Little Steps Asia has just updated their TOP 60 Family-Friendly Restaurants in Hong Kong, with lots of fun and new additions! From family and kid-friendly restaurants in Central, to Wan Chai and TST, to Sai Kung we’ve got you covered on where to take the hungry little ones on your next outing. Whether you fancy Chinese food and dim sum or a fun and lively pizzeria where the kids and adults will eat to their heart’s content, they’re all listed in our complete guide!
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Ideal for the early risers (opening daily at 8:00am!), The Diner offers a full menu of American classics ranging from robust breakfasts and brunches (don't miss their pancakes!) to juicy burgers, satisfying sandwiches, nutritious power bowls (perfect for fitness buffs), and fresh salads. With its vibrant music and lively atmosphere, you won't have to worry about keeping the kids quiet here!
Drop by for a slice of some of the best Neapolitan pizza in the city at Falcone, in ifc Mall, perfect after a day of shopping or a movie! Other noteworthy items on the menu include some delicious meatballs, freshly made pasta, and a decadent chocolate cake. The kids, and adults, will love the beautiful decor and the convivial atmosphere. No bookings unfortunately!
The Sixteenth in Quarry Bay, a Pirata Group gem, offers a dual dining experience with both Japanese and Italian cuisines, an expansive terrace, and a dedicated kids' playroom! Relax and savor your brunch while the children are entertained close by - making it the ideal weekend outing!
The buffet brunch at the Garden Lounge of the Murray Hotel has been a well-kept secret for too long. Book their brunch or lunch on Saturdays and Sundays to enjoy child-friendly buffets (they make them low enough for the little ones to be able to pick and choose what they want!) and of course free-flow options for the grown-ups too. Once done, head outside and zoom around on the electric cars on the terrace.
Steak-frites anyone? The classic formula at La Vache Parisian steakhouse never disappoints - green salad topped with walnuts, followed by entrecote steak with secret sauce and ample helpings of french fries. Don't forget to ask for coloring pens to keep the little ones occupied while you wait!
Located on the Kennedy Town waterfront, Grain is a fascinating and innovative playground for guests who love to eat long lunches with friends and families. Choose from delicious snacks, the decadent weekend brunch, Sunday roasts, daily choices, or the kid's menu that features battered haddock with proper chips and dipping mayo and green pasta with tomato sauce, basil, and parmesan. The open kitchen provides a fun focus as you watch the culinary team add some theatre to dining.
Jello & Mellow offers a captivating environment that serves as both a playhouse and a café-restaurant, catering to both children and adults. Reserve your 2-hour session via this link!
This 5,700 sq ft space, inspired by Nordic design, is an excellent choice for hosting children's parties and events. It features an indoor adventure playground alongside a restaurant that provides a menu of healthy, tasty, and kid-friendly meals, including pasta, pizzas, smoothies, and even champagne for adults. Additionally, Jello and Mellow regularly organizes workshops, community activities, and cake-decorating classes led by renowned international chefs.
Enjoy an alfresco BBQ meal with the gang at The Grill at Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, where kids under 5 eat free every evening from 6:30pm until 10pm! This family-friendly spot perched on the 11th floor offers highchairs, umbrellas, and fans for hot days. Enjoy grilled seafood and meats (kids will love the range of homemade sausages), plus veggies, salads, and desserts!
Recipient of the top Pizzeria in Hong Kong in 2022 and also listen in the 50 Top Pizza World Guide, Fiata's pizzas really hit every mark. Using the highest quality ingredients, the menu features a huge selection of antipasti, and wide variety of pizzas - like the fried Montanara pizza, the classic ones, and lots more. Like a true Italian kitchen, the atmosphere is lively and fun, so it's a perfect family-friendly place.
Multi-award-winning Mr Wolf is a full-service dining and entertainment venue that fuses the delicious taste of home-style cooking with exciting new cooking techniques. Their menus range from healthy plant-based fayre to hearty braised beef short rib served with Lyonnaise potatoes and horseradish cream and everything in between. Chef Jamie is imaginative and continually changing up the menu. Choose from light bites on the terrace, their delicious family weekend brunch, traditional roasts, light lunches, and celebratory events.
