Facebook Twitter Instagram
    Saturday, April 1
    • About Us
    • Advertise With Us
    • Contact
    • Contribute
    • Submit PR & Events
    • The HK Support Hub
    Facebook Twitter Instagram RSS
    The HK HUB
    • What’s On

      Fitness + Wellness Expo (FWE) 2023 : Hong Kong’s Biggest Fitness Event Returns This May

      2023-03-31

      What’s On: The Best Family-Friendly Events This Month

      2023-03-29

      Rock On: Music Festivals & Concerts In Hong Kong You Need To Attend In 2023

      2023-03-29

      Get Ready For The First-ever Easter Hat Parade At Victoria Harbour 2023 This Sunday

      2023-03-29

      What’s On: The Most Exciting Events For All This Month

      2023-03-29
    • Eat & Drink
      1. Bars
      2. Food
      3. Restaurants
      4. Reviews
      5. View All

      34 Best Brunches With Free-Flow Options To Try In Hong Kong Over The Weekend

      2023-03-08

      Where To Drink Mulled Wine & Buy Hot Wine Spices In Hong Kong

      2022-11-28

      15 Awesome Happy Hour Deals Around Hong Kong

      2022-10-31

      15 Great Restaurants & Bars To Visit In Causeway Bay

      2022-09-15

      Easter Egg Hunt: Where To Buy Easter Eggs, Themed Pastries & Desserts In Hong Kong?

      2023-03-22

      34 Best Brunches With Free-Flow Options To Try In Hong Kong Over The Weekend

      2023-03-08

      10 Lucky Chinese New Year Foods, Snacks & Treats

      2023-01-12

      Guide To Poon Choi & Where To Buy The Lunar New Year Dish In Hong Kong

      2023-01-03

      Hong Kong’s New Restaurants & Bars You Can’t Miss In April 2023 (Warning: May Lead To Uncontrollable Cravings)

      2023-03-31

      5 Certified Halal Restaurants In Hong Kong (And Some Have Iftar Meal Sets)

      2023-03-31

      5 Hong Kong Restaurants Make It To Asia’s 50 Best List For 2023

      2023-03-29

      8 Hong Kong Restaurants Named In Asia’s Top 51-100 List For 2023

      2023-03-17

      Restaurant Review – Modern Chinese Vegetarian at Miss Lee

      2020-03-05

      Restaurant Review: Middle Eastern Brunch at FRANCIS, Wan Chai

      2019-12-04

      Restaurant Review: Hue, Modern Australian with Harbour Views

      2019-11-27

      Review: Micasadeco & Café, Langham Place

      2019-09-20

      Hong Kong’s New Restaurants & Bars You Can’t Miss In April 2023 (Warning: May Lead To Uncontrollable Cravings)

      2023-03-31

      5 Certified Halal Restaurants In Hong Kong (And Some Have Iftar Meal Sets)

      2023-03-31

      18 Delicious Cake Shops For Your Birthday Cakes In Hong Kong

      2023-03-30

      5 Hong Kong Restaurants Make It To Asia’s 50 Best List For 2023

      2023-03-29
    • Lifestyle
      1. Beauty
      2. Fashion
      3. Entertainment
      4. Interviews
      5. Outdoor
      6. Shopping
      7. View All

      15 Amazing Day Spas & Massages You’re Going To Love In Hong Kong

      2022-12-29

      10 Best Hotel Spas In Hong Kong For Luxurious Massages & Spa Packages

      2022-04-26

      Our Review of LifeHub’s IV Drip Treatment For Glowing Skin

      2021-12-09

      Our Review Of EstheClinic’s OXYPURE Oxygenation Facial

      2021-11-18

      20 Plus Size Clothing Shops In Hong Kong For Curvy People

      2023-03-06

      Vipop Founder Lenia Pérez On How The Latin American Eco Fashion Brand Was Born

      2022-12-20

      Hong Kong Fashion Show By Lumiere Runway Hits Haw Par Mansion On 26 Nov (And We Got You 4 VIP Passes)

      2022-11-10

      Vipop Gives Us The Lowdown On Sustainable Fashion & How To Spot Greenwashing

      2022-10-17

      Don’t Miss Out On 9 World Premieres & 67 Asia Firsts At The Hong Kong International Film Festival

      2023-03-30

      Hong Kong’s Best Gay Bars For Everyone On The LGBTQIA+ Spectrum

      2023-03-30

      Tony Leung Makes History As First Chinese Actor To Receive Venice Film Festival’s Golden Lion For Lifetime Achievement

      2023-03-28

      Michelle Yeoh Wins 2023 Best Actress Oscar, Becomes First Asian To Win The Award

      2023-03-13

      International Women’s Day 2023: Chinese Entrepreneur Ashley Dudarenok On Gender Equity In China, Hong Kong

