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The Best Kid-Friendly Alfresco Restaurants In Hong Kong 2026
Outdoor Dining & Terraces With Kids In Hong Kong 2026
Updated: October 13, 2026
Hong Kong does not do endless sunny weekends, so when the humidity lifts, families head straight for a terrace. This 2026 update of our alfresco dining guide keeps the venues that are still open and adds harbour, beach and neighbourhood tables that work with buggies, high chairs and the odd dog. Pair a booking with our top kid-friendly restaurants in Hong Kong if you want an indoor backup, because poolside and garden seats close when the signal goes up.
Where can we eat outside with kids in Hong Kong?
Book a real terrace when the humidity lifts. In Kai Tak, Fugazzi Pizzeria Napoletana at Cullinan Sky Mall has a dog-friendly alfresco terrace and Neapolitan pizza from 11am. Bistrot’s Suzette next door folds French doors onto Terrace Jardin, best for ages 6 and up. Elsewhere, The Farmhouse in North Point lets under-fives eat free, Mr Wolf in Central opens at 8am, and Limewood at The Pulse looks onto the playground.
Which outdoor restaurants in Hong Kong allow dogs?
Fugazzi has a pet menu on its Kai Tak terrace. Bistrot’s Suzette welcomes dogs on the Jardin and puts out treats, so ask for outside when you book. La Vache! and The Peak Lookout are pet-friendly, Spices at The Repulse Bay sits on the RePaws Bay patio, and Treasure Island at Pui O welcomes dogs Friday to Sunday.
Do alfresco tables close in rain or a typhoon?
Yes. Poolside and garden seats shut when the signal goes up. The Grill at Grand Hyatt has no indoor backup and closes in unstable weather, Typhoon Signal 8 or a Black Rainstorm. Mall terraces such as Fugazzi and Suzette can move you inside. Check the forecast before you promise the kids a terrace.
Which terraces work with a buggy and a high chair?
Cullinan Sky is the easy Kai Tak stop: both Fugazzi on level 2 and Suzette on the ground floor sit in a mall, about a 13-minute walk from Kai Tak Stadium. Portico at Spiga on Queen’s Road Central has room for a buggy, and Oolaa TKO sits on the Capri Place promenade. Nonna and Mr Wolf can set a high chair if you ask. Soho steps are harder with a stroller.
Where is a good beach or harbour lunch with kids?
Limewood and Spices in Repulse Bay put the beach and playground a short walk from the table. Treasure Island is the full Pui O day and is closed Monday to Thursday. BluHouse at Rosewood looks back at the Island skyline, and The Farmhouse faces Victoria Harbour in North Point. For a Kowloon terrace instead, book Suzette’s weekend brunch early, or share pizza at Fugazzi after the stadium.
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FUGAZZI PIZZERIA NAPOLETANA: Dog-Friendly Pizza Terrace In Kai Tak
Neapolitan Pizza And An Alfresco Terrace At Cullinan Sky MallFugazzi Pizzeria Napoletana opened in May 2026 at Cullinan Sky Mall, and the alfresco terrace is the family reason to book. Pizzas come out of a Stefano Ferrara oven, with Pizza al Carbonara and Mortadella e Pistacchio the ones to share, plus rigatoni and gnocchi if someone will not eat a pie. There is a pet menu, and dogs are welcome outside. A weekday set lunch from HK$128 makes it an easy add after Kai Tak Mall or a session at Playfield 5. Our Kai Tak restaurants guide has the indoor backup if the terrace is full.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- A dog-friendly alfresco terrace, with a pet menu
- Neapolitan pizza that shares across ages
- All-day hours, so it works before or after the stadium
Fugazzi Pizzeria Napoletana, Shop L202, 2/F, Cullinan Sky Mall, 10 Concorde Road, Kai Tak, Hong Kong, https://savorhospitalityhk.com/fugazzi/ Sunday to Thursday 11am–11pm; Friday and Saturday 11am–11.30pm.