Kids can choose from the Sakana Sushi Set featuring unlimited mini salmon and prawn sushi with miso soup and orange juice. The Chocho Junior Bento Box is filled with prawn katsu, chicken kara-age and udon noodles. The Tatsu Junior Bento Box is comprised of prawn and vegetable tempura, chicken teriyaki ball and udon noodle soup, while the Mini Temaki Handrolls are available with salmon, crab and avocado, freshwater eel, Japanese omelet, or cucumber.
Hearty Italian-American restaurant Linguini Fini is launching the city’s first TINY happy hour! On Mondays-Fridays (excluding public holidays) from 5 - 7pm, kids under 12 years of age have the enormous benefit of eating off the Linguini Fini kids’ menu for free if an accompanying adult purchases an item from the à la Carte. The menu includes all the classic kids’ favorites like gooey and delicious Mac n Cheese, as well as fun, playful dishes such as Tomato Soup with Mini Grilled Cheese Sandwiches to dip. Kids can have it all, it seems. They've got three locations across the city: Central, Wanchai and Elements.
Madame Fù is a beautiful contemporary Chinese restaurant located in the Tai Kwun heritage compound, offering a range of delicious signature dishes such as Chinese dim sum, truffle chicken, soups, desserts, and more. Innovative menus include Guangzhou classics with kids' favorites like Madame Fù's golden pork belly with mustard and Sichuan chili chicken. They present the Green Monday vegetarian set menu to encourage plant-based dining each week.
Inspired by the British Indian Army mess hall, which dates back to the 1920s, Rajasthan Rifles brings back familiar dishes from that period. It has an unusual anglo-Indian charm that further accentuates the crew wearing an Indian army uniform. From Pav with Masala Scrambled Egg or Keema are some of the authentic colonial style delights, including the notorious Butter Chicken and the Prawn Vindaloo that are all served here. A kid-friendly, dog-friendly, and alfresco restaurant, it is an ideal place for a family lunch, and you have the option to order a picnic basket to enjoy at the Peak.
Burger Circus is an all-American diner right in the heart of Soho on Hollywood Road. Their menu includes freshly ground burgers on toasted soft buns, fries and sides. Don't skip their signature shakes - they're made from ice cream fresh from Messina nearby as well as this pies and cakes, courtesy of Butter. All this deliciousness is served uo in a classic Americana-style diner with music to boot!
Everyone loves the Instagram-perfect views from the Peak, but if you are looking for an all-day outing, the patio at this historic stone cottage is hard to beat. Just recently renovated, the restaurant serves seafood platters to classic Asian dishes and traditional Western meals, plus a list of comfort food for the kids – what more can you ask for? For the Little Steps review, click here. A meal here, plus a ride on the Peak Tram and a run-around in Mount Austin Playground, and you’ve got a great day out.
Motorino offers a unique pizza dining experience with wine pairings and signature dishes like the Brussels Sprouts pizza and the Prosciutto di Parma pizza, as well as the Octopus Salad, Cockle Clam Crostino, and an exceptional Tiramisu for a complete Italian meal. It has the typical NYC architectural features, with marble-topped tables, distressed hardwood floors and pressed tin ceilings, and iconic graphics to reflect its Brooklyn roots. They do kids' parties and pizza-making parties at their Wan Chai location.
BaseHall is the city's first premium food hall that boasts an exciting lineup of vendors that offer some of the best food in Hong Kong. Each vendor is encouraged to be creative and explore new ingredients and menus so that you can experience something unique and yummy with every order. BaseHall is on the lower ground floor of the iconic Jardine House, and it's the perfect place for morning meetups, long lunches, evening drinks, and dinner. Vendors include Francis, Co Thanh, Honbo, Moyo Sik, Return of Lemak, and Bengal Brothers. Basehall 2 is now open right next door, so don't forget to check out their Asian food offerings here!
The popular free-flow champagne brunch and Japanese feast at Zuma have been going strong for many years now. Make sure to bring the whole Brady Bunch with you, as kids under 4 (only 1 child per paying adult) eat free during Saturday and Sunday brunch! You’ll need to book either the first or second seating in advance and reserve by prepayment via their website or by phone.
The gorgeous restaurant Pondside is located right in front of the waterfall and turtle pond making it a perfect place to rest in between the park adventures. They change their menu weekly – pop by for lunch, a glass of wine, or a latte with your mama and papa friends.