      2023-03-02

      International Women’s Day 2023: 8 Women On 8 Dimensions Of Well-being

      2023-03-01

      Vipop Founder Lenia Pérez On How The Latin American Eco Fashion Brand Was Born

      2022-12-20

      “There’s A Lot To Be Done When It Comes To Laws” Protecting Women And Sexual Minorities In Hong Kong, Says SCMP Editor Salomé Grouard

      2022-06-30

      The 10 Best Hiking Trails For Families And Experienced Hikers In Hong Kong

      2023-03-17

      13 Must-Visit Outlying Islands For An Unforgettable Day Trip In Hong Kong

      2023-03-08

      Experience The Magic Hour: 19 Spectacular Sunset Spots You Must Go In Hong Kong

      2023-02-24

      13 Awesome Skateparks In Hong Kong

      2023-01-11

      20 Plus Size Clothing Shops In Hong Kong For Curvy People

      2023-03-06

      Our Review Of The “Origin Hybrid Mattress”, One Of The Best Mattresses In Hong Kong

      2023-02-20

      10 Best Flower Shops In Hong Kong With Fresh Bouquets For Every Occasion

      2023-01-30

      20+ Best Black Friday & Cyber Monday Deals In 2022 To Shop Online Or In-Person

      2022-11-25

      Don’t Miss Out On 9 World Premieres & 67 Asia Firsts At The Hong Kong International Film Festival

      2023-03-30

      Hong Kong’s Best Gay Bars For Everyone On The LGBTQIA+ Spectrum

      2023-03-30

      Tony Leung Makes History As First Chinese Actor To Receive Venice Film Festival’s Golden Lion For Lifetime Achievement

      2023-03-28

      The 10 Best Hiking Trails For Families And Experienced Hikers In Hong Kong

      2023-03-17
    • News
      1. Covid Pandemic
      2. Local News
      3. Nature & Science
      4. Society
      5. Sport
      6. View All

      Official: No More Covid Tests When Travelling To Hong Kong From April 1

      2023-04-01

      Hong Kong Drops RAT Tests To Enter Care Homes & Hospitals, From March 25

      2023-03-23

      Only Hong Kong Remains With Outdoor Mask Mandate As Macau Drops The Rule Today

      2023-02-27

      Paul Chan Expects The Recently Extended Mask Mandate To End After Flu Season

      2023-02-24

      9 Million Cross-Border Tourists Expected During Ching Ming-Easter Holiday Rush

      2023-03-30

      MTR Increases Fares By 2.3% In First Ticket Price Rise In 4 Years

      2023-03-29

      Hong Kong Airport Hits 2-Million Passenger Mark for First Time Since Pandemic

      2023-03-27

      Western Harbour Crossing Toll Down By 20%, Flat Rate For Taxis For All Victoria Harbour Crossing Tunnels

      2023-03-22

      Don’t Miss The Lunar Occultation Of Venus In Hong Kong This March 24, Next Chance In 2063

      2023-03-06

      Tropical Cyclone Nalgae : T8 Issued At 1.40PM.

      2022-11-02

      Total Lunar Eclipse Visible In Hong Kong On November 8

      2022-10-27

      Hexagonal Rock Formations In Sai Kung Declared A Geological Heritage Site

      2022-10-25

      Hongkongers Predict Over 20 Years Of Poor Health In Retirement, Highlighting Need To Plan For The Future

      2023-03-30

      100 Jobs Available On March 29 & Walk-in Recruitment Days Every Thursday At Water World

      2023-03-28

      Mainland Chinese Buyer Offers HK$1.2 Billion (US$153 Million) For Mansion On The Peak

      2023-03-23

      Hong Kong Retains Its Title As Asia’s Priciest Business Travel Destination

      2023-03-23

      2023 Hong Kong Sevens: Hong Kong’s Women And Men’s Teams Announced

      2023-03-28

      Hong Kong Becomes First Asia-Pacific City To Host The FIA World Rallycross Championship

      2023-03-22

      Eco-Friendly Green Power Hike To Take Place In January 2023

      2022-12-19

      Hong Kong’s First Mountain Bike Practice Ground Opens In Lantau

      2022-12-17

      Official: No More Covid Tests When Travelling To Hong Kong From April 1

      2023-04-01

      9 Million Cross-Border Tourists Expected During Ching Ming-Easter Holiday Rush

      2023-03-30

      Hongkongers Predict Over 20 Years Of Poor Health In Retirement, Highlighting Need To Plan For The Future