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MR WOLF: Leafy Queen’s Road Terrace In Central
All-Day European Bistro With One Of Central’s Biggest TerracesMr Wolf ticks all the family-friendly boxes: breakfast through dinner, with a palm-lined terrace over Queen’s Road Central. The menu runs from eggs and brunch plates to pasta, steaks and a Sunday roast, and the terrace can be booked on its own. It is an easy pause between IFC and Soho, with high chairs if you ask. Sundays finish earlier, at 7pm, so do not plan a late family dinner. If the escalator crowd is too much, walk the kids through our Central playground picks afterwards.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Terrace seats are a real booking, not leftover pavement tables
- Opens at 8am, useful before school runs and weekend plans
- Sunday roast and a kids-friendly European menu in one place
Mr Wolf, 5/F, Crawford House, 70 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, https://mrwolf.hk/ Mondays and Tuesdays 8am–10.30pm; Wednesdays to Saturdays 8am–midnight; Sundays 8am–7pm.
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LITTLE COVE ESPRESSO: Outdoor Restaurant In Sai Kung
Sunny Terrace With Breakfast & Brunch OptionsHealthy breakfast bowls, smoothies, eggs, scrumptious avo toast, energy balls, and of course amazing coffee are just some of the delicious items on Little Cove Espresso's menu. This perfect family-friendly spot has two locations in Hong Kong - but definitely check out their Sai Kung branch and their amazing outdoor terrace.
Little Cove Espresso, Sai Kung Town Villa Block A, Siu Yat Building Block A, Shop 1+2, G/F, Sai Kung Hoi Pong Square, Sai Kung, Hong Kong, +852 6397 0875 https://www.instagram.com/littlecove.espresso/
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NONNA: Seaside Pizza Terrace At Gold Coast
Pizza, Gelato And A Sunset Terrace In So Kwun WatNonna at Gold Coast Piazza is the New Territories terrace that earns the drive. Pizzas with blistered crusts, coastal comfort plates and house gelato land on a wide outdoor deck a short walk from Golden Beach. It opens at 9am, so it works after a morning swim, and runs until 10pm Sunday to Thursday and 11pm on Friday and Saturday. High chairs are worth requesting on the terrace, which fills for sunset. Minibuses 43 and 43B from Tuen Mun stop close by. Check out our review of Nonna here.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- A sprawling terrace with a real sunset, not a pavement table
- Pizza and gelato that settle mixed ages
- Opens at 9am, useful after Golden Beach
Nonna, Shop R2, G/F, Gold Coast Piazza, 1 Castle Peak Road, So Kwun Wat, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, https://www.nonna-hk.com/ Sunday to Thursday 9am–10pm; Friday and Saturday 9am–11pm.
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LA VACHE! THE PEAK: Steak Frites With A Peak Tram Terrace
Unlimited Fries And A Dog-Friendly Terrace At Peak TowerLa Vache! at The Peak Tower is the simple Peak booking: salad, steak, and unlimited fries, with a dog-friendly terrace looking toward the tram. Window tables inside carry a minimum spend, so the terrace is the family ask if you want air and a view without the deposit. It is open daily from noon to 9pm. Go before the tram queue peaks, then let everyone run at Mount Austin Playground. Our Bakehouse at The Peak note covers the pastry stop next door if fries were not quite enough.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- One menu kids understand: steak, salad, unlimited fries
- Dog-friendly terrace with a tram-side view
- Daily hours that suit a half-day on the Peak
La Vache! The Peak, Shop 2, 1/F, The Peak Tower, 128 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong, https://blacksheeprestaurants.com/restaurants/la-vache/ Daily 12pm–9pm.
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SHAKE SHACK: Outdoor Burgers In Central And Kwai Fong
Casual Terrace Burgers At IFC Mall And MetroplazaShake Shack remains the no-reservation outdoor burger stop, with terrace-style seating at IFC Mall’s podium and at Metroplaza in Kwai Fong. It is not a view restaurant. It is the table you use when the morning has run long and someone needs fries in the next twenty minutes. Crinkle fries, shakes and a Bag O’ Bones for the dog cover the brief. Go early on weekends or accept a queue.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Two branches with outdoor seating, Island and New Territories
- Fast, familiar menu after a mall or playground session
- Dog-friendly treat at the counter if you are passing through
Shake Shack, Shop 4018, Podium Level 4, IFC Mall, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong, https://www.shakeshack.com.hk/ Hours follow mall trading Second branch: Shop 488–490, Level 4, Metroplaza, Kwai Fong.
