Where To Eat in Hong Kong China

My first, of which will be many future visits to Hong Kong was March of 2014.  Kate, a friend from San Francisco was going for work and extended an invite. For me, having a great friend to visit and a place to stay makes it hard to say no to a fabulous destination. Within a week my ticket was booked and we started planning away.  I was fortunate during my stay to have such an experienced hostess.  She’d been more than a handful of times so gave me the curated local’s guide to the city. That’s probably why I fell in love immediately. Kudos to my local hostess Kate for the amazing curated visit!!

As you know by now, I’m a total Foodie and Hong Kong has a fabulous dining scene. It felt a lot like New York City. Awesome restaurants with varying cuisines as well as a lively scene.  Between the culinary scene and the Hong Kong Nightlife jackpot, I was in heaven!! 

Chom Chom This was another neighborhood gem I fell in love with. It’s a Vietnamese Bia Hoi Bar & Eatery with delicious authentic dishes. If you can, sit at the bar so you can watch the chefs prepare the food.  Everything was delicious. My favorite’s included: Pho Roll, Kaffir Lime Chicken Cabbage Salad, & the Tofu Rice Paper Roll.  58 Peel Street. Soho, Hong Kong.

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Hong Kong China Where To Eat
IMG_5774The notebook style super cool menu

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IMG_5779The amazing Beef rolls

IMG_5792Tasty Spring Rolls, love the Chom Chom Monogram on the plate!

Yardbird (one of Asia’s Top 50 Restaurants) – After loving Ronin I was curious to try their sister restaurant Yardbird. Yardbird was recently given one of Asia’s Top 50 Restaurant Awards.   I popped in the afternoon of dinner to see this highly reviewed spot and met the team. What great guys. I was greeted by Jeffrey, another Chicago native who advised I come early as they only seat full parties and Thursdays are quite busy. I took his advice and arrived by 6:30pm. I had a few cocktails at the bar and by 7:30pm we were seated. What a fabulous bar for a drink, whether staying to dine or not I’d return here many times just to enjoy their delicious cocktails and lively bar and dining scene.  33-35 Bridges StreetHong KongChina (Sheung Wan).

Hong Kong, Where To Drink

Hong Kong China Where To Eat

IMG_5587The delicious Corn Fritters

IMG_5596 copyOriginal Scotch Eggs

IMG_5603The fabulous local (US Ex-Pats)

Hong Kong China Where To Drink

Ronin  This was a late night visit and even at 11pm it was pretty crowded. The Servers & Bar Tenders were very nice and informative and made killer drinks. I also had a light appetizer (shown below) which was tasty  I will be returning here next time for a full dinner experience.  This is the “new” restaurant in the well known Yardbird restaurant group, I recommend visiting both Ronin & Yardbird8 on Wo LaneHong KongChina

IMG_5495The dark, hard to find, unmarked entrance

IMG_5494The intimate Bar

Hong Kong China Where To Drink

IMG_5487Loved this cocktail especially the bronze cup

Mott 32 – I was lucky enough to arrive into Hong Kong the night of The Mott 32 opening party.  The party was courtesy of Kate and her fabulous friend Jane. Thanks ladies!!   What a fabulous, cool, chic space with fabulous food and an awesome vibe!  Basement Level, Standard Chartered Bank Building,No 4-4A Des Voeux Road CentralHong KongChina.

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IMG_5477The Red Carpet entrance for the opening night party!

Hong Kong China Where To DrinkWhat a spectacular invite. LOVE!

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Hong Kong Where To DrinkKate, my hostess and The J.S.F.

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