We’ve updated our guide for 2026 to help you plan the perfect grown-up weekend brunch with friends. Whether you’re craving Asian cuisine, Italian fare, or a classic buffet-style international mix, we’ve got you covered. This year, we’ve included top picks like Zuma, LPM, and Nobu, among others, ensuring a diverse selection of the city’s best boozy brunches.
Imagine this: Luxurious decor, mouthwatering Sichuan cuisine, and you dressed to the nines on a Sunday. Picture yourself enjoying free-flowing champagne before stepping onto a lush, leafy terrace. This is no ordinary brunch—this is the Majestic Brunch, happening every Sunday at Grand Majestic Sichuan.
Indulge in an extravagant weekend feast featuring our signature flavors with no limits, including the highly anticipated return of our unforgettable Sichuan Fried Chicken, available exclusively at Majestic Brunch. Enhance the experience with an optional two hours of free-flow champagne.
Start with unlimited servings of appetizers like Bang Bang Chicken and our beloved Chili Pork Wontons. Then, choose from mains such as Firecracker Chicken, Kung Pao Prawns, or Tangerine Peel Beef. And the best part? Unlimited servings of our iconic Dan Dan Noodles.
It’s a brunch experience like no other—bold flavors, endless indulgence, and pure elegance.
How much: HK$588 food only | HK$888 for food + 2 hours free-flow including champagne (Champagne Tienot Brut), wines and beer
Grand Majestic Sichuan, 3/F, Alexandra House, 18 Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong, +852 2151 1299, https://grandmajesticsichuan.com/
NOBU is back with a bang in Hong Kong, and is, believe it or not, offering an exceptional value free-flow brunch on Saturdays.
Starters include edamame, shishito peppers with den miso, umami chicken wings, and crispy okra with spicy ponzu. The menu features a variety of sushi and sashimi options as well as salmon and shrimp tacos. Additional seafood offerings include yellowtail jalapeno and scallop dry miso sashimi, alongside specialties like toro tartare with caviar.
For main courses, guests can choose two dishes such as rock shrimp tempura with creamy spicy sauce, black cod miso, sea bass tempura, and Nobu wagyu foie gras slider. Vegetarian dishes and salads like vegetable ceviche and baby spinach salad with yuzu dry miso are also available. The meal concludes with a choice of dessert, including the Nobu cheesecake, caramelized soy tofu cake, yuzu parfait, and a selection of ice creams.
Nobu, 2/F, Regent Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, +852 2313 2313, https://noburestaurants.com/hong-kong/home
LPM, Central’s beloved French Riviera-inspired destination on Stanley Street, is bringing exciting changes to its weekend offerings. Starting January 17th, the popular “La Vie en Rosé” brunch moves to Saturdays, featuring a refreshed menu of sumptuous seafood platters, truffle specials, decadent desserts, and vibrant cocktails that capture the joie de vivre of the Côte d’Azur. Guests can choose between "A Mocktail Life" (HK$688) or "A Champagne Life" (HK$998), with the latter including both blanc and rosé champagnes—a rare indulgence for free-flow brunches. Signature cocktails like the Nitro Tomatini and Riviera Citron add a playful twist.
Sundays now offer a special à la carte menu with the option of a 1.5-hour champagne freeflow for HK$488, alongside exclusive dishes like Salade de Crabe and Lobster Provençal. Whether you’re savoring freshly shucked oysters, Grilled Lobster Provençal, or the theatrical Exotic Baked Alaska, LPM’s relaxed yet sophisticated setting is perfect for unhurried afternoons filled with Mediterranean-inspired delights.
LPM, 23-29 Stanley Street Shop 1, UG, H Queen's, Central, Hong Kong, +852 2887 1113, https://lpmrestaurants.com/hongkong/
If you're looking for a delicious free-flow Italian brunch option, you've come to the right place. Cantina serves its non-stop brunch on weekends and public holidays and is a perfect option for a family-friendly meal. Gracing the first floor of Tai Kwun and overlooking the main courtyard, brunch there is a serious affair. Start with unlimited cicchetti (small plates) of bruschetta trio, salmon tartare, and more. Main course options include prawn and zucchini tagliatelle, braised beef with mashed potatoes, and the decadent veal Milanese for 2 (+HK$258). Leave room for dessert and their platter of cannolo siciliano, and tiramisu. Plus, there's a balloon entertainer for the kids every Sunday.