For Neopolitan pizzas Italian families in Hong Kong love, head to The Pizza Project. With two locations, in Central and Wan Chai, this lively pizza joint has over 15 pizzas to choose from as well as a selection of antipasti. Their 'Project Tasting' menu is priced at a modest HK$220 per person and includes antipasto, pizza and dessert.
The Cheesecake Factory is the epitome of quintessential American dining: a huge menu (boasts more than 250 items freshly made to order) and even bigger portions, so come hungry! You will find all the indulgent American Tex-Mex classics, and of course a wide selection of cheesecakes. They also have a dedicated kids' menu - with sliders, chicken strips, pasta, grilled salmon, and more. The restaurant itself is casual and lively - so if you've got some screamers, it's perfect! They also have some weekly lunch specials, as well as a social hour with reduced prices on certain dishes and drinks. Table reservations are only available from Monday to Friday, 11AM-5PM (except on public holidays). It gets quite busy at the weekends so you will need to account for that!
With splendid panoramas across Victoria Harbour, Hutong's popular Feng Wei brunch is available on Saturdays and Sundays. Each month the restaurant offers activities such as Chinese fan painting, Chinese Rainbow Calligraphy and so much more. It's best for brunching families looking for top views, amazing Chinese cuisine, and entertainment. Kids under 12 eat free! For the Litte Steps review of their amazing brunch and for videos click here!
Smorgasbord Dockyard is renowned for its incredible food offerings. Choose from any of the ten kiosks ranging from Dockyard Tea House, which serves Hong Kong's favorite classics, NAAN, delicious dishes from India, Sen of Japan, varied deliciously fresh Japanese cuisine, Cotton & Cream with their super desserts, and even My Green Bowl for extra healthy options. Download and open the Dockyard app, place your order, and your meal choices are delivered to your table!
It's weekend brunch time little foodies... and a view of the harbor is included! If you’re looking for a dining venue with a view that’s kiddo friendly and a bit more upmarket, then we have a slew of recommendations for you, all based in one location. Alfresco Lane offers a unique alfresco dining experience with superb harbor views of Hong Kong Island.
Hailing from Taiwan, Mr. Tree is a great addition to the local family dining scene. Its 6,000-feet space is divided into two areas: one for dining and one solely for kids' play (for ages 6 and under). From ball pits to sandpits to slides, they've got everything you need to keep the kiddos happy and busy while you enjoy a cozy Saturday brunch!
Next time you’re in Sha Tin, pop over to Yakiniku Tabeyo where kids will delight as they see their food served via spaceships on a conveyor belt. Order from their extensive menu of meats and seafood which you can then grill at your table. Dishes range from Wagyu beef sets, to whole squid and all come with rice, soup and a side salad.
Meobang introduces Korean BBQ to families in a warm, inviting environment, just like a Korean home. Carefully selected fresh ingredients come from worldwide or local organic sources. They serve delicious platters of Korean favorites – the chefs are playful with the presentation and create smiley faces for the kids. The children's play area has a bobo pool, a makeup table, a mini-kitchen for girls, and toy cars for boys.
From play dates to parties, Origami Cafe is the perfect place for little ones to get together for lunch or dinner. As the latest family-friendly dining hot spot in town, it is specially designed by the world-renowned designer Alan Chan to provide a safe, fun and interactive play and dine environment for kids up to seven. Parents can enjoy their coffee and relax in the cafe area while the little ones are having fun in the play zone and at the first indoor sandpit in town! During sunny days, families can access the rooftop park of Kai Tak Cruise Terminal and enjoy some outdoor fun in this space of 23,000 square meters. More information here!
Inspired by rustic camp cooking, feast-on-nature is Campsite’s motto, a tribute to the magnificence of Mother Nature. The chefs are dedicated to creating dishes cooked with fresh and sustainable ingredients in a glamping-style environment. The modern interiors emit a calming ‘camping’ energy, including their camping-inspired menus such as tasty favorites like the campfire wagyu steak, mac n’ cheese, and classic sweet corn soup. Walk off your lunch calories along the Quarry Bay promenade. Also, they just opened a brand new location in Mong Kok!
If you are an island lover, then you’ll appreciate Limewood. Award-winning chefs cleverly mix fayre from Hawaii, South America, the Caribbean and South-East Asia centered around barbecued seafood and cured meats. Limewood has fun events happening each week such as Taco Tuesday and Steak Night Thursday. Situated in Repulse Bay, you’ve got some gorgeous views too! After dining, have a wander around the mall, pop to the playground or run off some energy on the beach. Kids under 10 dine free Monday to Wednesday.
