Hoping to save some cash but still live your best life? Seize these sweet deals and limited-time discounts in Hong Kong.
There’s nothing like finding yourself a good bargain! From affordable massages to staycation packages to limited-time afternoon teas, why spend more when you don’t have to? If you’re on the hunt for the best deals and seasonal menus in Hong Kong, you’re in the right place – let us comb through the city’s sweetest offerings for you this month.
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: December edition
1. Silk: New menu item, limited-edition set, and giveaway
Local bubble tea brand, Silk, has three exciting promotions for Hong Kongers this festive season! First off, a new item is debuting on the menu. Available until 12 January, the Peanut Butter Silk pays homage to the iconic cha chaan teng item, condensed milk and peanut butter toast. This warm oolong tea-infused Vitasoy milk drink is simply irresistible! For an additional $20, you can get a unique Silk x Vitasoy limited-edition reusable glass bottle for all your warm beverages this winter. What’s more, the limited-edition Christmas plushie set comes with a $300 gift card and is the perfect stocking stuffer. Finally, from 6 December, you’ll have a chance to win a custom Silk Stanley cup for every drink purchased! Lucky winners will find a sticker on the inside of their cup holder.
Silk has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
2. Lee Gardens: New stores and Christmas shopping promotions
Lee Gardens is greeting shoppers with a renewed range of tenants. Debuting at the shopping mall is a variety of luxury shops, restaurants, and lifestyle destinations. Highlights include a dedicated men’s fashion section at Hysan Place and Kellett Island Grocery, a local brand selling a variety of lifestyle goods. Until 26 December, become a Lee Gardens member and treat yourself to unmissable shopping rewards! Partnering with Hang Seng Bank, shoppers spending in the Lee Gardens Area will have a chance to earn rewards valued over $20,000.
While you’re around, explore with our neighbourhood guide to Causeway Bay.
Lee Gardens Area (Lee Garden One to Six, Hysan Place, Lee Theatre, and Leighton), 500 Hennesy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
3. Matin Kim opens in Harbour City
Following its successful debut in Hong Kong earlier this October, Matin Kim has opened another store in Harbour City. The popular South Korean designer brand brings its signature items alongside seasonal products to this new location in Tsim Sha Tsui. Distinctively rough, free, and au naturel, Matin Kim offers stylish statement pieces and versatile items that make ideal wardrobe staples.
Matin Kim, Shop OT307A-OT308, Ocean Terminal, Harbour City, 3-27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
4. Uniqlo and Uniqlo Coffee open in Cityplaza
If you’re a fan of the Japanese fashion brand, Uniqlo, then you have to run to its latest store in Cityplaza! Spanning across two floors inside the shopping mall, this new branch incorporates dynamic interior design and new store elements to enhance your shopping experience. With the debut of Uniqlo Coffee in Hong Kong, you can now sip on a fresh brew as you browse across Uniqlo’s minimalist styles. You’ll also find a Re.Uniqlo Studio nestled in the Cityplaza store. Bring your Uniqlo pieces here for personalised embroidery or repair and alteration services!
Uniqlo, Shop 100, 1/F and Shop 217, 2/F, Cityplaza, 18 Tai Koo Shing Road, Tai Koo, Hong Kong, p. 2907 2228
5. Starbucks joins Yuu for points collection and spending rewards
Partnering with popular local rewards brand, Yuu, Starbucks is offering a series of spending rewards to coffee lovers in town. Yuu members will earn one point for every dollar spent at the cafe, with exciting rewards for redemption, including up to 40% off on selected drink orders. Simply bind your Yuu account to your Starbucks Rewards account and start earning as you spend. Until 28 February, Yuu members can earn 10 points for every dollar spent on drinks, food, and merchandise at Starbucks. Don’t miss out!
Starbucks has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
6. Vesu Pizza Bar: New menu
Since its opening, Vesu Pizza Bar has been known for its innovative pies with distinctive local twists. Following the praise for its Peking Duck Pizza, the pizzeria is launching a new menu in collaboration with its sister restaurant, The Chinese Library, for even more unusual pizzas. Look forward to sampling the Char Siu, where honey barbecued pork takes centre stage with tangy flavours of ginger and a sprinkle of spring onions on a margarita pizza. Other must-tries include the Mala Chicken Pizza and Il Granchio, topped with aged huadiao-steamed crab meat.