      2023-03-30

      MTR Increases Fares By 2.3% In First Ticket Price Rise In 4 Years

      2023-03-29
    • Family
      1. Activities
      2. Education
      3. Kids
      4. Pets
      5. View All

      Chill Kids Club At 11SKIES: New 32000 Sq. Ft Indoor Play Area For Kids With 18 Amazing Attractions

      2023-03-30

      What’s On: The Best Family-Friendly Events This Month

      2023-03-29

      Get Ready For The First-ever Easter Hat Parade At Victoria Harbour 2023 This Sunday

      2023-03-29

      Super Sports Park : HK’s Largest Indoor Play Area With Zipline, Trampolines & Roller Skating Rink To Open On April 1

      2023-03-28

      End Of Secondary School Daily RATs On March 1, Primary, KGs And Special Schools Continue Till March 15, At Least

      2023-02-22

      The University Of Hong Kong Tops List Of Most International Universities In The World For 2023

      2023-02-01

      Hong Kong Schools To Resume Full-Day In-Person Classes, Starting February 1, 2023

      2022-12-29

      Malvern College Pre-School Hong Kong Provides Innovative Modern Education Focused On Technology, Entrepreneurship & Sustainability

      2022-12-02

      Hong Kong’s Top Easter Camps For Kids: Arts, Adventure, Science & Language

      2023-03-20

      14 Winter Camps In Hong Kong For A Stimulating Christmas Holiday

      2022-11-14

      29 Awesome Autumn Holiday Camps In Hong Kong For 2022

      2022-09-28

      14 Family-Friendly Restaurants In Hong Kong For A Yummy Time With The Little Ones

      2022-09-26

      Yum Cha With Your Dog? Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Launches A “Doggy Dim Sum Cart” (And A Dog Hotel)

      2023-03-13

      SPCA’s Dog-Walking Event, Dogathon, Scheduled For March 26

      2023-01-18

      Giant Panda An An Passes Away At 35

      2022-07-21

      Hong Kong Gets 12 More Pet-Friendly Parks

      2022-06-29

      Chill Kids Club At 11SKIES: New 32000 Sq. Ft Indoor Play Area For Kids With 18 Amazing Attractions

      2023-03-30

      What’s On: The Best Family-Friendly Events This Month

      2023-03-29

      Get Ready For The First-ever Easter Hat Parade At Victoria Harbour 2023 This Sunday

      2023-03-29

      Super Sports Park : HK’s Largest Indoor Play Area With Zipline, Trampolines & Roller Skating Rink To Open On April 1

      2023-03-28
    • Culture

      Thai Songkran Festivities Return To Hong Kong After 3 Years, Starting April 5

      2023-03-27

      The Cultural Guide To Ching Ming Festival, Tomb Sweeping Day

      2023-03-13

      The Cultural Guide To Tam Kung’s Birthday, Boy God Of The Sea

      2023-03-07

      Cheung Chau Bun Festival’s Parades And Tower Climbing Competition Return After 3 Years

      2023-02-24

      Discover The 13 Best Temples To Visit In Hong Kong And Unveil Your Spiritual Side

      2023-02-17
    • Sustainability

      What Are The Ethical & Environmental Impacts Of Mining Gemstones?

      2023-03-30

      Hong Kong To Begin E-Ferry Trials In 2024

      2023-02-22

      How BIRON® Creates Lab-Grown Gemstones That Rival Natural Gems

      2023-02-20

      Vipop Gives Us The Lowdown On Sustainable Fashion & How To Spot Greenwashing

      2022-10-17

      Greenwashing: How To Distinguish Between Real Sustainability Practices & Marketing Tactics?

      2022-07-11
    • Wellness
      1. Diet
      2. Fitness
      3. Health
      4. View All

      Bust the Belly Fat: Nutrition for Healthy Weight Loss and Maintenance

      2018-02-27

      Hong Kong’s Top Gluten Free Restaurants and Cafés

      2014-12-01

      Fitness + Wellness Expo (FWE) 2023 : Hong Kong’s Biggest Fitness Event Returns This May

      2023-03-31

      10 Muay Thai Studios You Should Visit In Hong Kong To Kick The Stress Away

      2022-09-29

      10 Amazing Yoga Studios In Hong Kong To Find Your Balance At

      2022-08-16

      KaiJai, Eco-Friendly Yoga Mats That Get Grippier As You Sweat

      2022-04-27

      Digital Addiction Diseases: 6 Negative Side Effects Of Using Mobile Phones For A Long Time

      2023-03-27

      The Cultural Guide To Traditional Chinese Medicine, An Ancient System Of Wholistic Health

      2023-02-21

      5 Self-Care Trends To Look Out For In 2023

      2023-01-18

      What Is Occupational, Emotional, And Pandemic Burnout?