Inspired by Florence and the Amalfi coast, Pane e Latte is a warm, welcoming, and unpretentious place to gather. The space is filled with pink pillars and ceilings woven with reed to give diners a sense of wheat fields. The walls and counters present antiques from Milan, including jars, paintings, and family photographs from Italian beachside holidays. The panetteria paradise welcomes you with delicious smells of freshly baked bread, pastries, and chocolate. They serve all of your favorites, including Pane e Latte eggs benedict and the yummy bombolini filled with crema pasticcera
Right on Shek-O Beach, Cococabana is the ideal spot to grab lunch with the fam during a day at the beach, or after hiking Dragon's Back! Sit inside to get away from the sun, or outside on the deck, where you can watch all the beach action. Cococabana offers filling snacks like burgers, hotdogs and crepes from its quick cafe, as well as more substantial plates like its signature Piri Piri prawns, in the sit-down restaurant.
There’s a lot to love about Stanley – it’s a safe little haven to let the kiddos blow off steam, with a strip of restaurants commanding pretty views of the water. There's also Stanley Plaza's cozy cafes and go-to franchise restaurants, not to mention the cool pirate ship playground smack-dab in the middle of the spacious square! The top restaurants we love in the plaza are Classified and Beef & Liberty. Click here for the full list of top family-friendly restaurants in Stanley.
The Little Steps team loves Stanley, so much so that they’ve created a guide of their favorite restaurants. Enjoy the colonial past and unwind in Stanley Bay, the picturesque seaside town with its sandy beach, enticing markets, and waterside restaurants.
Did you know that Repulse Bay’s beautiful beach has been Hong Kong Island’s main swimming beach since the 19th century? Repulse Bay is known for its silky soft white sand, clear and calm waters, and family days out.
The home of artisan cheeses, gourmet coffees, boutique wines, and handcrafted bread is open at the beachfront shopping mall, The Pulse. After a stroll on Repulse Bay beach, drop into Classified on Level 1 for a snack or meal that everyone will enjoy! Kids get their own all-day set menu with fish fingers, baked potatoes, mac n cheese, and other options, plus a scoop of sorbet. A perfect menu for a summer afternoon! Rise By Classified is the new Classified that has opened in Kowloon.
Located on the beachfront in Repulse Bay's The Pulse, families can enjoy authentic Italian delights, from artisan pizzas to eggplant parmigiana while enjoying the sounds of the sea. And, don't miss the tiramisu for dessert, all washed down with a negroni or limoncello infusions made with the freshest lemons direct from Amalfi. For those looking for a fabulous family-friendly dining spot right on the beach where kids can play in the sand or playground while you eat and sip, this is worth the visit! Dine and dance away into the night at their second branch located in the most happening part of Central, Wyndham street.
Make your weekend memorable with a trip to Lantau and enjoy a day at Treasure Island Beach! Start with a fabulous lunch featuring stunning seafront views, followed by a refreshing swim, water sports, sandcastle building, and more. It's the perfect way to spend a fun-filled day by the sea! Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays.
Looking for something more than your standard Sai Kung fish restaurant? Then head to Turtle By The Sea, a beautiful beachside restaurant serving up varied European fare that will satisfy everyone's cravings! From small bites featuring Korean fried chicken, mini burgers, and chicken quesadillas to brunch classics like smashed avocado, and brioche french toast and hearty mains like pan-seared salmon with arugula and ginger beer battered fish and chips, as well as an extensive salad, pizza, and pasta menu, there is something for everyone!
Little Cove Espresso is a trendy, family-friendly restaurant in Sai Kung with refreshing new interiors and a laid-back feel. Located right amongst the seafood restaurants, it offers a welcoming break for vegetarians and all health-conscious people. Their menu is inspired by Mediterranean cuisine that includes breakfast, smoothie and lunch bowls. It is a little haven for families with kids on any day of the week.
At Little Mario’s, the pizza dough is made fresh throughout the day using only the freshest and finest ingredients, using no additives, artificial flavors or preservatives. Beyond the Margheritas and Hawaiian pizzas, intriguing toppings include Italian sausage and chicken tikka. But there's more to the menu than pizza at Mario's. Other items include plenty of crowd-pleasers: spaghetti bolognaise, chicken wings for the kids, parma ham and caesar salads for the adults, and even Indian dishes, including butter chicken and chana masala.
