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The ancient décor has not been changed for years, yet the food here is perhaps the by word in traditional Cantonese dishes. Shark's fin here is the best one can get anywhere.
The ancient décor has not been changed for years, yet the food here is perhaps the by word in traditional Cantonese dishes. Shark's fin here is the best one can get anywhere.
Cuisine: Chinese
Daily 11:30am-2:30pm and 6-11:30pm 53-59 Kimberley Rd Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Reservations recommended for dinner Phone: 852/2366 0286
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hong-kongA great choice for French food with much European influence, the service here is also par excellence. The elegant restaurant with classic French crockery is still considered one of Hong Kong's best restaurants. The ambience is beautiful and to add to the mood there is live music and a dance floor.
hong-kongIn the heart of the crowded Lan Kwai Fung, one is transported to this quiet restaurant. The food here is from Southern France with some mouth watering delicacies like the grilled scallops, or duck leg. The desserts are mouth watering.
hong-kongThis is a beautifully designed restaurant in the Stunning Victoria Peak area with spectacular views. To add to this flavor is the live Jazz music one is treated too. Perfect for a family outing, there is a choice of food from all parts of the world, be it Italian, Thai, Indian, Mughlai, Chinese, Japanese or American. The helpings especially of the salad are generous. An additional feature is an area for children to play in.
hong-kongThis restaurant in the Four Seasons Hotel is a specialty French restaurant where reservations are a must. The renowned Chef Vincent Thiery personally supervises the kitchen to create delicious French specialties. The décor is a great blend of modern and classic. Chinese and international art adorn the walls. The view of Victoria Harbor adds to the delicate flavors. The capelli pasta, scallops or the duck delicacies are suggested. There are fixed priced menus on offer too.
hong-kongThis restaurant is on two levels with great views of the harbor. In slick style with black furniture, high ceiling and floor to ceiling windows, it offers delicious Northern Italian food with innovative menus. It offers a variety of Italian wines to go with the food.
hong-kongThis is one of the best Japanese restaurants in Hong Kong. The chef is from Osaka. The décor is elegant yet subtle. Unless very familiar with Japanese food, it may be better to try the fixed menu to savor all the delicacies and specialties.
hong-kongThe huge selection of salads, imported meat steak selections, and a variety of the best international wines make this a memorable dining experience. The food is delicious and service impeccable.
hong-kongThis restaurant is decorated with tasteful beauty and serenity. It commands a breathtaking view of the Victoria Harbor. The table is set with expensive jade. The cuisine is Cantonese but with a lot of innovations to please the palate of every international traveler. The chef is known to change the menu with each lunar month hence always offering a new delicacy to try out. The Dim Sums are delicious.
hong-kongThe décor here is whacky, but the sweeping views, especially of the harbor and Hong Kong's skyline are amazing. The food is excellent. It is a combination of East and West. The fixed menu gives an opportunity to try the specialties.
hong-kongNot giving too much emphasis to décor, the restaurant offers very authentic Italian food. The bar is well equipped and the staff is very friendly and warm.
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hong-kongLocated along the Victoria Harbor waterfront, the Avenue of Stars in Tsimshatsui is the Far East's equivalent to the Hollywood Walk of Fame. It is a tribute to the great movie and TV industry of Hong Kong, a tribute to the professionals who have contributed to the territory's hundred-year history of film making. The Avenue of Stars features commemorative plaques, hand prints of movie celebrities, descriptive milestones, kiosks with movie memorabilia, a towering Hong Kong Film Awards statuette, and a life size statue of Bruce Lee, the legendary kung-fu star.
hong-kongMuseum of History is another landmark of this area. Established in 1975 when it became a separate entity, it finally got its permanent home only in 1998 on 100 Chatham Road, South Tsimshatsui. This colossal museum has the same colour planning as the Science Museum next door. If one is a history enthusiast, this is the place to go to. Intricate details of the history of Hong Kong can be found here. There are plenty of reconstructed facts interestingly brought out with costumes, photographs, old artefacts and even a 100 year old reconstructed street. There are five branches of this Museum around Hong Kong.
hong-kongAs Hong Kong boasts of both the Disney land and Ocean Park, children all over the world will always enjoy a visit. Besides this all tours are child friendly and quite interesting for children. To take a cruise by day or night, dolphin watch tour, just play on the beach, or go for some water sports, the best being on Lantau, is something all kids love to do.
hong-kongHong Kong Dolphin Watch is a special tour every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, mainly by environmentalists to raise sensitivity and protect the Pink Dolphin.
hong-kongThe Tin Hau Temple is a protected monument and located on Causeway Bay. This temple is dedicated to Tin Hau, the Goddess of the Sea. It still retains a lot of the original architecture and form.
hong-kongVictoria Park, in Causeway Bay, originally built as a protection from Typhoons is today a popular park, with a statue of Queen Victoria at the main entrance. It now has many sports facilities and international tennis tournaments are hosted here. There are pools, fountains and children areas. Events like the Lunar New Year Fair, Annual Flower Show and Expositions are held in this park. People also hold their protests, demonstrations and meetings here.
hong-kongCauseway Bay is in the Northern area of the Island. It is one of the world's most expensive shopping areas to rent a place. It has the famous Times Square indoor shopping plaza, the famous Japanese store Sogo, The World Trade Centre, Fashion Island, Fashion Walk, Windsor House, and Lee Gardens. It is the trendy, upmarket area popular with the fashion conscious youth. It has some great hotels and service apartments. The Royal Yacht Club is located here. The famous Noon day Gun is still shot from here as an age old tradition of signaling time.