      2022-12-19

      Fitness + Wellness Expo (FWE) 2023 : Hong Kong’s Biggest Fitness Event Returns This May

      2023-03-31

      Digital Addiction Diseases: 6 Negative Side Effects Of Using Mobile Phones For A Long Time

      2023-03-27

      The Cultural Guide To Traditional Chinese Medicine, An Ancient System Of Wholistic Health

      2023-02-21

      5 Self-Care Trends To Look Out For In 2023

      2023-01-18
    • Travel
      1. Hotel Reviews
      2. Staycations & Hotels
      3. Travel Guides
      4. Travel To Hong Kong
      5. View All

      Review: Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong

      2022-02-09

      Review: Four Seasons Sayan, Bali

      2018-11-09

      Review: Weekend Escape At The Grand Lapa, Macau

      2015-10-02

      Review: Family Staycation At The Grand Coloane Resort, Macau

      2015-08-19

      20 Best Staycation Package Deals In Hong Kong For Your Next Special Occasion

      2023-02-09

      The Ultimate List Of Hong Kong’s Best 5-Star Hotels, For A Luxury Stay In The City

      2022-07-28

      12 Luxurious 5-Star Hotels In Manila, The Philippines’ Capital Region

      2022-06-08

      8 Best Budget-Friendly Hostels in Hong Kong

      2021-09-13

      What Are The International Covid-19 Testing Requirements For Passengers Departing Hong Kong?

      2023-01-03

      19 Best Travel Destinations To Visit In Asia-Pacific (With Entry Requirement Details)

      2022-10-05

      20 Places To Visit In Singapore And How To Get There

      2022-06-28

      The Traveller’s Guide For Exploring Palawan Island: What To See & What To Do

      2022-05-17

      Official: No More Covid Tests When Travelling To Hong Kong From April 1

      2023-04-01

      John Lee Admits ‘Some Chaos’ With Post-Pandemic Tourism Surge, Says Tour Groups Need Better Planning

      2023-03-28

      “Hello Hong Kong”: Cathay’s Free Ticket Giveaway For Mainland China & Greater Bay Area Begins On April 17

      2023-03-27

      “Hello Hong Kong”: How To Get The Free Airline Tickets, Vouchers, And Gifts?

      2023-03-27

      Official: No More Covid Tests When Travelling To Hong Kong From April 1

      2023-04-01

      John Lee Admits ‘Some Chaos’ With Post-Pandemic Tourism Surge, Says Tour Groups Need Better Planning

      2023-03-28

      “Hello Hong Kong”: Cathay’s Free Ticket Giveaway For Mainland China & Greater Bay Area Begins On April 17

      2023-03-27

      “Hello Hong Kong”: How To Get The Free Airline Tickets, Vouchers, And Gifts?

      2023-03-27
    • HK Living
      1. Around HK
      2. Essential HK
      3. Neighbourhoods
      4. Work
      5. View All

      Vertical Wonders: A Guide To Hong Kong’s Most Jaw-dropping Skyscrapers

      2023-03-14

      Where To See Cherry Blossoms In Hong Kong To Celebrate Spring

      2023-02-06

      50 Interesting Things You Must Do In Hong Kong

      2022-04-21

      10 Awesome Gazetted Swimming Pools For Olympic Pools, Water Slides & Kids’ Facilities

      2021-10-07

      61 Organizations Offering Volunteer Opportunities And Charity Work in Hong Kong

      2023-03-30

      6 Strawberry Farms To Visit For Picking Season In Hong Kong

      2022-12-01

      10 Places To See Autumn Leaves In Hong Kong

      2022-11-14

      42 Best Smartphone Apps In Hong Kong You Must Download

      2022-08-18

      Your Friendly Neighbourhood Guide To Sai Kung

      2022-12-28

      Your Friendly Neighbourhood Guide To Tai O Fishing Village

      2022-12-19

      Your Friendly Neighbourhood Guide To Tai Hang

      2022-09-22

      Your Friendly Neighbourhood Guide To Exploring Kennedy Town

      2022-06-30

      100 Jobs Available On March 29 & Walk-in Recruitment Days Every Thursday At Water World

      2023-03-28

      Protect Your Business: 5 Must-Have Professional And Financial Insurances in Hong Kong

      2023-03-27

      10 Awesome Co-Working Spaces To Try In Hong Kong

      2023-01-30

      Bela Offices, Affordable Luxury Serviced Offices In Central And Sheung Wan

      2022-11-03

      61 Organizations Offering Volunteer Opportunities And Charity Work in Hong Kong

      2023-03-30

      100 Jobs Available On March 29 & Walk-in Recruitment Days Every Thursday At Water World

      2023-03-28

      New Study By NordVPN Identifies Adult Content And Video Streaming Sites As Major Security Vulnerabilities

