Best Steak in Hong Kong: Savor Perfection at The Steak House, Regent Hong Kong

Must-Eat in Hong Kong: Regent’s Cinematic Tribute to Kowloon Walled City: The Siege In the heart of Hong Kong, where neon lights shimmer and the city buzzes with life, the Regent Hong Kong stands proudly as a beacon of elegance and cultural celebration. In an exciting collaboration with the Hong Kong Film Awards, the hotel joins hands with the city’s cinematic legacy, spotlighting both its storytelling brilliance and beloved culinary traditions.

A Scene-Stealing Dish Inspired by Cinema

One of this year’s most talked-about films, Kowloon Walled City: The Siege (九龍城寨之圍城), delves into the tight-knit lives within the historic Walled City—an area that once pulsed with resilience, character, and unforgettable street food. The film doesn’t just tell a story—it celebrates the flavors of Hong Kong, especially the kind found steaming from local food stalls. In tribute, the Regent’s Lobby Lounge introduces a culinary star: “Hong Kong Style” BBQ Pork Rice with Sunny Side Up Egg. This dish is a nostalgic nod to street food classics and a bold new entry on every list of must-eat in Hong Kong. BBQ Pork Rice with Sunny Side Up Egg: A Taste of Film and Memory Inspired by the film’s poignant representation of street culture, Regent Hong Kong has created a limited-time dish at the Lobby Lounge that’s already being recognized as a must-eat in Hong Kong: the “Hong Kong Style” BBQ Pork Rice with Sunny Side Up Egg. This humble yet iconic dish features:

• Juicy pork collar
• Fresh choy sum
• A rich drizzle of house-made soy sauce
• A golden, perfectly fried egg

Each element tells a story. Every bite blends savory and sweet in harmony, echoing the city’s culinary DNA. It's more than a meal—it's a tribute to the flavors that define generations and neighborhoods. The Story Behind the Flavor In Kowloon Walled City: The Siege, amid hardship and struggle, characters still find comfort in food—a rare constant in their turbulent lives. The BBQ pork rice dish, simple yet soulful, becomes a vessel of warmth and humanity. It speaks not just to hunger, but to belonging, memory, and emotion. For those who’ve walked the streets of Kowloon, this dish recalls shared laughter over plastic stools, late-night meals with friends, and a sense of being home. Through this culinary creation, Regent Hong Kong turns flavor into narrative—one that resonates with the local soul and international heart alike.  

Your Invitation to Dine Like a Local Star

Whether you're a film lover, a cultural explorer, or a passionate foodie, this is one experience you shouldn’t miss. Enjoy the “Hong Kong Style” BBQ Pork Rice with Sunny Side Up Egg while gazing out over the Victoria Harbour, and you’ll understand why this dish is a modern classic. Lobby Lounge Hours

• Daily: 10:00 AM – 12:00 Midnight
• Breakfast: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Last order 11:45 AM)
• Afternoon Tea:
  • Weekdays: 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
  • Weekends & Public Holidays: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
• Dinner: 6:00 PM – 12:00 Midnight
  • Sunday to Thursday: Last order 10:30 PM
  • Friday & Saturday: Last order 11:00 PM

Ready to savor a slice of Hong Kong’s cinematic and culinary soul? Book your table and discover the story behind the flavor: Explore the BBQ Pork Rice at The Lobby Lounge Regent Hong Kong invites you to savor not only a beloved dish, but also a piece of the city’s soul. Here, “must-eat in Hong Kong” isn't just about flavor—it’s about memory, culture, and the timeless stories that meals continue to tell.

Kai Tak Guide: 8 Best Things to Do 2025 Once renowned for its iconic airport, Kai Tak has transformed into a vibrant paradise brimming with sports, shopping, and culinary delights. From family fun to fitness hubs, here’s your guide to exploring all the exciting Kai Tak attractions! 8 Top Activities in Kai Tak

1. Top Bowl Tenpin Bowling Centre

Who says bowling is only for rainy days? The largest bowling center in Kowloon features 40 international-standard lanes, equipped with touchscreen displays and barrier-free facilities. The venue also plans to host international tournaments such as the IBF Bowling World Cup 2025. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, you’ll find fun here. After bowling, why not challenge yourself with a game of billiards or sing your heart out in the karaoke lounge?

• Address: Shop 301–302, 1/F to 3/F, Retail Pavilion, Kai Tak Sports Park, Concorde Road, Kowloon
• Opening Hours: Monday to Thursday: 10:00–00:00, Friday to Sunday: 10:00–01:00
• Transportation: About a 5-minute walk from Kai Tak MTR Station, Exit B2

2. Joypolis Sports: High-Tech Indoor Theme Park

Joypolis Sports is a five-story, 30,000-square-foot interactive amusement park.

• Address: Entire Building, Sports and Wellness Centre, Kai Tak Sports Park, Concorde Road, Kowloon

It consists of three main themed zones:

• Sonic Stadium – Family-friendly activities such as racing games and mini-golf
• Ninja Dojo – Ninja-themed obstacle course to test your skill
• Future Arena – The world’s first AR climbing wall, virtual horse racing, and more

After an exciting time, head to the rooftop restaurant to enjoy great food and a panoramic view of the venue.

