Fritzjames Stephen
When holidaying in Hong Kong one would be met with many attractions and places to visit. While you are in the midst of sightseeing, be sure to check out the various types of restaurants that are found in every nook and cranny of the city, each with its distinct flavour.
This two-storied restaurant is tastefully adorned with artwork on its walls and offers an array of meaty treats ranging from pork spare ribs to its all-time favourite steamed flower crab.
From Tuscany seafood soup, lobster spaghetti to some of the finest red and white wines, such is the menu provided at Gold which must be visited at least once during your time in the city.
Savour a delightful spread of western and continental dishes at Harlan's which comes across as more than just a restaurant to dine at. The wrap-around terrace provides diners with clear views of Hong Kong while they dig into yummy Japanese Kobe beef.
Owned by local actress Carina Lau, this eatery is sure to tempt your taste buds into trying out its range of Spanish cuisine which constantly attracts hordes of local and foreign nationals alike.
Be escorted to the heart of Thailand where pad Thai, green papaya salads and freshly prepared Thai drinks are readily available.
Pick and choose off the tapas-style menu which features lobster linguine, Wagyu foie gras burgers and cocktails to truly cap off a unique experience.
Once you step inside this cosy eatery, be prepared to savour the flavours of France. Whether its roast chicken, seafood soup or veal kidney, one's time here with the family is sure to go off well.
Regarded as Hong Kong's oldest noodle house which has served customers the world over for over 60 years, Mak's Noodle is ready to dazzle you with its popular wonton noodles in soup coupled with a choice of meat or pork.
Get a true taste of Scandinavia when you seat yourself at FINDS. Found down 1st Manor, 39, Kimberly Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, one would be offered the ease of selecting from the cuisines of Finland, Denmark and even Norway out of which the latter's diver's scallop is a must-try.
Fondly referred to as 'tycoon's canteen', the restaurant is where one will find the delectable soy sauce chicken, baked stuffed crab shells, dim sum and a whole lot more. Book a table and settle into what most certainly will be the best meal you will ever have while residing in Cosmopolitan Hong Kong known to be a Wan Chai hotel Hong Kong popular for its dining options.