      2023-03-28

      Protect Your Business: 5 Must-Have Professional And Financial Insurances in Hong Kong

      2023-03-27
    The HK HUB
    Home»Taste»Food»Where to Eat & Drink in Sai Ying Pun
    Food

    Where to Eat & Drink in Sai Ying Pun

    The HK HUBBy The HK HUB2019-11-18Updated:2020-01-22No Comments15 Mins Read
    restaurants in Sai Ying Pun

    With quirky second-hand stores, dried seafood shops, and traditional Chinese apartments, Sai Ying Pun is a real slice of local life in Hong Kong’s Western District. But behind all this is an area bursting with a wealth of delightful restaurants, cool cafés, and eclectic bars. Whatever food you’re in the mood for, you won’t have to look hard to sate your appetite in Sai Ying Pun because this neighbourhood has food in spades.

    Content of this article hide
    High Street
    Centre Street
    Third Street
    Second Street
    First Street
    Water Street
    Po Tuk Street
    Fuk Sau Lane
    Queen’s Road West
    Des Voeux Road West
    Connaught Road West
    We cover more restaurants in this part of Hong Kong in our Kennedy Town & Shek Tong Tsui guides.

    High Street

    Like all the rest of the brand’s branches, Maison Eric Kayser’s Sai Ying Pun outpost offers a mouthwatering selection of authentically French baked goods. There are croissants for brekkie, cakes for tea, and even lunch items like sandwiches and salads. They do a decent coffee, too, so you can get your afternoon caffeine fix.

    With rustic-chic interiors and friendly service, TM’s by The Den is a fun spot for a casual weeknight dinner. Latin-style grilled plates are the mainstay here, so you can expect to feast on Aussie Wagyu M5+ and seafood grilled in Peruvian style. There are plenty of specials throughout the week too, so try and drop by for weekday set lunches, weekend brunches, and the HK$168 Wagyu Night.

    Krua Walaipan
    Krua Walaipan, High Street

    For authentic Thai food, head to Krua Walaiphan, a Thai restaurant opened by Chefs Walaiphan Hanyut and Renee Dancel, both formerly of Chachawan. Many items on the menu are similar to those found at Chachawan, and they offer a great-value weekday lunch and weekend brunch menu.

    Thai On High has called High Street home for a number of years and offers a solid range of Thai dishes. Although not as authentic as Krua Walaiphan, it’s a good option for Thai food in this area if you’re not too fussy.

    Cross Cafe Sai Ying Pun
    Cross Cafe

    Combining the nostalgia of Hong Kong’s cha chaan tengs with hip and modern decor, Cross Cafe is a popular spot for locals and expats alike. You’ll find all of your typical cha chaan teng fare here, along with a number of novel dishes.

    Flying Pig Bistro
    Flying Pig Bistro

    Located on High Street, Flying Pig Bistro is practically a Sai Ying Pun institution and pairs gourmet pork dishes with hipster art by Hong Kong-based artist Malcolm Golding. Specials include pork knuckle and Iberico pork chop, but don’t worry if pig isn’t your thing. The extensive menu has everything from salads and pasta to staunchly English dishes like Barramundi fish & chips, lamb wellington and bangers & mash. 

    SYP Escalator, Centre Street (View from High Street), Hong Kong
    SYP Escalator, Centre Street (View from High Street)

    Ollies does comfort food and casual vibes in equally good doses. They’re a fan of big portions, so it’s great for dining with families and those who like to share. Slip in on Mondays and Tuesdays for the ‘Special Steak Night’ and enjoy sizzling meats with a glass of red wine (HK$198), or pop by on Wednesdays and Thursdays for the ‘Sizzling Fajita Nights’ (HK$138-HK$168).

    Sup1 restaurant interior
    Sup1, High Street

    With its sleek interior design, Sup1 is a great option for dinner and drinks. Their menu is a bit of a mixed bag, including French, Chinese and Japanese. In other words, you’re bound to find something to suit your tastebuds.

    High Street Cart Noodles, Hong Kong
    High Street Cart Noodles

    If you’re craving noodles, head on over to High Street Cart Noodles to get your fix. As the name suggests, this small shop serves up customisable noodle dishes where you get to choose everything from the broth and noodles, to the toppings and sides.

    Aptly named High Street Grill serves up wholesome brunches and dinners in a welcoming environment. The set up is ideal for the whole family and includes a kid’s menu.