Here are the best pizza restaurants in Hong Kong that will satisfy your cravings.
Vesu Pizza Bar, 30/F, 1 Peking, 1 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, p. 3427 2018
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: November edition
1. Sen-ryo: New Winter Delicacies menu
As Hong Kong welcomes cooler days, popular local Japanese restaurant Sen-ryo is introducing a series of seasonal menus. Diners can look forward to fresh sashimi and sushi courses, with highlights such as Live Hokkaido Surf Clam Sashimi and Live Surf Clam Sushi and Strings Gunkan. On the other hand, warm up with hot dishes like Grilled Live Scallop with Butter and King Crab Hot Pot. Sake lovers will also delight in three seasonal sake and a special tasting flight to pair with the meal. To get the full seasonal experience at Sen-ryo, round off your meal on a sweet note with the autumnal Caramel Custard Pudding with Vanilla Ice-cream.
Sen-ryo has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
2. Maya x Matchali: Japanese tea collection
Here at Honeycombers, we love supporting local. And this month, two local brands are partnering up for a mouth-watering collaboration! Vegan bakery Maya and Japanese matcha brand Matchali are bringing a special Japanese tea collection to city dwellers with a sweet tooth. Items include a plant-based Hojicha Not Egg Tart (you read that right) and Matcha Mochi Cookies from Maya, with Hojicha and Matcha Lattes from Matchali to pair. Sample this limited-time set at Maya, or every Friday and Saturday at Matchali until 18 November.
Maya has locations in Central and Quarry Bay.
Matchali, G/F, 5 Moon Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, p. 9880 7661
3. Mastercard: Lucky draw
Calling all shopaholics! Mastercard has launched a Grand Rewards Lucky Draw where 50 cardholders have a chance to win spending credit worth up to $388,888. All you have to do is make a local or overseas transaction before 31 December. The top four lucky cardholders will get $388,888, $128,888, $38,888, and $8,888 spending credit respectively, while the remaining 46 will receive $3,888 each. In addition to the lucky draw, Mastercard holders can enjoy privileges upon accumulating spending worth $1,000 or above at restaurants and shops across Hong Kong.
Learn more about Mastercard’s lucky draw online.
4. Ankoma: New seasonal menus
Ankoma has just unveiled an indulgent 10-course autumn tasting menu. This lavish affair kicks off with a trio of appetisers, followed by items like Japanese Chawanmushi with shredded snow crab, Roasted Racan Pigeon, and a stunning Matcha Yuzu Cheese dessert to finish. And if you want to take advantage of the cooling weather, head out to Ankoma’s terrace, where you can enjoy its new set menu and free-flow wine package al fresco.
Feel the breeze as you dine at these outdoor restaurants and rooftop bars in Hong Kong.
Ankoma, 5/F, Kam Lung Commercial Centre, 2 Hart Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, p. 2981 1688
5. Melody: Burger Tuesdays
Melody is introducing a new Burger Tuesday deal! From 5pm until closing time every Tuesday, diners can chow down on mouth-watering diner-style burgers against an electrifying playlist of ’90s rock music. Choose between the signature McMelody Burger, veggie-friendly Mushroom Kiev burger, classic Fish Finger Sarnie with tartare sauce, and finger-licking Korean Fried Chicken Burger. For $148, you get beef-fat French Fries and a drink to pair. And if you have room for more, grab a Grown Up Tiramisu Shake for dessert.
Wondering where else you can score a hearty stack? Check out our list of the best burgers in Hong Kong.
Melody, 100 Third Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, p. 9593 8110
6. Artifact: New signature cognac menu
If you’re a fan of aged spirits, then Artifact’s latest menu is made for you. Curated by Head Bartender Nishant Vargas, the brand new series of cocktails highlights the complex flavours of Pierre Ferrand cognac in exciting ways. Old-time favourites complement new concoctions on the menu, with must-tries such as the Coffee & Cigarettes, Jasmine & Guava, and Berry & Cheesecake.
