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Top Restaurants In Hong Kong To Watch The National Day Fireworks 2026
Enjoy Dinner With Spectacular Views
2026 Oct 01
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National Day Fireworks 2026 In Hong Kong Date And Timings:
- Date: October 1, 2026
- Timings: 8:00 PM – the show will last 23 minutes
- Admission: Free viewing
When are the National Day fireworks in Hong Kong 2026?
They light up Victoria Harbour at 8pm on Thursday October 1, 2026. Arrive by 7:30pm so kids are seated before the show. See the latest dining list on Little Steps Asia.
Where can families watch the fireworks from a restaurant?
Book a harbour-facing table in Tsim Sha Tsui, Central or Hung Hom. Lai Ching Heen, WATERMARK, Shake Shack at ifc and The Bayside give clear views without standing in a packed promenade.
Is it practical to take kids to a fireworks dinner?
Yes, if you reserve a window or terrace seat and arrive early. Pick venues with kids’ menus, such as Lai Ching Heen or Conrad. Bring ear protection if your child is sensitive to loud bangs.
How much does a fireworks dinner cost?
Family options start around HK$498 at The Bayside. Mid-range set dinners run about HK$1,088–1,688, while hotel tasting menus can exceed HK$2,800 per adult. Confirm child rates and service charge before you book.
When should I book a fireworks restaurant table?
Book as soon as packages open. Window seats sell out weeks ahead. Request a harbour table and check updates on Little Steps Asia.
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LA VACHE! THE PEAK: Steak Frites With Harbour Views At The Peak Tower + The Peak
Request Your Window TableLa Vache! is the calm Peak plan on 1 October: walnut salad, trimmed 10oz USDA Prime entrecôte, bottomless beef-tallow frites and secret house sauce. Thursday hours are 12noon onwards, so a 6:30pm booking comfortably covers the 8pm show. Sky Terrace 428 will be under crowd control that night, so book the restaurant, not the deck. Reserve via La Vache! Hong Kong.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Published table minimums, so you know the bill before you climb
- Kids get steak and unlimited fries without a seven-course sit
La Vache! The Peak, Restaurant 2, Level 1, The Peak Tower, 128 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong, https://www.lavache.com.hk/
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AQUALUNA AND HARBOUR YACHTS: Mid-Harbour Tickets From About HK$988 + Victoria Harbour
Fireworks Cruise *Free For Children Under 4 -
THE RITZ-CARLTON, HONG KONG: The Highest Tables In The City + West Kowloon
Tosca Di Angelo Window Menus, Café 103 Buffets And Ozone On 118/FThis is the altitude play: the hotel occupies floors 102–118 of the International Commerce Centre, roughly 490 metres above sea level, so you look down on every firing pontoon. Recent National Day sheets have put Tosca di Angelo (one MICHELIN star) around HK$3,988 per person with guaranteed window glass, Café 103 buffets from about HK$1,088 adult / HK$668 child, and OZONE drinks packages from roughly HK$398; harbour-view room packages have opened near HK$7,000 a night. Two-MICHELIN-starred Tin Lung Heen is the Cantonese alternative. Treat all of these as planning numbers, request the 2026 sheet, and write "1 October window" on the booking.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- The clearest sightline of any listing here
- Buffet and tasting-menu tracks in the same tower
- Kowloon Station downstairs beats a taxi hunt at 8:30pm
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong, International Commerce Centre, 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon, Hong Kong, +852 2263-2263, https://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/hkgkw-the-ritz-carlton-hong-kong/overview/
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TERRACE BOULUD: National Day Fireworks Dinner In Central
Four-Course Rooftop Dinner Overlooking Victoria Harbour FireworksBook Terrace Boulud’s National Day Fireworks Dinner on 1 October and watch the official display from Mandarin Oriental’s rooftop brasserie on 25/F Landmark Prince’s. The HK$1,677 four-course menu (plus 10% service) opens after an amuse-bouche with Boston lobster salad, zucchini carpaccio, cold ratatouille and hazelnuts, then seared foie gras with Yunnan matsutake and fig. Mains are poached toothfish with Kaviari caviar and Champagne sauce or grilled Japanese A4 tenderloin with morels and bordelaise; dessert is blackberry crèmeux and parfait with Manjari chocolate ganache and bergamot pearls. Add wine pairing for HK$677. Live entertainment 6pm–10pm; terrace fireworks seats require a minimum spend.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Fireworks and a proper French dinner on the same rooftop
- Two mains so one diner can go seafood, the other steak
- Live sets from 6pm so the evening is not only the nine-o’clock burst
Terrace Boulud, 25/F, Prince’s Building, 10 Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong, https://sevn.ly/ National Day dinner Thursday 1 October 6pm–10pm; regular dinner 6pm–10pm.