One-thirtyone combines a stunning location with amazing French food, and it’s kid-friendly to boot! Let the kids run around on the lush green lawn while you savour the sublime four-course meal. There is a kids lunch menu available, or they're happy for you to bring a packed lunch for kids under 6. Make sure to request a table outside, so you can gaze out at the water and watch (glass in hand) as the little ones charge around the gorgeous garden. Note: they don’t have high chairs so bring your own cushion or ask them to stack some chairs.
A favorite in Sai Kung, The Conservatory is a breath of fresh.... omelettes, chia coconut pudding, smoothies, and chocolate banana pancakes. The relaxed indoor-outdoor restaurant sits right on the square (where kids can run wild on the playground), and offers awesome coffee and a healthy breakfast menu for both kids and adults. Highchairs are available. Kid tested and definitely parent-approved!
Whether you are going for brunch or a late lunch, drive or ferry it over to Bathers for a great way to spend the day with the fam. Their smorgasbord is made up of everything from juicy burgers to salt and pepper calamari. And if you’re taking your tots, choose from the kids’ menu which changes daily. Book ahead to snag a cozy nook and leverage that seaside breeze.
Pizza on the beach, yes, please! Cafe Roma is still a bit of a secret, but we recently visited the restaurant and it has to be added to the list. Based on Park Island, you can pair this pizza outing with a trip to Noah's Ark. The restaurant is based right on the beach where you can watch the kids play while sipping a cold beer and eating fab pizza.
Located on one of the finest stretches of beach in Hong Kong in our humble opinion, sink your toes in the sand whilst devouring some yummy pizzas, pastas and a host of other easy Italian eats right on the beach. Combine the restaurant outing with a day lazing on the beach or as a treat after a hike.
Tseung Kwan O is an up-and-coming trendy neighborhood. Situated in Sai Kung, it sits on reclaimed land offering waterfront views and a promenade for families to enjoy. The Velodrome Park is equipped with a skateboard park, playground, amphitheatre, jogging track including wall climbing activity. With all there is to offer at Tseung Kwan O, new restaurants and stores are open every other week. Don Don Donki, the Japanese superstore opened its doors last year at Tseung Kwan O. Also check out our family-friendly neighborhood guide to TKO here!
Restaurants At Tseung Kwan O
Discovery Bay is a great destination for outdoor adventure, culinary delights, live entertainment, and lots more. Recharge, rediscover and experience all that Discovery Bay has to offer. Explore some of the Little Steps favorites.
Sai Kung is the second largest area of Hong Kong and is dubbed the 'back garden of Hong Kong', known for its fishing villages, beautiful scenery, hiking trails, beaches and islands, and chilled-out vibes.
Feather & Bone excel as purveyors of top-quality meats and produce, and many of their locations also feature family-friendly dine-in options, offering scrumptious dishes. Conveniently, you can shop at their deli after dining- a perfect solution for busy parents!
Elephant Grounds is so much more than amazing coffee - it's also a great spot to take the kids for a healthy breakfast or brunch when you're out and about. They open every day at 8:00am and have 14 locations across Hong Kong! We especially love taking the kids to the Mid-Levels and Wan Chai branches. Most locations are dog-friendly too!
With 10 locations throughout Hong Kong, a Ruby Tuesday is always nearby! Their Tex-Mex-inspired menu is a crowd-pleaser, perfect for those indulgent days, and their dedicated kids' menu caters to even the fussiest of eaters with choices like linguini pasta with grilled salmon, pizzas, burgers, and more.
This firm family favorite has a huge menu of indulgent food to choose from - family-friendly appetizers to share like loaded nachos and hand-breaded onion rings and premium baked potato skins. If you're still feeling hungry after that there is a wide variety of burgers, sandwiches and mains to choose from. And of course, some salads if you fancy a healthier option. All of this in a very casual and family-friendly atmosphere. Dan Ryan's Chicago Grill has 4 locations across Hong Kong: Lee Tung Avenue in Wanchai (with outdoor seating), Ocean Terminal in TST, Festival Walk in Kowloon Tong and Cityplaza, Taiko Shing.
