Charlie And The Chocolate Factory Afternoon Tea And Musical: The Ultimate Wonka Day Out

Book the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Afternoon Tea at The Peninsula here

The tiers mix savoury bites with chocolate-heavy sweets inspired by Roald Dahl’s story, including Golden Ticket chocolate bars and Wonka-style pastries. Each guest gets a themed cocktail or mocktail. If the grown-ups want to go full Wonka, there’s an upgrade to free-flow Champagne and selected drinks.

The fun doesn’t stop at the tea stand. There’s a chocolate fountain with seasonal dips, a blind chocolate tasting (who can guess the flavour?) and a mendiant hammering station where little hands can smash chocolate to bits, and that’s allowed. It all happens 28 floors up, with sweeping views of Victoria Harbour.

Two seatings run daily, 1pm–3pm and 3:30pm–5:30pm. It’s HK$850 per person plus 10% service charge, and the dress code is smart casual.

Details

• Dates: Tuesday, November 10–Thursday, December 10, 2026
• Venue: Felix, 28/F, The Peninsula Hong Kong, Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
• Seatings: 1pm–3pm and 3:30pm–5:30pm daily
• Price: HK$850 per person + 10% service charge
• Includes: Themed cocktail or mocktail; chocolate fountain, blind tasting and mendiant hammering
• Upgrade: Free-flow Champagne and selected drinks available
• Dress code: Smart casual
• Booking: Required

Family-friendly tips:

• Seatings are a fixed two hours. The later one wraps up at 5:30pm, which leaves time for an early dinner or a trip to the theatre (see below).
• Pair it with the musical: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory the musical plays at the Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, about a 10-minute walk away, until Sunday, December 6. The show runs 145 minutes and you should arrive 30 minutes early. Here’s what works:
  • Tuesday to Friday: Have the 3:30pm tea, then go to the evening show (7pm Tuesday to Thursday, 7:30pm Friday).
  • Saturday: Have either tea, then go to the 7:30pm show. The 2:30pm matinee clashes with both seatings.
  • Sunday: See the 11:30am show and then have the 3:30pm tea, which is our pick for younger kids. Or have the 1pm tea and then see the 4:30pm show.
• Fill the gap. Got time between the two? Stroll the harbourfront to the Clock Tower, which you’ll reach at sunset if you had the later tea. You could also hop on the Star Ferry for a quick round trip to Central. Or visit the Hong Kong Space Museum (closed Tuesdays) or the Hong Kong Museum of Art (closed Thursdays), which are both right beside the theatre.
• Go on a bonus show night. On Golden Ticket Tuesdays (November 10, 17, 24 and December 1), the first 200 ticket holders can enter a word search for a chance to win a backstage tour. On Willy Wonka Wednesdays (November 11, 18, 25 and December 2), the first 25 ticket holders get a post-show photo with Wonka. Both are collected from the Oompa Loompa Reception (Level 2) 30 minutes before the show, so get there early.
• Check ages for the show. The musical is recommended for ages 6 and up. Children 3 and under aren’t allowed into the auditorium, and under-14s must be with an adult.