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FALCONE THE PEAK: Neapolitan Pizza At Peak Galleria
Stone-Oven Pizza And Patio Views At Peak GalleriaFalcone at Peak Galleria is the pizza answer on the Peak, across from the tram. Chefs Roberta and Josh run Neapolitan pies and pasta, including a few Peak-only plates, in a room that opens onto the Galleria patio and its south-facing view. Weekdays run noon to 9pm; weekends from 10am, with a later start on the first Sunday of the month. It is closed some Mondays, so check before you tram up. The Galleria is dog-friendly, which helps if the terrace at La Vache! is full. Our family restaurant list has the indoor backup if the patio is windy.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Stone-oven pizza a minute from the Peak Tram
- Patio seating with a south-side view
- Weekend opening from 10am, useful before the crowds
Falcone The Peak, Shop G02, G/F, Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong, https://blacksheeprestaurants.com/restaurants/falcone/ Monday to Friday 12pm–9pm; Saturday and Sunday 10am–9pm; first Sunday of the month 11am–9pm.
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FEATHER & BONE: Butcher-Grill Patio In Clear Water Bay & Mid-Levels
Kids Menu, Pizza And A Sunny Terrace At Mount PaviliaFeather & Bone’s Clear Water Bay restaurant, in the retail block at Mount Pavilia, is the branch to book when you want outdoor seats rather than a butcher counter. The group still runs family menus and, at this site, pizzas and pastas alongside the grill. Mid-Levels Escalator and other branches have terraces too, but Clear Water Bay is the one that feels like a neighbourhood lunch.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Dedicated kids menu plus pizza, so negotiations stay short
- Outdoor space at the Clear Water Bay site, not only a city pavement
- Butcher-shop energy without a formal hotel dress code
Feather & Bone, Shop 1, G/F, Retail Block, Mount Pavilia, 663 Clear Water Bay Road, Clear Water Bay, Hong Kong, https://featherandbone.com.hk/ [Confirm: current Clear Water Bay hours before you drive out].
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TERRACOTTA LAMMA: Waterside Mediterranean On Lamma
Charcoal Grill And A Seafront Terrace By Yung Shue Wan FerryTerracotta Lamma, from the team behind Honky Tonks and Bourke’s, is the island lunch that still earns the ferry. The terrace sits on Yung Shue Wan Main Street, a short walk from the pier, with hummus, pita and charcoal chicken built for sharing. It is closed Tuesdays and opens at noon the other days. Walk-ins happen, but weekend golden hour fills up. Make it a day with the ferry and a flat pram-friendly stretch of the village - check out our family-friendly guide to Lamma.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- True waterfront seating, not a mall balcony
- Closed only on Tuesdays, so long weekends work
- Sharing plates that suit mixed ages
Terracotta Lamma, G/F, 47 Yung Shue Wan Main Street, Lamma Island, Hong Kong, https://terracottalamma.com/ Wednesday to Monday from 12pm until late; closed Tuesdays.
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SPICES: Asian Alfresco With A Sea View In Repulse Bay
Thai, Indian And Vietnamese Plates On A Dog-Friendly TerraceSpices at The Repulse Bay is the Southside terrace to book now that Breeze has closed. The menu runs through Thai, Indian, Vietnamese and Indonesian plates, with outdoor seats, sea views and a dog-friendly patio under the RePaws Bay programme. Weekday lunch is noon to 3pm, with snacks through the afternoon and dinner from 6pm. Weekends open at 11.30am and run through the evening. The beach and playground are the pressure valve between courses, the same circuit that makes Limewood useful. Casual dress.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Dog-friendly outdoor seats with a sea view
- A spread of Asian plates, so nobody shares one cuisine
- Beach and playground a short walk from the table
Spices, G/F, The Repulse Bay, 109 Repulse Bay Road, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, https://www.therepulsebay.com/en/dining/spices Weekday lunch 12pm–3pm; snack 2.30pm–5.30pm; dinner 6pm–9.30pm Monday to Thursday, 6pm–10.30pm Friday; Saturday 11.30am–10.30pm; Sunday 11.30am–9.30pm.