Cantina, Police Headquarters Block 01, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, +852 28483000, https://aquarestaurantgroup.co.uk/cantina/
Hutong’s popular Feng Wei brunch is available on Sundays and public holidays. Featuring such delights as unlimited dim sum, sliced beef short ribs with golden garlic, Red Lantern crab as well as the option to add on a crispy Aromatic Peking duck served with Chinese pancakes (+HK$488 serves 3-4 people), it’s guaranteed to please everyone! Some of Hong Kong’s best Chinese performers are also on hand to entertain. Click here for more information.
Hutong, 18/F, H Zentre 15 Middle Road Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, +852 34288342, https://hutong.com.hk/
Duddell's sophisticated setting (they've recently undergone a stylish refurbishment), tasty dim sum, and generous free flow make this a firm favorite amongst the city's brunch-loving crowd. Its "Upper Room Weekend Brunch Menu" is served fresh with unlimited orders per table from the comprehensive menu that includes dim sum, soups, mains, rice and noodles, and dessert. Make sure to get an order (or two!) of the Peking Duck.
Duddell's, Level 3, Shanghai Tang Mansion, 1 Duddell Street, Central, Hong Kong, +852 2525 9191, info@duddells.co, www.duddells.co
Hidden away in the basement at the back of trendy bar Hugger Mugger, Chaiwala is our go-to spot for Indian food. Their Bazaar Brunch Buffet on Sundays offers a beautiful buffet counter of blazing bites (with all your favorite Indian street food snacks) as well as zesty garden greens. Then you'll get unlimited servings of tandoori and curries (all with vegetarian options available) as well as naan and rice. Add on the dessert buffet (+HK198) for delicious Indian sweets and fruits.
Chaiwala, Basement 43, 55 Wyndham Street, Central (enter through the bar Hugger Mugger), +852 2362 8988, info@chaiwala.hk, www.chaiwala.hk
A favorite from the Pirata Group, Honjo serves up tasty modern Japanese cuisine in a relaxed and cozy setting. Starters include edamame, spinach, and wagyu and are served family-style to the table. Next comes an impressive (unlimited!) assortment of sashimi, maki, nigiri, and oysters. Each guest can then choose one main, including chicken and Honjo tempura, amongst others. If you manage to save room for dessert, enjoy the Chef's selections plus an assorted fruit platter. A vegetarian brunch menu is also available for the same price, although there is only one main course to choose from - cauliflower with black truffle, capers, and almonds.
Honjo, 1/F, 77-91 Queen's Road West, +852 2663 3772, info@honjo.hk, www.honjo.hk, Facebook, Brunch Open Weekends/PH 11:30am-3:15pm
A lovely and vibrant garden bar and eatery on Wan Chai's Ship Street, Ruam serves up casual Thai food and tasty cocktails and boasts a lush, expansive terrace that's perfect for long lunches. Brunch is available every weekend and on public holidays from 11:30am to 3:00pm and provides exceptional value starting at HK$358 per person for a selection of starters to share (think pork neck, papaya salad and larb moo or ground pork salad), one main per person (free-range green chicken curry and pad thai amongst others) as well as dessert.
Ruam, 1/F, J Residence, 60 Johnston Road (entrance on Ship Street), Wan Chai, +852 3160 8535, www.ruam-thai.com.