hong-kongVictoria Peak is at 550 m above sea level and as such offers breathtaking views of both the Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon area along with the Harbor. It is a must visit both during the day and at night. The main view point is on the roof of a shopping mall even though the actual peak is to the west. There is a lot of entertainment on the Peak as well as some great eateries. Tram rides to the Peak can be taken.
hong-kongZoological and Botanical Gardens are on the northern slopes of Victoria's Peak. Started as a Botanical Garden in 1871, it was renamed with the increasing interest and additions to the Zoological sections. Albany Road divides this Garden into two parts which are connected by a subway. It is in the area between Garden Road, Upper Albert Road, Robinson Road and Glenealy. The Western part is where all the mammals and reptiles can be seen. The eastern part of the Garden has a beautiful Children's playground, Jaguar enclosures, Fountains and Terrace Gardens and a Green House.
hong-kongOld Man Mo Temple located on Hollywood Road was built in 1848 and is the oldest and most well known temple of Hong Kong. It pays tribute to Man Tai, the god of Literature and Mo Tai, the god of war whose images are found inside. Many throng this temple and burn incense sticks. It is believed that physical strength and intelligence is granted in the worship here.
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hong-kongThis is a sophisticated business hotel, conveniently situated at the heart of Hong Kong Island, right next to the Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Centre. The Victoria Harbor view is stunning as this is again one of the tallest hotels in Hong Kong. It has direct access to the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station which is located in its basement. The lobby is palatial, done up in art deco style complete with marble columns, fountains, palm trees and wood paneling, and impeccable interiors. With its charming and professional service standards it is a great choice for international travelers.
hong-kongThis legendary award winning architectural marvel is ideally located on the waterfront in the East side of Tsim shat Sui. It has the enthralling Victoria harbor view in front and the business and shopping hub next door. Once in the hotel, the chaos and bustle of the world's most busy city is left behind and one can loose oneself in the enveloping warmth of the hotel and its renowned service standards.
hong-kongThis Hotel is located in the Central district and with its 56 storeys, is the tallest hotel in Hong Kong. The lights of Hong Kong and the Peak and Harbor are unbeatable viewing from the Island Shangrila. It is the final word in luxury and splendor. It has fabulous chandeliers, the finest carpets on its floors, a number of delicate artworks and stylish settings. In fact the walls of the atrium from the 39th to 56th floor have a huge silk Chinese painting done by 40 painters and considered the largest landscape painting in the world. There is a lounge in this area as well as an extremely well equipped old world style library.
hong-kongThe first Asian flagship hotel of the Marriott group, The JW Marriott was inaugurated in 1989 and is the second in the trio of hotels connected to the finest shopping and dining experiences of the Pacific Place Shopping Mall. This 27 storey hotel again commands a great view of the Harbor, and the greenery of the Peak. It has the MTR station right next to it. Known as a business hotel, it has the best convention and conference facilities. Yet the flawless service standards cater to every whim and give equal attention to relax the traveler, leisure or business. There is wireless access in all public areas.
hong-kongThe 3rd in the trio of hotels attached to the Pacific Place upmarket shopping and dining mall. This 61 storey hotel was built in 1990. The Hong Kong Park is next door to this stylish luxury hotel, and so is the MTR station. It has easy access to all modes of transport and to sites of interest. The hotel is contemporary in style, but has enough Asian features and traditional touches to soften and give warmth to it.
hong-kongThis 33 storey hotel has been awarded the best boutique hotel in Asia by Travel Weekly Asia Industry awards. It is located at the center of the financial and business district and is a walking distance from the popular and vibrant Soho and Lan Kwai Fong areas. There is efficient public transport system connecting this hotel and it has places of interest like the Hong Kong Park, Man Mo temple, The Times Square, The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, The Peak, Ocean Park and Disney Land within easy reach. The hotel provides complimentary shuttles to the Hong Kong Central Station, Star Ferry Pier etc. There is private self parking at a charge.
hong-kongWith its Japanese Heritage this modern premium hotel emphasizes on sincerity in effort, professional ethos, high service standards and a multi lingual staff well trained to handle all international and domestic guests.
hong-kongThis strategically located hotel on Nathan Road, considered a mile long shopping extravaganza, is in the heart of Kowloon's busy commercial and entertainment hub. Yet it maintains a peaceful charm amidst the chaos. The boat tours and ferries are only five minutes walk from this hotel. The MTR station is next door and the Space Museum, Museum of History and the Kowloon Park are all close by.
hong-kongWith the MTR station as well as the Ferry harbour close by, this hotel is well located on the busy shopping area in Tsimshatsui.
hong-kongSituated on the busy Causeway Camp, this is the first Phillipe Stark's designed boutique hotel in Asia. It is the finest blend of a hotel and serviced apartments. With its white background, warm teak floors, objects of art creatively placed, it has the ideal more livable feel of both a home and hotel, of luxurious settings with comfortable atmosphere, of aromatic candles and gifts welcoming guests. The apartment comes with a dining table, ultra modern amenities, a fully equipped kitchen, mini bars, work areas, top quality audio equipment including flat screen TV, DVD units, surround sound, free wireless broadband and local calls. The laundry can be handled by the hotel, but one has the provision of doing one's own laundry in outdoor terrace Laundromats. There is privacy in cozily done alcoves and curtained enclosures in the rooms. This is certainly the place for longer stays.