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THE PEAK LOOKOUT: Historic Cottage Terrace On The Peak
Colonial Stone Cottage Terrace Beside The Peak Tram And PlaygroundsThe Peak Lookout is open, pet-friendly, and still the terrace you want before or after the tram. The Grade II stone cottage does seafood, grills, Asian plates and a kids' menu, with garden tables and views toward Aberdeen. Weekdays run noon to 10pm; weekends and public holidays open at 8am. Mount Austin Playground is the pressure valve afterwards. La Vache! and Bakehouse at The Peak Tower now give you indoor backups if the terrace is full. Our Bakehouse at The Peak note covers the pastry stop with its own outdoor seats.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Garden tables at a landmark, not a food-court view
- Kids menu plus room to run at Mount Austin Playground
- Weekend breakfast start, useful if you tram up early
The Peak Lookout, 121 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong, https://www.peaklookout.com.hk/ Monday to Friday 12pm–10pm; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 8am–10pm.
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BISTROT'S SUZETTE: Parisian Terrace Jardin In Kai Tak
French Comfort Food And Folding Doors Onto A Dog-Friendly TerraceBistrot's Suzette opened at Cullinan Sky Mall in August 2026, a Silver Spoon and Chef Tiff Lo room with the terrace parents actually want. French casement doors fold onto Terrace Jardin, so restless kids can wriggle without a side-eye, and dogs get a treat. Share panisse frits, steak frites or beef bourguignon, then watch the crêpe soufflé à la Suzette finished at the table. Best for six and up. It is about a 13-minute walk from Kai Tak Stadium, so book on event days. Pair it with Playfield 5 if the frites were not quite enough of a run-around.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Terrace Jardin with doors that open the whole room
- Dogs welcome, treats included
- A tableside crêpe soufflé that holds a child's attention
Bistrot's Suzette, Shop G02, G/F, Cullinan Sky Mall, 10 Concorde Road, Kai Tak, Hong Kong, https://www.instagram.com/bistrots_suzettehk Daily 12pm–10pm.
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MAISON LIBANAISE: Refurbished Rooftop Mezze In Soho
Mezze, Lebanese Wine And A New Rooftop On Shelley StreetMaison Libanaise has just come back on Shelley Street after a full refit, reopening as a three-storey Lebanese house. Melissa Collison’s new rooms nod to a Beirut home, with a ground-floor mezze and wine bar on the escalator and a rooftop terrace for lunch, sunset and groups. Hummus, falafel and warm bread still do the family job. The rooftop is the alfresco reason to book, and it fills. Hours may have shifted with the reopening, so confirm before you promise the kids a terrace table.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- A fresh October 2026 refit, with the rooftop back
- Mezze plates that share easily across ages
- On the Mid-Levels Escalator, so no taxi gymnastics
Maison Libanaise, 10 Shelley Street, Soho, Central, Hong Kong, https://www.maisonlibanaise.com.hk/ Lunch and dinner daily; [Confirm: post-refurb hours, previously around 12pm–2.30pm and 6pm–10.30pm].
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THE GRILL AT GRAND HYATT: Poolside Barbecue Terrace In Wan Chai
Shaded Poolside Barbecue And Weekend Brunch In Wan ChaiThe Grill is the Wan Chai secret that feels like a resort: parasols, planters and a pool between you and the Harbour Road traffic. The all-day menu runs 11.30am to 10pm, with weekend brunch from 11.30am to 3pm. Little Steps has long flagged kids under five eating free on evening bookings, so check that offer when you reserve. The catch is weather. There is no indoor backup, and the terrace shuts in unstable conditions or Typhoon Signal 8 and Black Rainstorm. Build a wet-weather plan from our kid-friendly restaurant roundup.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Proper poolside setting a minute from the Wan Chai waterfront
- Weekend brunch with a barbecue focus kids understand
- Evening kids-under-five offer worth confirming at booking
The Grill, 11/F, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, https://www.hongkong.grand.hyattrestaurants.com/en/restaurants-and-bars/the-grill Daily 11.30am–10pm; weekend brunch 11.30am–3pm; terrace closes in bad weather.
