to visit in Hong Kong during November

Enjoy the cool weather in Hong Kong with new eateries serving everything from modern Chinese to fermented, plant-based and izakaya food.

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival 2025 draws over 160,000, daily visits up 30%

Hong Kong Tourism Board also says spending sentiment improved among visitors at this year’s four-day event.

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How to best enjoy white truffles and why they can cause ‘dog-nappings’

This lucrative fungus, which is only in season for a few months a year, shines when shaved over simple dishes.

A white truffle. The prized fungus harvested in Italy and parts of France is found at high-end restaurants when it is in season, typically towards the end of the year. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Hong Kong tourism

Hong Kong’s annual Wine and Dine Festival returns with focus on Chinese vintages

Four-day festival boasts around 300 booths, with organisers expecting to draw 150,000 visitors throughout event.

The Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival’s opening hours have been extended to midnight. Photo: Nora Tam
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Explainer | Hong Kong’s Wine and Dine Festival: how to taste the best of all worlds

Event runs from Thursday to Sunday and features Michelin-starred chefs, larger gourmet avenue, sunset tasting party and exclusive promotions.

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Your Hong Kong weekend food guide for October 24-26

Usher in the weekend with a four-hands dinner at Island Shangri-La’s Petrus, enjoy a seasonal crab feast on Saturday, and end on a high note with a Diwali celebration.

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