3. Kai Tak Sports Park: A New Landmark of Integrated Entertainment

Kai Tak Sports Park covers 28 hectares and is the largest integrated sports facility in Hong Kong, featuring:

• Main Stadium – Hosts international sports competitions and concerts
• Youth Sports Ground – Supports local rising stars and witnesses the birth of future champions
• Indoor Sports Centre – Offers activities like basketball, martial arts, and more; unwind at the spa after the game

4. Airside Mall: Shopping × Dining × Art

Designed by internationally renowned architectural firm Snøhetta, this 47-story mixed-use building offers 700,000 square feet of retail space, blending fashion brands, art exhibitions, and global cuisine for a fresh experience every visit.

• Address: 2 Concorde Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon
• Opening Hours: Daily 10:00–22:00
• Transportation: Direct access from Kai Tak MTR Station, Exit A

5. Groundswell: Your First Surfing Experience in a Mall

Hong Kong’s first indoor surfing venue in a shopping mall, featuring FlowRider technology, lets you enjoy the thrill of surfing no matter the weather.

• Address: 6/F, AIRSIDE, 2 Concorde Road, Kai Tak
• Opening Hours: Daily 10:00–22:00
• Transportation: About a 3-minute walk from Kai Tak MTR Station, Exit A

6. Bouncetopia by Kiztopia: A Dream World for Kids

Covering over 8,000 square feet, it features 12 obstacle courses, a 30,000-ball colorful ball pit, and a mini axe-throwing game—offering diverse interactive experiences for children, including:

• 12 obstacle courses
• 30,000 colorful balls
• Mini axe-throwing game

You can also customize birthday party content, including magic shows and face painting. After the fun, stay in family-friendly suites and enjoy bedtime storytelling.

• Address: 3/F, AIRSIDE, 2 Concorde Road, Kai Tak
• Opening Hours: Daily 10:00–20:00
• Transportation: About a 3-minute walk from Kai Tak MTR Station, Exit A

 

7. Kai Tak Sky Garden: Aviation-Themed Garden of Dreams

A sky oasis paying tribute to Kai Tak’s aviation history. Spanning about 1.4 kilometers in length and covering about 2 hectares, the garden features airplane-themed walking trails, more than 80 types of plants, and three large plazas—perfect for a leisurely stroll.

• Address: Former Runway Area, Kai Tak Development, Concorde Road, Kowloon
• Transportation: About a 10-minute walk from Kai Tak MTR Station, Exit A

8. Kai Tak Mall: Where Sports Meet Fashion

Hong Kong’s first mall themed around “sportainment”, spanning 700,000 square feet. It houses major athletic brands like Nike, Adidas, New Balance, and also includes the Oofos flagship store alongside multiple trendy boutiques—perfectly balancing fitness and fashion.

• Address: Retail Pavilion, Kai Tak Sports Park, Concorde Road, Kowloon
• Opening Hours: Daily 10:00–22:00
• Transportation: Direct access from Kai Tak MTR Station, Exit B2

Book your stay now at Regent Hong Kong and enjoy luxury, convenience, and effortless access to all the best things to do in Kai Tak Getting to Kai Tak Sports Park from Regent Hong Kong MTR: The Fast Route From Tsim Sha Tsui Station (near the hotel): Take the Tsuen Wan Line towards Central. Transfer to the Kwun Tong Line at Prince Edward, heading towards Tiu Keng Leng. Get off at Kai Tak Station, take Exit B2—and you’re at the Sports Park. Total time? About 20 minutes. Taxi: Quick & Convenient Taxis are readily available outside the hotel. The ride takes about 10–15 minutes (depending on traffic). Just make sure the meter’s running—fares typically range from HK$30 to HK$50. Bus: Scenic Route Feeling adventurous? Buses 11D, 215X, and 261 go straight there. Board at Tsim Sha Tsui East Bus Terminus and enjoy the sights until you reach the Sports Park stop. Journey time: 25–40 minutes. Ready to explore Kai Tak? With Regent Hong Kong as your base, your daily adventures start just minutes away. Dive into a district that’s bursting with energy, surprises, and unforgettable memories.   Book your stay now at Regent Hong Kong and enjoy luxury, convenience, and effortless access to all the best things to do in Kai Tak

Victoria Harbour isn’t just a postcard-perfect skyline—it’s the cinematic stage of Hong Kong, an ever-evolving backdrop to its legendary entertainment history. And there’s no better front-row seat to soak in that magic than at the Avenue of Stars, where film icons, larger-than-life characters, and Hong Kong’s bold artistic spirit converge in a glitzy, star-studded promenade. Just a short walk from Regent Hong Kong, this iconic destination is a must-visit for locals and travelers alike.

Lights, Camera, Harbour!