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DUDDELL’S: Garden-Terrace Dim Sum In Central
Cantonese Dim Sum And A Leafy Terrace On Duddell StreetDuddell’s reopened after a full André Fu refit, and the garden terrace is back, reached through The Upper Room on the fourth floor. Weekday lunch, all-day dim sum, and a bubbly weekend brunch can be enjoyed outside. Read the house rules before you book dinner: children are welcome in the main rooms, but The Upper Room does not seat kids after 6 pm. Go at lunch if the terrace is the point. It is a calmer Cantonese counterpoint to the Western terraces nearby, and a good lead-in to our Hong Kong dim sum and family dining guides.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Still one of Central’s few true garden terraces
- Dim sum that works for grandparents and children at lunch
- Reopened and trading, with a clear kids cut-off upstairs at night
Duddell's, Levels 3 and 4, 1 Duddell Street, Central, Hong Kong, https://www.duddells.co/ Mondays to Saturdays 12pm–11pm; Sundays 12pm–10pm. Upper Room: no children after 6pm.
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LIMEWOOD: Beach Barbecue Vibes In Repulse Bay
Family Beach Plates Beside The Playground And Sand In Repulse BayLimewood at The Pulse is the Repulse Bay table that looks straight onto the playground. That view is the practical win: someone can keep an eye on the climbing frame between courses. The beach itself is the sand pit, so you do not need a lawn or lawn games to justify the trip. Weekday lunch runs 11.30am to 4pm and dinner 6pm to 10pm; weekends stretch the bar earlier. High chairs are available, but weekend tables go.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Playground in view, so a wriggly lunch does not end the outing
- The beach is the sand pit, a short walk from the table
- Valet parking if you are driving out with a car full of kids
Limewood, Shop 103 and 104, G/F, The Pulse, 28 Beach Road, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, https://limewood.hk/ Weekday lunch 11.30am–4pm, dinner 6pm–10pm; weekend hours vary, kitchen last order around 9pm.
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BLUHOUSE: Italian Terrace On Victoria Harbour In Tsim Sha Tsui
Pizza, Pasta And Gelato With A Harbour Terrace At Rosewood Hong KongBluHouse at Rosewood Hong Kong is the easy family upgrade on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront: Roman-style pizza, pasta, rosticceria and gelato, with terrace tables looking back at the Island skyline. Daytime is the sweet spot with kids. Smart-casual rules apply, so skip beachwear, and the room is busy on weekends. It pairs naturally with a harbour walk or the restaurants along Alfresco Lane if you want a second outdoor option nearby. Book the terrace rather than hoping for a walk-in window seat.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Real outdoor terrace, not a pavement table on Salisbury Road
- Gelato and pizza al taglio keep younger diners happy
- Open daily, so it works for school-holiday lunches
BluHouse, G/F, Rosewood Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, https://www.rosewoodhotels.com/en/hong-kong/dining/bluhouse Lunch 11.30am–2.30pm; afternoon menu 3pm–5pm; dinner 6pm–10.30pm daily.
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TREASURE ISLAND: Beach Club Terrace On Pui O Beach
Sun Terrace, Burgers And A Beach Day On LantauTreasure Island is the Pui O table you build the day around. The beach club restaurant, sun terrace and bar sit at the sand, with fish and chips, a beach burger and vegetarian plates, plus live sets on the busier weekends. It is an outing, not a quick lunch: bus 3M from Tung Chung, or drive and use the free parking out front. Dogs are welcome, and the beach is the run-around between courses. Closed Monday to Thursday, so aim for Friday through Sunday or a public holiday.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- A real sun terrace on the beach
- Dogs welcome, with free parking out front
- Weekend hours that suit a full Lantau day
Treasure Island, Pui O Beach, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, https://www.treasureislandhk.com/tig-restaurant/ Fridays 12pm–10pm; Saturdays 10am–10pm; Sundays and public holidays 10am–8pm; closed Mondays to Thursdays.