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REGENT HONG KONG: Confirmed 2026 National Day Menus With Child Rates + Tsim Sha Tsui
Spectacular Fireworks' Views From TST With Special Kids' Menus -
WATERMARK: Six-Course National Day Dinner At HK$798 + Central
270-Degree Waterline Views And Front-Row Seats At Central Pier 7 -
PETRUS: French Fine Dining On 56/F Island Shangri-La + Admiralty
Michelin-Starred Fireworks Dinner -
THE BAYSIDE: Mediterranean Terrace Dinner From About HK$498 + Hung Hom
Whampoa Alfresco Tables Facing The Hung Hom Viewing Corridor -
SHAKE SHACK IFC: Burgers From About HK$80 And A Central Angle + Central
The No-Deposit Family Table At ifc Podium Level 4A ShackBurger, crinkle fries and a shake lands around HK$150–HK$200 a head, with singles from roughly HK$80 — no set menu, no deposit, no minimum spend. It is not barge-front glass, but it is food children will actually eat, mall bathrooms nearby, and a short walk to the Central waterfront viewing areas. Arrive by 5:30pm on 1 October, feed everyone, then move outside for 8pm; ifc is also the obvious shelter if the weather turns.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Honest prices, quick service and vegetarian options
- Zero risk if plans change on the day
- No tasting-menu stamina required
Shake Shack ifc, Shop 4018, Podium Level 4, ifc mall, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong, https://www.shakeshack.com.hk/en-HK/
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HUTONG: Sichuan Sharing Feast On 18/F H Zentre + Tsim Sha Tsui
Lantern-Lit Harbour GlassHutong's lanterned 18/F dining room remains one of the clearest Tsim Sha Tsui angles, and northern Chinese sharing plates — crispy soft-shell crab, red lantern prawns, Peking duck — suit a mixed-age table better than a plated tasting menu. Fireworks nights here are usually a special card or a minimum spend at the window, so call and ask specifically for window seats at 6:00pm. Aqua, in the same building, is the overflow option.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Sharing plates keep everyone fed at their own pace
- The window is the whole point of the room
- A sister venue in the same tower if Hutong is full
Hutong, 18/F, H Zentre, 15 Middle Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, +852 3428 8342, https://hutong.com.hk/
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CONRAD HONG KONG: Pacific Place Stay-And-Watch Above Admiralty + Admiralty
Dinner Buffet & Fireworks + Special Kids' Offers -
CARDINAL POINT: Sky Terrace Above The Landmark + Central
45/F Terrace And Global MenuCardinal Point sits at the top of FORTY-FIVE in Gloucester Tower, The Landmark, with an indoor dining room, lounge, and an open-air Sky Terrace looking across the Central skyline to Victoria Harbour. And it's just undergone an amazing renovation! Food is deliberately unfussy and globe-trotting — Binchotan grilled unagi rice bento, Shanghai-style pork chop with handmade noodles, Sicilian chicken parmigiana. Be clear-eyed about the sightline: this is an elevated skyline-and-harbour panorama from inland Central, not a barge-front seat, and taller towers sit between you and parts of the water. Ask exactly which terrace section faces the display before you commit to a deposit.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Outdoor terrace air, which beats a sealed dining room with restless kids
- Recognisable comfort food rather than a tasting menu
- Central location for an easy MTR exit
Cardinal Point, FORTY-FIVE, 45/F, Gloucester Tower, The Landmark, 15 Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, +852 3501 8560, https://www.cardinalpoint.com.hk/
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GRAND HYATT HONG KONG: One Harbour Road And Grissini + Wan Chai
Fireworks Dinners At One Harbour Road & Grissini -
THE CANTON LIBRARY: The Cantonese Harbour Room That Replaced Vista + Tsim Sha Tsui
Classic Cantonese With Amazing Views -
MORTON'S THE STEAKHOUSE: Prime Cuts On Nathan Road From HK$688 + Tsim Sha Tsui
Exclusive Fireworks Dinner -
AQUA: Italian-Japanese Sharing With H Zentre Glass + Tsim Sha Tsui
Skyline Menu At HK$1,688 A Guest; Public-Holiday Brunch From HK$588
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