Artifact, Shop 1-2, 5, and 7, LG/F, Jardine House, 1 Connaught Place, Central, Hong Kong, p. 6468 8762
7. Sunset Grill x Nespresso: Bittersweet Nespresso Afternoon Tea
Nespresso is partnering up with Sunset Grill for an aromatic afternoon tea set, inspired by the complex flavours of Nespresso’s coffees. Creativity shines through unique savoury items like the indulgent Nepal Lamjung Coffee-rubbed Wagyu Hanger on Ciabatta sandwich, topped with Ristretto Intenso-infused mayo. On the sweet side, expect delights such as Coffee & Hazelnut Panna Cotta, Ristretto Affogato, and Hazelnut Tiramisu. This tea set goes from $328 for two and is available until 29 December.
If you’re a fan of high tea, check out the top places to go for afternoon tea in Hong Kong.
Sunset Grill, 19/F, Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung Hotel, 9 Yi Tung Road, Tung Chung, Hong Kong, p. 2535 0025
8. Hue Dining: Pasta Pranzo pop-up
Celebrate National Pasta Month with Hue Dining’s Pasta Pranzo pop-up menu! Starting at $148, you can get a new selection of the harbourfront restaurant’s delicious handmade pasta. Take your pick from classics like Spaghetti Aglio e Olio and Spaghetti Carbonara to a hearty Ox Cheek Pappardelle. Still got room for dessert? Add on Hue’s signature Tiramisu for $48.
Get your fill of carbs with the best pasta in Hong Kong.
Hue Dining, 1/F, Hong Kong Museum of Art, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, p. 3500 5888
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: October edition
1. The Aubrey: New “Kaizen” cocktail menu
The best can only get better at The Aubrey. Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of kaizen, mixologist Devender Kumar and his team have been continuously improving and refining their innovative cocktails. In the new “Kaizen” menu, you’ll find eight signature concoctions that pay tribute to time-honoured classics, or are reinventions of the team’s own recipes. Traditional Japanese ingredients, such as Hakkasu Rock liqueur, yuzu shu, Hinoki bitters and, of course, shochu (what The Aubrey is most celebrated for) are in the spotlight.
Our personal favourites include the Glory Gimlet – a reinterpretation of the gimlet with a citrusy twist, complemented by warm notes of cardamom; and the Lonely Street, The Aubrey’s unique interpretation of the Whisky Sour, featuring barley shochu from Miyazaki Prefecture and spiked with a festive dash of cinnamon.
The Aubrey, 25/F, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, 5 Connaught Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2825 4001
2. Sino Malls: Panda-themed installations, discounts, and dining promotions
Hunt down adorable pandas at shopping malls in Hong Kong! To celebrate the new additions to Ocean Park’s panda family, Sino Malls is introducing a series of promotions for shoppers to take advantage of throughout October. Make your way to selected malls and pose for a picture with the adorable panda troop! You’ll also find a giant 7.5m-tall fluffy panda stationed at TMT Plaza and Olympian City. In addition, over 100 shops and restaurants are offering 75% off on selected items, which goes for as low as $75 – what a steal!
TMT Plaza, 1 Tuen Shun Street, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, p. 2450 7782
Olympian City, 11 Hoi Fai Road, Tai Kok Tsui, Hong Kong, p. 2740 4108
City Walk, 1 Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, p. 3926 5700
One North, 8 Hong Yip Street, Long Ping, Hong Kong, p. 2669 1928
3. Lady Nara x Bread N Butter: Chic & Sweet Afternoon Tea
Local fashion label Bread N Butter is partnering with Thai restaurant Lady Nara to bring you a chic and elegant afternoon tea experience. The Chic & Sweet Afternoon Tea features a selection of sweet and savoury Western-inspired Thai delicacies. Highlights include Crispy Minced Chicken Skewer for savouries, while unique items like Royal Thai Tea Tiramisu and Pandan Scones with Pandan Cream make up part of its sweet offerings. This afternoon tea is available at $368 for 2 from 3pm to 5:30pm daily.