Next on our list is a spot that's been a favorite amongst Hong Kong's brunch crew since its opening way back in 2007. Zuma pairs an array of delicious Japanese dishes with fine champagne, in an ultra-sleek and elegant setting. Zuma’s new brunch experience offers a feast of Japanese-inspired delights with exceptional service and generous portions. Guests are treated to signature starters like Seared Beef Tataki with Truffle Ponzu, Seared Salmon with Lemon and Soy, and a Potato Salad with Truffle Mayo, followed by a stunning sushi and sashimi platter featuring salmon, tuna, hamachi, and spicy tuna rolls—a table favorite. Vegetarian diners are equally well-catered for with exquisite sushi options. The highlight is the Baikingu Station, a Japanese-style buffet with upgraded offerings near the robata grill, where diners can enjoy dishes like assorted tempura, shrimp karaage, pork gyoza, and Angus sirloin steak. Premium mains, including roasted lobster or A4-grade Miyazaki Wagyu, add an extra touch of luxury to this unforgettable dining experience.
There is also a fun night brunch that happens in the lounge area on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, with a DJ and dancing too! Click here for the menu.
Zuma, Level 5 & 6 Landmark Atrium, 15 Queen's Road Central, Central, +852 3657 6388, info@zumarestaurant.com.hk, www.zumarestaurant.com, Instagram,
Enjoy a luxurious 3-hour free-flow brunch at Casa Sophia Loren, located in the iconic building where The Pawn once stood. Indulge in a set menu featuring Italian classics, from burrata and beef tartare to roasted chicken or premium upgrades like beef tagliata and cod fish baked in Carta Fata. Pair your meal with generous beverage packages, starting at HK$80 for soft drinks, HK$200 for prosecco or wine, HK$300 for champagne and cocktails, or HK$600 for Ruinart Blanc de Blancs. A perfect blend of elegance and indulgence in a historic setting!
Casa Sophia Loren, The Heritage Woo Cheong Pawn Shop, 60A-66 Johnston Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, +852 3594 6199, reservations@sophialorenhk.com, https://heritage1888.com/casa-menu
Aqua offers one of the city’s most iconic free-flow brunches, blending Italian and Japanese flavors. Indulge in 120 minutes of unlimited sushi, sashimi, appetizers, pizzas, and more, with optional add-ons like signature mains or free-flow drink packages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic). Saturdays feature a lively atmosphere with DJs and live performances, while Sundays are family-friendly with kids’ entertainment, face painting, and a complimentary meal for one child (under 10) per adult. For a different experience, an à la carte menu is also available. Note: offerings and schedules may vary.
aqua, 17/F, H Zentre, 15 Middle Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, +852 3427 2288, aqua@aqua.com.hk, https://aqua.com.hk
Porterhouse’s Spectacular Seafood Weekend Brunch is a must for seafood and meat lovers looking for a generous free-flow experience. Available on Saturdays, Sundays and selected public holidays from 12pm to 3pm, this refined yet indulgent brunch features towering displays of fresh seafood, inventive chef’s specials and elevated classics, all for HK$528 per adult and HK$328 per child. Guests can enhance the feast with optional free-flow packages ranging from sparkling tea and house punch to premium Champagne, wines and spirits. Advance online reservations with a HK$200 deposit unlock a 10% discount on selected free-flow packages, making this legendary brunch even more rewarding.
Porterhouse, 24/F, California Tower, 30-36 D'Aguilar Street, Lan Kwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong, +852 2522 6366, https://lkfconcepts.com/pages/porterhouse
The Verandah offers a classic and elegant free-flow Sunday brunch in the heart of Repulse Bay, perfect for a leisurely seaside weekend indulgence.
Brunch begins with an abundant buffet of fresh seafood and appetisers, followed by a choice of main courses served at the table. Guests can then return to the buffet to enjoy assorted desserts and live dessert stations, rounding out a refined yet relaxed brunch experience in The Verandah’s iconic colonial-style dining room.
The free-flow beverage packages run for two hours and range from mineral water and non-alcoholic drinks to cocktails, beers, wines and champagne, with the option to upgrade house champagne to Maison Mumm RSRV Cuvée 4.5 Brut Grand Cru N.V.
The Verandah, The Repulse Bay, 109 Repulse Bay Road, Hong Kong, +852 2292 2888, https://www.therepulsebay.com/
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