Think of the Avenue of Stars as Hong Kong’s version of Hollywood’s Walk of Fame, but with way more action, dramatic skyline views, and a Bruce Lee statue that can literally kick your Instagram feed into shape. Originally opened to honor the city’s entertainment legends, the promenade underwent a major glow-up in 2019, transforming into a modern cultural hotspot that seamlessly connects the city’s cinematic past with its vibrant future.

Iconic Statues to See: Meet the Stars (and Try Not to Get Starstruck)

Bruce Lee: Hong Kong’s Ultimate Action Hero

If there’s one statue that demands attention, it’s Bruce Lee, frozen mid-strike in a stunning 2-meter bronze masterpiece. His presence here isn’t just about epic martial arts moves—it’s a tribute to his philosophy: "Be formless, shapeless, like water." The Avenue of Stars took that literally, featuring a fluid design with rolling wooden railings and a wave-like layout, making it feel like part of the harbour itself.

Anita Mui: The Queen of Cantopop

When you think of Hong Kong pop royalty, Anita Mui reigns supreme. The "Daughter of Hong Kong" was a trailblazer—a singer, actress, and global star who owned every stage she stepped on. Her statue stands in tribute to her iconic presence, fierce independence, and lasting impact on music and film. Plus, augmented reality tech lets visitors interact with Bruce Lee and Anita Mui, so you can literally snap a selfie with legends!

McDull: The Little Pig That Could

Forget action stars and pop divas—Hong Kong’s Avenue of Stars also celebrates its beloved animated hero: McDull, the adorably clueless pig who became the city’s most unlikely cultural icon. First appearing in comic strips and later on the big screen, McDull represents Hong Kong’s animation industry, proving that even an underdog (or, well… under-pig?) can be a star. This charming character adds a whimsical touch to the promenade, making it a delightful experience for visitors of all ages.

Hong Kong Film Awards: A Silver Screen Celebration

High above the promenade, a statue cradles a gleaming pearl, embodying the Hong Kong Film Awards, which have honored the city’s cinematic triumphs since 1982. Widely regarded as Hong Kong’s Oscars, these awards illuminate the vibrant mosaic of talent flourishing in this dynamic city.

  Ready for the star treatment? Book your stay now.  

Things to Do at Avenue of Stars

1.     Walk Among Celebrity Handprints

Forget red carpets—here, the stars leave their mark directly on the railing. Run your fingers over more than 100 celebrity handprints, belonging to legends like:

• Run Run Shaw, media mogul and co-founder of TVB
• Michelle Yeoh, the powerhouse who rocked “Crazy Rich Asians”
• Tony Leung, Hong Kong’s ultimate heartthrob

Feeling competitive? Make it a game. Can you find all the biggest names before your friends do? This interactive experience adds another layer of fun to your visit, ensuring that the Avenue of Stars is not just a stroll, but an engaging adventure.

2. Catch the Symphony of Lights - Light Show

Sure, you come for the movie magic, but the Avenue of Stars is also one of the best places to just hang out. Every night at 8:00 PM, Victoria Harbour transforms into a canvas of color during the Symphony of Lights. Buildings on both sides of the harbour participate with synchronised lights, lasers, and music.

• People-watching paradise: Spot tourists, couples on dates, and maybe even a celeb or two! You might even run into fellow guests from Regent Hong Kong, creating a sense of community among those who appreciate the arts.
• Epic skyline views: You’ll get unbeatable angles of Victoria Harbour, whether at sunrise, sunset, or golden hour. The stunning vistas provide the perfect backdrop for memorable photos.
• Front-row seats to Symphony of Lights: Stay past sundown and catch Hong Kong’s nightly light show, where skyscrapers pulsate to synchronized beats. It’s a dazzling spectacle that turns the waterfront into a living canvas of color and sound.
• Rolling wooden railings: Designed to feel like waves, they make the experience even more immersive (and perfect for a lean-and-chill moment).

A Place Where Stories Live On

The Avenue of Stars isn’t just a walkway—it’s a narrative. It’s where Bruce Lee’s kicks meet Victoria Harbour’s waves, where Anita Mui’s voice echoes in the skyline, where McDull reminds us to dream big, and where every sunset over the city feels like the perfect closing scene to an unforgettable Hong Kong adventure. After exploring this cultural gem, why not retreat to Regent Hong Kong? With its luxurious amenities and stunning views, it’s the ideal place to unwind and reflect on your day. Enjoy a sumptuous meal at one of the hotel’s acclaimed restaurants or simply relax in your room while soaking in the panoramic views of the harbour. Ready for your own star-studded moment? Step into the Avenue of Stars, strike a pose, and let Hong Kong’s cinematic magic do the rest. Whether you’re a film buff or just looking for a beautiful place to relax, this promenade promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of the city.

Getting There from Regent Hong Kong

Just steps away from Regent Hong Kong, the Avenue of Stars is the perfect destination after a day of relaxing in luxury. Walk over for a sunset stroll, then return for dinner overlooking the harbour. Ready for the star treatment? Book your stay now.