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PORTICO AT SPIGA: Italian Terrace Oasis In Central
Pizza, Aperitivo And A Planted Terrace Above Queen’s Road CentralPortico is the outdoor room of Spiga, on the third floor of LHT Tower, and it is one of the larger terraces still open in Central. Daytime is pizza, small plates and coffee; evenings turn into aperitivo. Families do better at lunch, before the DJ sets. It was missing from the last guide and earns a place for sheer space: buggies fit, and you are off the pavement. Pair it with a Soho wander or the brunch ideas in our family restaurant guide.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- One of Central’s roomier planted terraces
- Pizza and Italian bites that travel well with children
- Open daily from late morning, so it is not dinner-only
Portico At Spiga, 3/F, LHT Tower, 31 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, https://www.sandshospitality.com/portfolio/spiga Portico 11.30am–11.30pm daily.
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OOLAA TKO: Waterfront All-Day Dining In Tseung Kwan O
Brunch, Fajitas And A Promenade Terrace In Tseung Kwan OOolaa TKO was the gap for New Territories families. It is still open on the Capri Place waterfront, opposite the French International School, with outdoor seats on the promenade. Breakfast starts at 7am on weekdays and 8am on weekends, and the menu covers cobb salad, fajitas on Thursdays, ribs and a burger set at lunch. Free parking with redemption helps if you are driving. It is the local answer when Central terraces feel like a project. Strollers do better here than on Soho steps, and our playground guide covers the nearby promenade.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Real waterfront seating in Tseung Kwan O, not a mall atrium
- Opens early enough for breakfast before the school run
- Weeknight specials that stop the “what’s for dinner” debate
Oolaa TKO, Shop G16, G/F, Capri Place, 33 Tong Yin Street, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong, https://www.oolaagroup.com/restaurants/oolaa-tseung-kwan-o Monday to Friday 7am until late; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 8am until late; last food orders 10pm Sunday to Thursday, 11pm Friday and Saturday.
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SHIRO CENTRAL: All-Day Japanese Terrace At Tai Kwun
Sushi, Robata And A Parade Ground Terrace In CentralShiro Central is the Shiro group's Tai Kwun room, in the Armoury Building since January 2026. Sushi, sashimi, yakitori and robata sit alongside a few Tai Kwun-only plates, with junior bento boxes and mini sushi sets carried over from the Pacific Place favourite. The alfresco bit is the point here: terraces on the ground and first floors, including the Parade Ground Mango Tree terrace, so milder days come with room to wiggle. Weekends open at 10am for a breakfast bento. Book the terrace if that is the reason you are going. It slots neatly into a Tai Kwun morning from our neighbourhood guide.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Ground and first-floor terraces, including the Parade Ground Mango Tree
- Junior bento and mini sushi sets for smaller appetites
- Weekend breakfast bento from 10am
Shiro Central, Shop 02, G/F, Armoury Building, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, https://shiro-sushi.com/shiro-central/ Monday to Friday 11.30am–10pm; Saturday and Sunday 10am–10.30pm; weekend breakfast bento 10am–12pm.
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WANT MORE OUTDOOR RESTAURANTS IN Hong Kong?
CENTRAL
- Cafe Claudel, https://www.pastis.hk/cafe-claudel
- Lok Cha Tea House Tai Kwun, https://www.lockcha.com/
- Madame Fu, https://www.madamefu.com.hk/
- Pazta, https://www.pazta.hk/
- Zuma, https://zumarestaurant.com/
REPULSE BAY
- CoCoNuts, https://www.facebook.com/Coconuts/
- Amalfitana, www.amalfitana.hk
- Restaurants At The Pulse, thepulse.com.hk
SHEK O
- Cococabana, https://www.facebook.com/Cococabanahk/
CAUSEWAY BAY
- Elephant Grounds, www.elephantgrounds.com
LAMMA ISLAND
- Rainbow, www.lammarainbow.com/
TSIM SHA TSUI
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