    Metropolitain, High Street, Hong Kong
    Metropolitain, High Street

    Metropolitain is a much-loved staple in Sai Ying Pun. Why? Because the classic yet modern surroundings make it the perfect spot to enjoy your favourite homely French dishes in style. Beat the Monday blues with 1-for-1 mains between 6pm-10pm.

    See also  Where to Eat and Drink in Wan Chai
    Pizzeria Italia
    Pizzeria Italia, High Street

    Pizzeria Italia has a great range of pizzas available, and they make a mighty good home-made tomato sauce. The ingredients used are fresh, and the results are delicious.

    If you are looking for some authentic Italian cuisine, you must try the family-run Trattoria Caffe Monteverdi. They offer a range of homemade pasta dishes (including gnocchi!), and serve them up in a rustic, inn-like setting.

    Uncle Padak
    Uncle Padak, High Street

    Uncle Padak is one of the many Korean fried chicken joints that have been popping up around Hong Kong in recent years. And there’s really only one thing on the menu: fried chicken. The plates are huge, the chicken is incredibly crispy, and you can choose from a variety of flavours. Besides the chicken, you’ll find some non-meaty Korean side dishes like kimchi and ddukbokki.

    St Barts Sai Ying Pun
    St. Barts, High Street

    The third Castelo Concepts restaurant on High Street is St. Barts. Similar to their other restaurants, this bright and casual eatery serves up a range of cusine. Additionally, they serve a solid breakfast if you’re looking to grab a quick bite before work or are in the mood for a lazy weekend brunch.

    Centre Street

    looking down Centre Street
    The View down Centre Street Towards Victoria Harbour

     

    Flying Pig Deli Social
    Flying Pig Deli Social

    It may have started as a takeout counter, but Flying Pig Deli Social is now being built out to become a dining destination in its own right – and it should be on your radar for next weekend’s brunch plans. Kick back with friends as you enjoy a cosy alfresco meal of European comfort food paired with wine and a brew from the self-service beer tap. This place is dog-friendly, too, so your furry friend can join in the fun.

    Don’t be fooled by the simple interiors at Yuen Kee Dessert. This authentic Hong Kong dessert place is always packed with locals, so you know it’s good. Check it out for yourself – and bring some friends so you can try a bit of everything. Don’t miss the egg sponge cake and sweet walnut cream soup, which are best washed down with some warm tea.

    Third Street

    Third Street Sai Ying Pun

    What do you get when you combine the best of Asia’s street food? The answer is Bingaz Street Food. This casual spot pairs high-quality ingredients with traditional recipes and friendly service. Expect easy-to-east bites like Wagyu beef skewers, marinated wings, and noodles

    Potato Head, Third Street
    Potato Head, Third Street

    Potato Head features 750sqm of space offering shopping, music, and food. While away the hours with casual eats and cocktails at the all-day cafe and bar. At the weekend, dig into a sumptuous brunch against a gorgeous backdrop at Indonesian restaurant Kaum.

    Third Street SYP
    Third Street

    If you are in the mood for some hot pot, you can’t do better than Together Pot. This local restaurant has been around for over ten years. Utilising a huge range of local products, you can tailor-make your meal for a perfect Cantonese feast.

    La Rotisserie, Third Street
    La Rotisserie, Third Street

    You may have seen La Rotisserie in Wan Chai or Sheung Wan, but they have a bustling outlet in Sai Ying Pun, too. Specialising in French-style rotisserie chicken, they offer dine-in and take-away options for both lunch and dinner.

    E Macho
    El Macho, Third Street

    With colourful, graffiti-esque murals inspired by Día de los Muertos – the Mexican Day of the Dead – El Macho is a Friday night fiesta just waiting to happen. Grab a perch and sip on margaritas as you muse over your food options. The classic Mexican menu is packed with hearty, flavourful dishes like nachos, quesadillas and tacos, but you’ll want to try the signature burrito with beef chili con carne and Angus beef fajitas.

    Second Street

    LN Fortunate Coffee is a large cafe with plenty of natural light thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows. Aside from their coffee, vegetarians will be happy to know that the food menu is all veggie and vegan.

    Quarter Master, Second Street
    Quarter Master, Second Street

    Quarter Master is carnivore central, with burgers and steak sourced next door from its butchery, Bones & Blades. The meat here is top-notch, imported from family-owned farms where cattle is raised free of growth hormones, pesticides or pollutants.

    See also  8 Michelin Bib Gourmand Restaurants You Must Try
    Interior at Brut, Hong Kong
    Brut, Second Street

    Simplicity is the key at Brut! This cosy spot pairs a great list of biodynamic wines with European and Asian sharing plates laced with organic ingredients. In other words, this is a choice destination for group catch-ups.

