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Family Style Food Fest Hong Kong at West Kowloon Art Park 2026
Star Chefs, Street Food And Harbour Views At West Kowloon Art Park, Nov 28–29
Updated: November 10, 2026
2026 Nov 28 - 2026 Nov 29
Hungry yet? Family Style Food Fest is coming to Hong Kong for its first standalone festival on Saturday, November 28 and Sunday, November 29, 2026. It takes over the Great Lawn of WestK Art Park, and it’s the festival’s first standalone event outside the US.
Get your tickets for Family Style Food Fest in Hong Kong 2026
You might know Family Style as the food and street-culture side of ComplexCon. This time it has a whole outdoor weekend to itself, and the chefs are the headliners. Eddie Huang (BAOHAUS, Huang’s World) is the special guest. Jason Oh, the Korean chef from Netflix’s Culinary Class Wars, is bringing his Seoul chicken spot TAK. Hong Kong’s own David Lai, whose restaurant Neighborhood holds one Michelin star, is bringing his bar Paragon. He’s also helping curate the Family Table, an exclusive long-table dinner that’s one of the hottest seats of the weekend.
Start in the Star Food & Chef area. K Town serves Korean street food, and Family Estate has Hong Kong estate-style bites. Then follow the beats to the DJ stage, catch a live demo or panel, strike a pose at the photo spots, grab some merch, and spread out a picnic on the lawn with harbour views. If you want to go all out, the VIP Zone and Family Table are the premium options, and spots are limited.
Tickets go on sale Tuesday, November 10 at 4pm through the ComplexCon Asia App and Trip.com. Single-day general admission starts at HK$228 presale or HK$268 at the door. Bundles with BITE Tokens let you eat on the go. HSBC Visa cardholders get discounted bundles, and there’s a limited number of Ocean Park combo packages for families planning a big weekend out.
Street-food-loving families will be right at home with the open lawn, great eats and laid-back picnic feel. As the evening goes on, the DJ sets get louder and the crowds grow, so the later hours are a better fit for older kids.
Family Style Food Fest Event Details
- Dates: Saturday, November 28-Sunday, November 29, 2026
- Venue: Great Lawn, Art Park, West Kowloon Cultural District
- Star chefs: Eddie Huang (special guest), Jason Oh (TAK), David Lai (Neighborhood / Paragon)
- Zones: Star Food & Chef (K Town, Family Estate), Music & Party Stage, interactive demos, photo spots & merch, outdoor hangout, VIP Zone, Family Table
- Tickets: On sale Tuesday, November 10, 4pm, via the ComplexCon Asia App, Klook and Trip.com
- Single-day GA: HK$228 (presale) / HK$268 (walk-in)
- Single-day Bundle: HK$388 (presale) / HK$428 (walk-in); HSBC Visa discounts available
- 1-Day VIP Zone: HK$898–HK$998 (includes a cocktail or mocktail, VIP food, merch, BITE Tokens and priority for Family Table bidding)
- Ocean Park bundles: Available while they last
- Blind Bird 2-Day VIP: Sold out
The Scoop
Come for the food and stay for the atmosphere. This is a proper outdoor festival with music, buzz and plenty of people. Little ones will love the picnic lawn and photo spots. Older kids will be happy to join the chef queues and stay for the evening DJ sets.
Family-friendly tips:
- It’s all outdoors, so pack layers and a light jacket for when the harbour breeze picks up in the evening.
- BITE Tokens are the festival’s food currency. Bundles include some, so you can start eating right away.
- Want a Family Table seat? They’re limited and go by name-your-price bidding, and VIP ticket holders get priority.
- Art Park is an easy walk from Kowloon Station or Austin Station.
- HSBC Visa cardholders should grab the exclusive discounts before they’re gone.
- Follow ComplexCon Asia’s channels for chef menus and stage times as they’re announced.
Get your tickets for Family Style Food Fest in Hong Kong 2026
Where To Find It:
- Family Style Food Fest Hong Kong
- West Kowloon Art Park, West Kowloon Cultural District, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
- https://familystyleasia.com/
Additional Info:
When and where is Family Style Food Fest in Hong Kong?
It runs Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November 2026 on the Great Lawn at WestK Art Park in the West Kowloon Cultural District. It is the festival’s first standalone event outside the US, with star chefs, street food, music and harbour views. Full details are on the Little Steps Family Style Food Fest page.
How much are tickets and when do they go on sale?
Tickets go on sale Tuesday 10 November at 4pm via the ComplexCon Asia App, Klook and Trip.com. Single-day general admission starts at HK$228 presale or HK$268 at the door. Bundles with BITE Tokens cost more, HSBC Visa holders get discounts, and limited Ocean Park combo packages are available.
Is Family Style Food Fest suitable for kids and families?
Yes for street-food-loving families. The open lawn and picnic spots suit little ones, and there are photo spots and chef demos. Later evening hours get louder with DJ sets, so those are better for older kids. Pack layers for the harbour breeze.
What food and chefs can I expect?
Eddie Huang is the special guest. Jason Oh from Netflix’s Culinary Class Wars brings TAK, and Hong Kong’s Michelin-starred David Lai brings Paragon while helping curate the exclusive Family Table. Zones include K Town Korean street food and Family Estate Hong Kong bites. Use BITE Tokens from bundles to start eating straight away.
How do I get there and what should I bring?
Art Park is an easy walk from Kowloon Station or Austin Station. Bring layers for the evening breeze, and consider a light picnic setup for the lawn. Follow ComplexCon Asia channels for chef menus and stage times as they are announced. VIP and Family Table seats are limited.
Marya Saidi
Marya is the Regional Editor for Little Steps Asia. Originally from Lebanon and raised in London, she moved to Hong Kong with her husband in 2014 and now calls it home. With a background in mental health research and experience working with NGOs, she brings a thoughtful perspective to her writing. When she’s not exploring the latest restaurant openings or events, you’ll find her building sandcastles with her son on Repulse Bay Beach or strength training at her favorite gym.
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