Thinking of authentic Italian? Pici has gained the hearts of many for its handmade pasta and other Italian favorites. With their great combo sets for groups of four or more, it is an efficient way to try and taste almost all on their menu. With Pici opening its doors in Kennedy Town and TKO which are already family-friendly, these are good additions to the existing vibe. Pici is in nine locations across Hong Kong: Wanchai, Central, Kennedy Town, Causeway Bay, Taikoo Place, Tsim Sha Tsui, Sha Tin, Lai Chi Kok and Tseung Kwan O. Pici famously doesn't take reservations but service is quick and cheery so you won't have the kids waiting for too long.
Did you know Yum Cha means Drink Tea in Cantonese? A super family-friendly restaurant, Yum Cha offers traditional and authentic Chinese dim sum with a twist to lure and excite kids to fall in love with dim sum all over again. Located conveniently across Hong Kong, including in Central and Tsim Sha Tsui, Yum Cha is a perfect place for families to experience some culture while savoring in the delights.
Yet another super kid-and family-friendly eatery across town, Shake Shack has stolen the hearts of many youngsters with its cool videos, alfresco dining, gorgeous views of the harbor and scrumptious bites. It is perfect for kids as it has room for fun and frolicking around while enjoying yummy fries and burgers. Apart from their original classic, Hong Kong exclusives, including Milk tea shakes and Vanilla Custard egg tarts, are available now in seven locations across Hong Kong.
Frites is a Belgium beerhouse that serves original dishes such as The Good Wife Sausage, the crispy 750g Pork Knuckle, and a great steak selection. The Mussel Pots range from FRITES House Mussels to the Asian-inspired Laksa. Kids can enjoy their dedicated kid’s menu. They also have dedicated events throughout the year so check their promotion schedule here to stay up to date. With 8 locations across the city, there's always a Frites close by! You can find a Frites in Central, Wanchai, Causeway Bay, Quarry Bay, North Point, Kwun Tong, Tseung Kwan O and Tai Kok Tsui.
Genki Sushi has over 65 stores across Hong Kong. They are the first sushi chain to adopt a fully automated three-tier Kousoku express delivery system. Scan the restaurant's barcode, select the dishes from the menu, and your food is delivered straight to your table by a brightly colored express train. Kids love waiting for the trains to arrive! The food is always fresh. Choose from sushi, sashimi, gunkan, rolls, appetizers, light snacks, or delicious hot food.
If you love food, then the Aqualuna day cruise is a must! Enjoy being aboard one of Hong Kong's last remaining red-sail Chinese junk boats. The exquisite tour takes you on a journey through Hong Kong's magical and secret fishing village Lei Yue Mun. You'll weave your way through old fishing junks and sampans that moor side-by-side with luxury yachts. Feast on freshly cooked dim sum meticulously handcrafted by chefs from the Dim Sum Library. Luxuriate in the comfort of your own day bed and sip one of Aqualuna's hip cocktails as you soak in the stunning harbor views. The tour typically takes an hour and a half, don't forget your camera!
Oola is all about easy-going food and drinks, all day. The distinct Mediterranean vibe is perfect for picking up a perfectly ground Illy coffee, a quick lunch or long, lazy weekend brunch, happy hour and cocktails, or dinner with friends. Their dishes include healthy choices, super-sized burgers, and fusion dishes, all lovingly prepared. There's a great kid's menu for those under 12, including a yummy breakfast pizza with scrambled egg, sausage, bacon, tomato, mushroom, and potato. Parents can enjoy the fine wine corner while kids choose their favorite flavored milkshakes and smoothies.
Dough Bros is your friendly neighborhood hangout that serves scrummy sourdough pizzas and freshly filled doughnuts. Their pizzas are hand-rolled to order and served with their signature garlic and herb dip! Make sure you try the new Little Steps favorite, 'The Carbonara,' with a delicious carbonara base, mozzarella, pancetta, golden egg yolk, shaved parmesan, cracked black pepper, and fresh parsley. It's great!
A family outing to a Dim Sum place is one of the favorite pastimes in Hong Kong, especially on a Sunday. Check out our Hong Kong Dim Sum restaurant guide. Dim Sum is part of Hong Kong's culture and tradition that includes an assortment of seafood dishes, meats and vegetables that are either steamed, fried, or baked. Some of the commonly known dim sum places in Hong Kong are:
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