    Second Street, Sai Ying Pun
    Second Street Comfort Food & Bar

    Second Street Comfort Food & Bar has a spacious ground-level dining area that offers various Western dishes. Drop in  for brunch (only HK$98 for all dishes) or for their all-day happy hour (from 12:30 pm – 9:00 pm) and cheap cocktails (all at HK$68).

    Taco Chaca
    Taco Chaca, Second Street

    If you’re craving Mexican, pop into Taco Chaca for nachos, burritos, and, obviously, tacos. Don’t expect anything fancy here. You’ll be wiping the salsa off your face while perched on a metal stool in a small locale – but it sure does hit the spot.

    Ping Pong 129, Second Street
    Ping Pong 129, Second Street

    Formerly a ping-pong hall, Ping Pong 129 is our go-to bar in Sai Ying Pun. It has lofty ceilings coupled with excellent interior design, including a neon sign behind the bar (that translates to Train Your Body) and a fun Chen Fei painting on the wall. This Spanish Gintoneria serves a range of different gins from Spain and the rest of the world.

    Polygon
    Polygon Cafe, Second Street

    You’ve likely seen Polygon Cafe pop up on your Instagram feed, and for good reason. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, and serve Intelligentsia Coffee and a range of custom tea blends.

    First Street

    Tucked in an alleyway off First Street is  Electric Ave. This burger joint may be small, but it has a ton of character. The burgers are huge and they’ve experimented with some fun ingredient combinations that will leave your hands messy and belly full.

    Coffee by Zion
    Coffee by Zion, First Street

    Coffee by Zion is another minimalist modern café. The interior is welcoming and offers a decent amount of tables to sit at if you’re looking to relax and enjoy your coffee with something a bit more substantial (a full English breakfast, anyone?).

    Water Street

    Ba Yi Restaurant Sai Ying Pun
    Ba Yi Restaurant, Water Street

    Ba Yi is considered a hidden gem for lamb lovers. This Xinjiang Michelin-recognised restaurant is known for its traditional stewed lamb, roast leg and mutton skewers, and most of the meat imported from Xinjiang in northwest China.

    Chau Kee's Golden Lava French Toast
    Chau Kee’s Golden Lava French Toast

    Instagrammer’s take note: Chau Kee’s famous French toast with salted egg filling should be on your feed (and in your belly). Because, quite simply, it’s delicious. Of couse,  you’ll inevitably find yourself, along with the other snap-happy diners in the restaurant, capturing the sight of the gooey filling gushing out of the crispy bread as you slice into it.

    Po Tuk Street

    Plantation by Teakha
    Plantation by Teakha, Po Tuk Street

    Styled like a serene Chinese teahouse, Plantation by Teakha is a quiet retreat from the chaos of Hong Kong. Slip in and spend an hour brewing your own cup or tea and savouring the ritual. After that – when you’re ready to leave – you can buy some to recreate the experience at home. You may even be inspired to come back for a tea workshop (they run regularly here).

    Dear Neighbour
    Dear Neighbor, Po Tuk Street

    A cute duplex shop set on quiet Po Tuk Street, Dear Neighbor is cosy, space of grey walls and wood chairs. Coffee is the speciality here, although it pairs with the daily breakfasts, pasta specials, sandwiches or salads.

    Fuk Sau Lane

    BlackSalt, Fuk Sau Lane
    BlackSalt, Fuk Sau Lane

    BlackSalt serves up delicious Asian fusion dishes and offers a fantastic laidback brunch. The loft area upstairs is great for private outings and the intimate downstairs contributes to a fun, casual vibe with fellow diners. Expect masalas, sambals and scrumptious home-made chutneys; you’ll be ordering extra roti to scoop it all up.

    Locofama strives to use local, organic produce and hopes to inspire its patrons to a healthier way of living –  because that’s better for us and the environment, of course. The restaurant is large and it’s nice to sit in their lovely alfresco area when the sun is shining. They also sell a range of organic products through their café.

    See also  The Gourmet's Guide To Hong Kong

    Queen’s Road West

    Okra Kitchen, Queen's Road West
    Okra Kitchen, Queen’s Road West

    Okra Kitchen is a casual izakaya with cool music- their Spotify playlist is on their website if you want to check it out at home. Here, sharing plates are prepared with Japanese precision. So go ahead – get a seat at the long bar and watch the chefs work their magic.

    Honjo Restaurant
    Honjo, Queen’s Road West

    The decor may be gobally inspired, but the menu at Honjo is decidedly modern Japanese. This stylish spot by Pirata Group delivers jet-fresh sushi and sashimi, crisp tempura and a host of delicious big plates. Wash it down with a selection from the cracker list of sakes, wines, and cocktails.

