Planning a birthday bash, an epic friends’ gathering, or the ultimate anniversary dinner? These restaurants for celebrations in Hong Kong have you covered.
Let the good times roll! Whether you’re rounding up the gang for a birthday party, treating your beau to a romantic candle-lit dinner, or planning to BYOB to a long-overdue catch-up with friends, you’re guaranteed to find plenty of awesome venues for your event. And if you’re in search of delicious fare fit for truly special occasions, our top picks of restaurants for celebrations in Hong Kong will not disappoint. Expect fantastic food, outstanding service, and great vibes all-around!
Plan the ultimate gathering at the best restaurants for celebrations in Hong Kong
1. Bochord
Celebrating a birthday, promotion, or anniversary? Add a tasteful touch to the occasion with a delectable meal at Bochord. Providing a sophisticated yet convivial atmosphere, this fine-dining gem is the top choice for an elegant, intimate affair. Nestled in the heart of Causeway Bay, Bochord offers a stunning panorama of Victoria Harbour, its splendour accompanied by live music performances every night from 7.30pm. And to welcome loyal and returning customers, the restaurant refreshes its lunch menu every two weeks to ensure each visit is a new and memorable experience. In addition to its extensive a la carte menu (chock-full of succulent steaks!), you can also opt for Bochord’s newly launched tasting menu, updated quarterly, for a specially curated feast.
Bochord, L1101, 11/F, World Trade Centre, 280 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, p. 3613 0092
2. TokyoLima
From team dinners to birthday parties, we at Honeycombers have had a fair share of champagne, celebration, and good vibes at TokyoLima. Buzzing with izakaya vibes, this late-night restaurant always makes us lose track of time with its fab Nikkei cuisine, ever-pouring drinks, and friendly service.
With a new team at the helm, TokyoLima is inviting you and your gang to come sample its new creations, complemented by familiarly warm hospitality. Gather your sake-loving friends to discover exquisite pairings with the Sake & Bite menu (available every Tuesday), or make things grander with the four-course Seafood Night feast on Thursdays. Featuring free-flow clams and mussels, you’ll get to indulge in an abundance of treasures from the sea, plus an exclusive Amber Ocean cocktail.
TokyoLima, G/F, Car Po Commercial Building, 18-20 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2811 1152
3. Chinesology
If you’re looking for a restaurant for celebrations in Hong Kong, make Chinesology the top of your list. Its stylish and opulent main dining room overturns our impression of typical Chinese restaurants, and adds a touch of grandeur and elegance to the experience. Chinesology offers various menus with redefined classics, all guaranteed to please. Let Chef Saito Chau take you on an interactive culinary journey through the Degustation Menu or the Seasonal Tasting Menu. Prefer a more intimate gathering? Enjoy a meal in one of the private dining rooms (for up to 10 guests).
Chinesology, Shop 3101, Podium Level 3, IFC Mall, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong, p. 6809 2299
4. Clarence
Ready to splash out for that special occasion? Then Clarence might be the ideal choice for you. This restaurant for celebrations in Hong Kong serves a menu of health-conscious dishes that blends traditional French cuisine with innovation and creativity. Bond with your companions over sharing dishes, such as the signature Yellow Chicken Cooked “Crapaudine”. What’s more, we love that Clarence’s main dining room gives the perfect balance between elegance and comfort, allowing you to enjoy fine dining-quality food in a casual and cosy setting.
Clarence, 25/F, H Code, 45 Pottinger Street, Central, Hong Kong, p. 3568 1397
5. Danji
Craving some hearty Korean food? Head over to Danji, a hip and contemporary Korean bistro located in the Starstreet Precinct. Its laid-back and casual atmosphere, coupled with delectable sharing dishes, make it a great restaurant for celebrations in Hong Kong. Dig into an array of Korean classics, from Grilled Galbi to Bossam to the comforting flavours of Crab Soybean Stew. Additionally, the vibrant eatery is open to hosting private events. Simply get in touch with the team about your next special occasion!
Danji, G/F, 7 Sun Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, p. 2623 9983
6. Ammo
You’ll have a blast celebrating at Ammo! Located in a former 19th century explosives compound, Ammo is an elegant contemporary restaurant that serves a menu of European classics with a twist. Share plates of Typhoon Shelter Fettuccine with Abalone and Clams; Slow-roasted Suckling Pig; “AFC” (Ammo’s Fried Chicken); and more for your next celebration. In addition, you can rely on Ammo’s events planning and catering services to realise your vision for any special occasion.
Ammo, Asia Society Hong Kong Centre, 9 Justice Drive, Admiralty, Hong Kong, p. 2537 9888
7. Kanizen
Scouting out restaurants for celebrations in Hong Kong with an intimate atmosphere? Kanizen may be your best bet. This Japanese crab specialist boasts a dimmed and elegant interior complete with wooden fixtures and bamboo highlights. Seafood lovers will delight in Kanizen’s crab dishes, which are available a la carte and in indulgent eight- or 10-course set menus. Savour your crustacean fresh, in a hotpot, as tempura, or with rice.
Kanizen, Shop 105, 1/F, Lee Garden One, 33 Hysan Avenue, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, p. 2866 1618
8. Brut!
Take your celebrations to Brut in Sai Ying Pun for a livelier and more casual affair! This dynamic restaurant serves contemporary French cuisine with unique twists. Impress your guests with Tahini Scallop, Cauliflower, Pomegranate, before sharing the Mediterranean Octopus and Miso Glazed Seasonal Vegetables around the table. Finally, end your celebration on a sweet note with the daily dessert. In addition to its a la carte offerings, Brut also offers events catering for private parties up to 28 guests. You’ll also have the option to customise the menu and wine list to create your perfect party.
Brut!, Shop C, G/F, Tung Cheung Building, 11 Second Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, p. 3460 5863
[This article was originally published in July 2024 and updated by Elaine Wong.]
