
Best new Hong Kong bars: The Envoy —
Inspired by Hong Kong's colonial roots, Antonio Lai brings award-winning cocktails to The Envoy.

Le Dome de Cristal —
The elegant Le Dome de Cristal is the world's first Cristal-branded restaurant and bar.

Fu Lu Shou —
A large terrace is the highlight of Fu Lu Shou. The funky space is furnished with comfy sofas and swing seats.

Above —
Perched atop the new Ovolo Southside Hotel, Above has stunning views. Los Angeles-based graffiti duo Cyrcle decorated the walls with a mural depicting an imaginary Chinese uprising.

Rockabilly —
Rockabilly's unique range of craft beer, rock 'n' roll play list and 1950s attitude have earned it a loyal Hong Kong following.

Little L.A.B. —
Little L.A.B. aims to give traditional cocktails a Chinese twist.

Guay! —
Guay! is nothing short of chill. Even at full capacity it never feels cramped and the noise never gets overwhelming.

Stockton —
Walking through the heavy doors of Stockton is like stepping back into 1890s London.

Ham & Sherry —
Ham & Sherry resembles a traditional Spanish tapas bar. With Asia's largest sherry list, it offers more than 50 varieties and styles of the fortified wine.

Ping Pong 129 Gintoneria —
Ping Pong 129 Gintoneria is an enticing mash-up of Spanish and Hong Kong flair.

Nocturne —
A beautifully minimalist Japanese-style bar, Nocturne has a comprehensive selection of wine and whiskey that's hard to find in Hong Kong.

Caprice —
Cheese and wine is the star at Caprice Bar. Head sommelier, Sebastien Allano, recommends pairing Mimolette cheese with Hoegaarden beer for something different.