    TMK
    TMK, Queen’s Road West

    Hidden beneath Honjo, TMK is a raucuous, rock-and-roll temakeria where guests can let loose. It ain’t fancy, but this place delivers solid sushi hand rolls (aka temaki) and small plates served with quality cocktails, sakes, and beers.

    La Paloma, Queen's Road West
    La Paloma, Queen’s Road West

    La Paloma calls itself a “sexy tapas bar”. The lively venue serves roast suckling pig made in an “Asador”, a traditional clay oven, and a variety of large paellas. The dining area is large and colourful. Which makes it perfect for a fun date night or get together with friends, naturally.

    Quick to become a local favourite, Winston’s Coffee brings together caffeine-lovers over lattes and espresso martinis. If you can’t find a seat in the small space inside, just take your drinks outdoors.

    Po Lin Yuen Vegetarian Restaurant
    Po Lin Yuen, Queen’s Road West

    If you are searching for a fully vegetarian restaurant in the area, then Po Lin Yuen is the place to go. With a huge range of vegetarian dim sum, as well as a large selection of main dishes, all of their food is super-fresh and made with love.

    Keen to try more local restaurants? Check out our guide to eating like a local in Sheung Wan (when you’re an expat) and this guide to iconic Hong Kong street food. 

    Des Voeux Road West

    Noc Coffee Company
    Noc Coffee Company, Des Voeux Road West

    NOC Coffee Co. now has outlets all over Hong Kong, but the location on Des Voeux Road West is where the magic happens. The brand’s main roastery is located here and is responsible for creating all the delicious in-house blends and single origin coffees you enjoy. The space is large and bright, and you’ll find plenty of snacks and light lunches to compliment your caffeine hit.

    Feather and Bone Sai Ying Pun
    Feather and Bone, Des Voeux Road West

    Yes, this is a deli and you can find plenty of great produce to take home. But Feather & Bone’s Sai Ying Pung store is also a great spot for a dine-in meal. The menu here has a range of meat-heavy plates for all-day dining, and you can’t beat the great-value set lunch menu that’s available as two or three courses.

    A slick, cool space dishing up serious Neapolitan-style pizza, Homeslice is a neighbourhood pizzeria has style and substance in spades. Order a classic pie, like the Quattro Formaggi or piquant Diavola or try one of the offbeat offerings, and pair with beer, wines, and cocktails, and save room for dessert.

    Connaught Road West

    Test Kitchen presents a unique food experience where no two nights are the same. The dining venue showcases global guest chefs and their culinary talents to hungry diners and they, in turn, give feedback after happily chowing down. The spacious open kitchen setting means you’re just steps away from an up-and-coming chef slicing and dicing your next dish.

    OpenDoor Cafe
    OpenDoor Cafe, Connaught Road West

    For healthy drinks and dishes, try Opendoor Café. They also serve up a selection of super smoothies for that extra health boost, and their welcoming interior also acts as a gallery, with art rotating monthly.

    Eat, Explore, Enjoy!

    We cover more restaurants in this part of Hong Kong in our Kennedy Town & Shek Tong Tsui guides.


    Share this article with your friends ~

    • Whatsapp


    • Facebook


    • Twitter


    • Linkedin


    • Messenger


    • Wechat

    Rate this post
    Sai Ying Pun
    The HK HUB
    • Website
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Instagram

    Created by Hong Kong lovers for Hong Kong lovers, The HK HUB offers you a daily dose of stories, deals, and tips about this unique and amazing city. If you're looking for the best places to visit, to know more about the Hong Kong Culture, to find a cool restaurant or bar to chill with your friends, or an exciting thing to do over the weekend with your family, we've got you covered. The HK HUB opens the doors to Hong Kong.

    Related Posts

    Hong Kong’s New Restaurants & Bars You Can’t Miss In April 2023 (Warning: May Lead To Uncontrollable Cravings)

    2023-03-31 Taste

    5 Certified Halal Restaurants In Hong Kong (And Some Have Iftar Meal Sets)

    2023-03-31 Restaurants

    5 Hong Kong Restaurants Make It To Asia’s 50 Best List For 2023

    2023-03-29 Restaurants

    Add comment

    Partners
    CCW banner
    banner coral hub hong kong
    compass offices side banner
    Vipop - Sustainable Fashion Shop
    tutor time international nursery and kindergarten in hong kong

    Subscribe to updates

    Open the door to Hong Kong and get your weekly dose of stories, deals and tips.

    Facebook Twitter Instagram RSS
    • About Us
    • Advertise With Us
    • Contact
    • Contribute
    • Submit PR & Events
    • The HK Support Hub
    • Directory
    • Privacy Policy
    © 2023 All Rights Reserved. Designed by Get Clicks.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.