Lady Nara, Shop 3303, Level 3, Gateway Arcade, Harbour City, 3-27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, p. 2153 3730
4. Auntie Malay: $1 Hainan chicken rice deal for dinner
$1 chicken? You heard us right! From now until 20 October, you can enjoy Auntie Malay’s signature Hainan Chicken Rice at $1 by spending a minimum of $150 on main menu items and drinks. In addition to this incredible dinner promotion, the restaurant is also introducing new lunch specials that start at $88 per person alongside dinner sets that cater to solo and group diners. This is certainly one of the best deals in Hong Kong in October!
Auntie Malay, Harbour City, 3-27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
5. The Organic Store: Gel Nail Polish Test & Learn Experience
Online beauty retailer The Organic Store is celebrating its 4th anniversary with a special pop-up in town. From 4 to 31 October, make your way to Gage Street and browse through top-quality products from six organic clean beauty brands. Furthermore, The Organic Store is hosting a Manucurist Green Flash Gel Nail Polish Test & Learn Experience on 5 and 6 October. Register online and come with bare nails for a free gel manicure!
The Organic Store, 52 Gage Street, Central, Hong Kong
6. Lush opens in IFC Mall
Leading skincare and beauty brand Lush is opening a new store in IFC Mall! Featuring the brand’s signature fragrant items, this glitzy Central location offers a wide selection of products. Replenish your skincare products, browse Lush’s Instagrammable range of bath bombs, and try out different soaps, shampoos, body lotions, and more!
Lush, Shop 1019A, Podium Level 1, IFC Mall, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong
7. Casa Sophia Loren introduces special menus
The vibrant and lively dining destination Casa Sophia Loren is introducing a special menu to celebrate the 90th birthday of its namesake actress. This menu features a curated selection of classic Italian delights, with a focus on specialities from Naples. Highlights include Tagliolini with Lemon and Almond, a light and refreshing pasta dish, as well as the “Zuccotto” Pizza, a sweet classic that pairs creamy, tangy lemon custard cream with amarena cherries.
Casa Sophia Loren, 60-66 Johnston Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, p. 3594 6199
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: September edition
1. ASEAN Film Festival 2024: Free screenings of over 20 films
The second iteration of the ASEAN Film Festival is set to showcase the vibrant diversity and cultures of the countries in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, including Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, among others. This Hong Kong film festival is making its participating movies more accessible by offering free screenings of over 20 films between 5 and 28 September. Aiming to foster cross-cultural understanding, filmmakers, actors, and directors from the featured films will also be participating in special sharing sessions to enhance the viewing experience. Register online now for free tickets to catch movies like Sugarcane Baby from Cambodia, Isolation Ward from Indonesia, and more!
Learn more about the ASEAN Film Festival 2024 online.
2. Milk & Cream x Majo: Churro Ice Cream Pop-Up
Summer may be winding down, but we all know hot and humid days are far from over for us in Hong Kong! To help you keep your cool, the city’s new ice creamery, Milk & Cream, is launching a limited-time Churros Ice Cream Pop-up exclusively at Majo. At the Soho tapas joint, you’ll be able to indulge in all-natural ice cream from Milk & Cream, combined with Majo’s beloved Spanish Churros – complete with velvety dulce de leche sauce. Available until the end of September, this eye-catching sweet treat is offered daily from 2 to 6pm.
Majo, G/F, 22 Staunton Street, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2529 3001
3. Draft Land CWB x Meet Fresh CWB: Collaborative cocktails
A proper boozy Taiwanese celebration is coming to Causeway Bay! The CWB location of the pioneering cocktails-on-tap bar, Draft Land, is exclusively joining forces with beloved Taiwanese dessert specialty store, Meet Fresh, to introduce two limited-time cocktails. Running until 27 October, this promotion will see wonderful textures from Meet Fresh’s signature desserts and toppings blended into two speedy and sustainable cocktails: the Tropical To-Go and the Tataro. What’s more, those who present a same-day receipt from any purchase at Draft Land CWB are eligible for a $5 discount at Meet Fresh CWB!
