![]() Vong
Address Vietnamese fusion cuisine gained popularity in Hong Kong many years ago now, but few restaurants do the style justice on the level of Vong. Blending traditional styles with French, Thai and other Southeast Asian influences, Vong is a local ... more... |
![]() Yung Kee
Address Curious about Cantonese food? Already a fan? If the answer to either question is yes, then Yung Kee is the restaurant for you. People flock from all corners of Hong Kong for Yung Kee’s roast goose—tender on the inside with a crispy skin. Also a good ... more... |
Yü
Address Located in the Intercontinental Hotel, Yü provides an ideal upscale setting if Cantonese is what you are craving. Famous among those who enjoy their seafood fresh, Yü serves up a variety of fresh fish, lobsters, oysters and crabs cooked in ... more... |
![]() Va Bene
Address Among expats craving a real Italian meal on the island of Hong Kong, Va Bene ranks near the top of the list. Located in the middle of Lan Kwai Fong, Hong Kong’s bustling bar district, after-dinner drinks are right at your fingertips. Make sure to ... more... |
![]() Unkai
Address For Japanese fine dining, you can’t go wrong at Unkai. Located in the Sheraton Hotel Hong Kong, Unkai blends the freshest tastes of each season on its rotating menu with a beautiful simplicity in presentation. Perhaps the strongest recommendation ... more... |
![]() Thai Lemongrass
Address While the décor and Thai pop music might not separate Thai lemongrass from its sea of competitors, the food certainly does. Authentic appetizers compliment a classic Thai menu, including a selection of spicy curries that will leave your mouth ... more... |
![]() Arirang Korean Restaurant
Address Korean BBQ has been a staple of the Asian restaurant scene for some time. Arirang is one of many reasonably priced, good quality Korean restaurants in Hong Kong. From kimchee to self-grilled BBQ, Arirang serves all the staples of Korean cuisine. ... more... |
![]() Shang Palace
Address Shang Palace takes the traditional route on Cantonese fare: dim sum for lunch, seafood and main courses for dinner. Shang’s shark’s fin soup is highly praised, as are the fried scallops. Steamed or sweet and sour, black bean or soy, Shang’s Palace ... more... |
Upcoming Agenda
Birthday of Kwan Tai
Kwan Tai is the God of War and the patron of Hong Kong's police and gangsters!
Cheung Chau Bun Festival
The Bun Festival is local to the island of Cheung Chau only. Pak Tai, the Taoist God of the Sea is worshipped and evil spirits are scare away by loud gongs and drums during the procession.
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Hong Kong - user Tracy Tomsett - 11/04/2007
British, living and working in Hong Kong.
XS2hongkong software is great! In an ever changing and fast paced city, keeping up with the local hotspots can be difficult. With XS2hongkong it's easy to find your way around without a guide book. I would certainly recommend it to visitors to HK. The fun phrases section is hilarious and a good way to strike up conversation - I have a talking phone!

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