Draft Land (Causeway Bay), Shop D, G/F, Soundwill Plaza II – Midtown, 1-29 Tang Lung Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, p. 2667 2028
Meet Fresh (Causeway Bay), Shop 1, G/F, V Point, 18 Tang Lung Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, p. 2566 1318
4. Mr Porter x Bar Leone: Negroni Week
Celebrate this year’s Negroni Week in style with Mr Porter at Bar Leone – winner of Asia’s Best Bars 2024! At an exclusive pop-up event from 17 to 22 September, the classic Negroni will be getting a twist from Mr Porter’s sophisticated style and Bar Leone’s masterful mixology expertise. This exclusive Negroni Week menu will feature a curated selection of craft cocktails inspired by various fashion personalities, highlighting the stunning versatility of the iconic drink. Four expertly crafted cocktails will be made available from Mr Porter x Bar Leone, including the Bold/Confident/Fun personality: The Sublime.
Bar Leone, 11-15 Bridges Street, Central, Hong Kong
5. Posso: Bottomless pasta menu
Calling all serious pasta lovers! Italian eatery, Posso, is launching a new bottomless pasta menu for those who need more than two helpings at each meal. For just $570, this four-course feast includes two starters, endless handmade pasta refills over two hours, and a closing sweet treat. Available from Monday to Thursday for dinner and on Saturday for lunch, your pasta extravaganza awaits!
Posso, G/F, 12 Kau U Fong, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, p. 9870 0898
6. Madame Fu x Panier des Sens: A Journey through Provence
Tea time in Hong Kong just got a little more chic with a new partnership between Madame Fu and French Provence skincare brand, Panier des Sens. This special afternoon tea set, “A Journey through Provence”, features sweet and savoury delights infused with the refreshing tanginess of summer. Commencing on 1 September, the luxurious set has highlights like the Red Grapes Delight, Almond Apple Tart, Trio Gateau, and Truffle Egg Salad Sandwiches. Furthermore, your relaxing afternoon will be complemented by an exclusive, limited-edition Madame Fu x Panier des Sens tote bag.
Madame Fu, 3/F, Barrack Block, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2114 2118
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: August edition
1. Toys “R” Us: Playful Living Concept Store
You’re never too old for board games, plushies, and toys! If you’re also a self-proclaimed “kidult” like we are, then you’ll love Toys “R” Us’ new concept store. Apart from nostalgic games and toys, this new location is also filled with entertainment of a more “grown-up” kind – think Nintendo Switch games, anime figurines, and trendy collectibles.
Toys “R” Us Playful Living Concept Store, Shop 307-309, K11 Art Mall, 18 Hanoi Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, p. 3488 3301
2. Citygate Outlets: BT21 Magic Recipe: A Taste Of Love
Embark on a magical summer journey at Citygate Outlets! The adorable characters created by K-pop sensation BTS are landing in Hong Kong ahead of their global campaign, “BT21 Magic Recipe”. Until 1 September, you’ll find a series of interactive photo spots, a pop-up store, and themed dining offers in Citygate Outlets. Snap a picture with the giant RJ statue before shopping for cute merch at the pop-up store. From tote bags and tumblers, to bento boxes, trinkets, and plushies, there’s bound to be something for you. Don’t forget to stop by Banchan & Cook or Meetfresh in the mall for some delicious and refreshing themed treats!
Find out more about BT21 Magic Recipe: A Taste Of Love.
Citygate Outlets, 20 Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung, Hong Kong, p. 2109 2933
3. Muji: Grand reopening in Pacific Place
After a brief hiatus, Muji is finally reopening in Pacific Place! The new concept store spans an impressive 20,000 square feet, with dedicated sections for apparel, homeware, travel essentials, food, and more. Shop your summer look from Muji’s minimalist ladies’ and men’s wear collection. Families can also coordinate their outfits with new items from the kidswear collection. Alternatively, add a splash of colour to your home with a cushion or trinket from the store’s homeware collection. We’re huge fans of the vibrant houseplants from the Muji Green section, too.
Muji, Shop 100, 1/F, Pacific Place, Admiralty, Hong Kong, p. 2694 9309
4. Cityplaza: Welcome to Anfield – The LFC Experience
Calling all football fans! Until 1 September, you’ll find the second floor atrium and Centre Bridge of Cityplaza transformed into Anfield Stadium, complete with interactive experiences. Put your football skills to the test with three interactive games, and be sure to stop by the Liverpool Football Club pop-up store on your way out. You’ll find a selection of souvenirs and collectibles, such as the LFC homekit, special event edition t-shirts and tote bags, and more. In addition, super fans can look forward to special appearances from Robbie Fowler, Patrik Berger, and Vladimír Smicer on 2 and 4 August. Don’t miss out!
Find out more about Welcome to Anfield – The LFC Experience.
Cityplaza, 18 Taikoo Shing Road, Taikoo Shing, Hong Kong, p. 2568 8665
5. Farmhouse Deli: Soma Tea & Mocktail pop-up
If you’re an avid bubble tea drinker, then this one’s for you. The Farmhouse Deli in Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong is collaborating with Taiwanese bubble tea brand Soma to bring you a unique selection of bubble tea mocktails. Until 18 September, you’ll have a chance to sample Soma’s signature Original Milk Tea with Pearls and Black Sesame Milk Tea with Pearls. Don’t miss out on the Hong Kong-exclusive flavour, Yuen Yeung Coffee Milk Tea with Pearls, which takes inspiration from the popular cha chaan teng drink. Love a bit of booze? Try the VSOP Milk Tea with Pearls. This elegant and creamy cocktail gives the aroma and silkiness of milk tea on top of notes of vanilla from the cognac.
Farmhouse Deli, 2/F, Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong, 1 North Point Estate Road, North Point, Hong Kong, p. 3896 9865
6. Pacific Place: The Double Dare Ground
Until 31 August, Pacific Place is showcasing the Double Dare Ground, an interactive and immersive pop-up playground experience. Open to kids, teens, and adults, this installation offers a thrilling summer adventure for visitors of all ages. Step into the “Immersive Balloon Room” to play among large floating balloons! Next, refuel with some vibrant and melt-in-your-mouth candy floss. Don’t forget to hop into the photobooth with the gang and pose for some pictures as well.
Find out more about the Double Dare Ground.
Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong, p. 2844 8988
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: July edition
1. Pirata Group: Summer Spectacular
As a token of gratitude to its loyal customers across Hong Kong, homegrown hospitality brand Pirata Group is kicking off its 10th anniversary with a Summer Spectacular event. Expect exclusive seasonal dining experiences at your favourite Pirata restaurants, with deals on deals at attractive prices! Until 28 July, diners at Pirata, The Optimist, TokyoLima, Chaiwala, Honjo, Honjokko, TMK, La Favorita, Calle Ocho, Pane e Latte, and Pici can indulge in daily special Summer Lunch and Dinner menus (from $148 and $198 respectively).
Additionally, hungry brunchers can relish Complimentary Free-Flow for their Weekend Brunches at Pirata, The Optimist, TokyoLima, Chaiwala, Honjo, Honjokke, La Favorita, TMK, and Calle Ocho until 28 July. You read that right – the Perrier-Jouët Champagne free-flow comes at no extra cost – now that’s what we call a true “free-flow”! Last but not least, Pirata Group’s beloved pizza chain, The Pizza Project, is bringing back its classic $70 Margherita Pizza exclusively for Summer Spectacular until 31 July. Now, you know where to go this July for quality bites at unbeatable prices.
Find out more about Pirata Group’s Summer Spectacular.
Pirata Group has multiple restaurants across Hong Kong.
2. The Blooms by Epure x Lalique: Iconics Rose Nebula afternoon tea experience
Celebrate sunny summer days at the stunning al fresco garden adjacent to Epure, the Michelin-starred French restaurant. The Blooms by Epure is turning the garden afternoon tea experience up a notch with an exclusive collaboration with the renowned French crystal branch. Lalique. The Iconics Rose Nebula tea set, inspired by Lalique’s new collection of the same name, is gracing The Blooms until 31 July and will feature pink crystal displays at the venue’s entrance. In addition to French delicacies adorned with pink hues, guests will get to enjoy an exclusive Lalique gift!
The Blooms by Epure, Shop 403, L4, Ocean Centre, Harbour City, Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, p. 3185 8338
3. The Daily Tot: Pop-up Coconut Bar
Nothing says “summer” like the groovy tropical vibes at The Daily Tot! The local watering hole’s outdoor terrace is getting a makeover for Tropical Month with Hong Kong’s first Pop-up Coconut Bar. Revel in flavours of the Caribbean with three cocktails highlighting Planteray Rum, alongside The Daily Tot’s introduction of its new Caribbean Rum Pilgrimage special menu. What’s more, Cookie DPT will be satisfying your munchies with exciting Rum & Raisin cookies, complementing the cooling bevs at this Coconut Bar.
The Daily Tot, Shop E, LG/F, Felicity Building, 58 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2366 6836
4. Square Mile: Double Up Summer Spending Privileges campaign
Gear up for an unbeatable shopping extravaganza at West Kowloon’s Square Mile! The exciting lifestyle hub is introducing its Double Up Summer Spending Privileges campaign to bring you exclusive deals this summer season. Grab discounted e-vouchers worth $100 on its online platform until 19 August, so that you can use them at participating eateries, shops, and entertainment stores, like Sing Cup, Sweet Dreamer Dessert, Hea-Wellness Boutique, and more.
Square Mile, 11 Li Tak Street and 18 Ka Shin Street, Tai Kok Tsui, Hong Kong, p. 2984 1079
5. Feather & Bone x Canada Beef International Institute: July campaign
Did someone say “O Canada”? Feather & Bone sure did. In honour of Canada Day this year, the city’s beloved deli, butcher, grocer, and eatery, Feather & Bone, is partnering with the Canada Beef International Institute to bring premium Canadian-grade beef to Hong Kong. Steak lovers will be able to purchase striploins, rib-eyes, and more over the butcher counters at F&B locations across town all throughout July. Additionally, sample the goods yourself at pop-ups in select locations throughout the month as they serve you the authentic Canadian dish, Coopers Ale & Marmite Braised Canadian Short Ribs. Furthermore, to make this collaboration extra exciting, F&B is holding a social media giveaway. So, see if you have the luck to win the grand prize of a round-trip air ticket to Canada!
Feather & Bone has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
6. Burberry: Grand opening of Burberry Beauty store
Fans of Burberry, listen up: Burberry Beauty is stepping into the spotlight with its first standalone store in Hong Kong! Landing in Tuen Mun Plaza, this shop will feature the best from the luxury English brand’s beauty line. From the Beyond Wear Perfecting Matte Cushion SPF 15, to the Kisses Matte Lipstick (available in 20 shades!). With easy-to-apply, multi-use products, Burberry Beauty is here to help you to create the perfect look.
Burberry Beauty, Shop 1066, Tuen Mun Town Plaza Phase I, Tuen Shing Street, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, p. 2661 3028
7. Airside: The 12th Man
Embrace the football spirit at Airside, just in time for the 2024 Euros. With The 12th Man project, you’re invited to engage in some friendly competition on the pitch – and not just any pitch, but the first indoor two-versus-two simulated grass football pitch in a shopping mall in Hong Kong! Airside has also organised a myriad of cultural and artistic collaborations, like an exhibition showcasing vintage jerseys, and a retro-inspired capsule collection from Umbro and Luddite. While waiting for your team’s turn on the pitch, be sure to check out the other exciting football activities and experience classes. What’s more, make sure you snag a spot in the Football Championship where you’ll face a celebrity team to win lucrative prizes!
Airside, 2 Concorde Road, Kai Tak, Hong Kong, p. 2686 0333
8. Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong: 35th Ren-niversary Sales
Join Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong in celebrating its many decades serving the people of the 852 with amazing discounts for its 35th Ren-niversay Sales! Time-limited offers go live each week until 25 July at 5pm every Wednesday until 11.59pm the following day. So, nab a Celebra-cation deal on 5 July for discounted upgrades to a Garden View Room or Studio Suite stay. Then, on 10 July, Dynasty, the hotel’s Cantonese eatery, will offer a special discount for dishes like the Deep-fried Cashew and Shredded Taro. Come 17 July, a Mirage Weekend Brunch for two is up for grabs, as well as a specially priced East-Meets-West Dinner Menu. Lastly, 24 July will have Dynasty’s signature Mini Mooncakes available at 30% off for those wanting to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival in style.
Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong, 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, p. 2802 8888
[This article was originally published in December 2020 and updated in 2024 by Celia Lee.]
