Rooms & Suites

Plan a blissful escape at a rare urban sanctuary on Victoria Harbour. Here each guestroom and suite is reimagined as a Personal Haven of peace and tranquillity – exclusively yours to experience. From the window front daybed revealing spectacular Framed Views or the Oasis Bathroom, find unexpected harmony and a sense of warmth and serenity.

Dining Destination

Explore an alluring dining destination with iconic restaurants, magnificent harbourviews and the vibrancy of local tastes and emerging talent married with innovation, creativity and decadence. Immersive culinary journeys go beyond the excellence of the cuisine itself with sensory encounters inspired by Hong Kong’s rich culture and art.

Lai Ching Heen
Renowned as one of the world’s finest Chinese restaurants specialising in Cantonese cuisine.
The Steak House
Curated selections of the finest meat from pristine farms around the world, perfectly seared on original charcoal grill.
The Lobby Lounge
Be captivated in an oasis with awe-inspiring panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island skyline.
Harbourside
Bursting with energy, aromas and flavours, Harbourside's immersive buffet experience transports you to the world's local markets.
Nobu Hong Kong
Savour the genre-defining and globally sought-after Japanese cuisine of world-famous chef, restauranteur and author Nobu Matsuhisa. Indulge in Nobu-san’s iconic dishes with Peruvian influences along with cinematic harvbourviews.
Qura Bar
Qura Bar, a Feast for the Senses with Rare Spirits and Majestic Views.

6 Best Museums in Hong Kong 2025 for Family, Couple & Solo

March 14, 2023

Cultural exploration is within easy access when you stay at Regent Hong Kong. In fact, some of the city’s best museums in Hong Kong are just steps away. Within a ten-minute walk, you can check out the latest exhibitions at the Hong Kong Museum of Art and Space Museum or take in a concert at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Alternatively, delve into the city’s rich past with a visit to the Hong Kong Museum of History and adjacent Science Museum, both of which are also close by. Nearby, a must-see is M+, the city’s new Museum of 20th and 21st century visual culture and the Hong Kong Palace Museum in the West Kowloon Cultural District, where you can also experience traditional Chinese Opera at the Xiqu Centre. Here are our top six picks of museums worth visiting near Regent Hong Kong.

Best Museums in Hong Kong 1. M+ 

A must-see in Hong Kong, the recently opened and highly anticipated M+ Museum in West Kowloon, Hong Kong’s new international art and culture hub, exhibits 20th and 21st Century visual culture, art, design, architecture and moving images.

M+ Address: 38 Museum Drive, West Kowloon

M+ ticket : Check latest ticket information

M+ Opening Hours: 

  • Tuesdays to Thursdays and weekends: 10:00–18:00 
  • Fridays: 10:00–22:00 
  • Closed on Mondays

Transportation from Regent Hong Kong: MTR from East Tsim Sha Tsui to Kowloon Station or Austin Station (For details, please visit M+ Official Site )

Insider Tip: While in the neighbourhood, check out the Xiqu Centre (88 Austin Road) for Chinese Opera. Located at the gateway to the West Kowloon Cultural District, it has a stunning avant garde architectural design featuring a curvilinear silver façade inspired by the Chinese Moon Gate motif.

Best Museums in Hong Kong 2. Hong Kong Palace Museum

Located on the western tip of the West Kowloon Cultural District, the Hong Kong Palace Museum (HKPM) is the latest addition to Hong Kong’s dynamic arts and cultural scene. HKPM showcases over 900 priceless treasures from Beijing’s Palace Museum – many on display in Hong Kong for the first time, with others never been publicly exhibited before. This treasure trove of rare artefacts also presents special exhibitions featuring Chinese art and culture from other parts of the world, as it aspires to become a leading global cultural institution committed to the study and appreciation of Chinese art and culture.

Hong Kong Palace Museum Address: 8 Museum Drive, West Kowloon

Hong Kong Palace Museum Ticket : Check latest ticket information

Hong Kong Palace Museum Opening Hours: 

  • Mon, Wed, Thu & Sun : 10:00 am–06:00 pm
  • Fri, Sat & Public Holiday 10:00 am–08:00 pm
  • Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays) & the first two days of the Lunar New Year
  • G/F Tickets will close one hour before the Museum closes

Transportation from Regent Hong Kong: MTR from East Tsim Sha Tsui to Kowloon Station or Austin Station (For details, visit Hong Kong Palace Museum Official Site )

Best Museums in Hong Kong 3. Hong Kong Museum of Art

HKMoA, the city’s first public art museum, which reopened in 2020 following a major renovation and expansion, houses a collection of over 17,000 art pieces, representing Hong Kong’s unique cultural legacy globally. By contrasting old and new, Chinese and Western, local and international art, all with a Hong Kong point of view, HKMoA offers a fresh perspective that make the art accessible and relevant.

Hong Kong Museum of Art Address: 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

Hong Kong Museum of Art Ticket : Admission to the Museum is free.

Hong Kong Museum of Art Opening Hours: 

  • Mondays to Wednesdays, Fridays : 10:00am – 6:00pm 
  • Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays : 10:00am – 9:00pm
  • Christmas Eve and Lunar New Year’s Eve : 10:00am – 5:00pm
  • Closed on Thursdays (except public holiday) and the first two days of the Lunar New Year 
  • Box Office will be closed 30 minutes before the Museum closes

Transportation from Regent Hong Kong: walking distance with 10 – 15 minutes (For details, visit Hong Kong Museum of Art Official Site )

Insider Tip: Check out the permanent Hong Kong exhibition which provides a unique perspective on the history of the city through various artistic mediums. The museum’s INK seafood café has a lovely outside seating area on the Avenue of Stars, perfect for reflecting on the art collection you’ve seen while taking in the amazing harbourview.                               

Best Museums in Hong Kong 4. Hong Kong Space Museum 

Golf ball-shaped astronomy and space science museum features the “Hall of the Cosmos” and “Hall of Space Exploration”. Almost two-thirds of the one hundred exhibits are interactive in design, ideal for engaging children.  The East Wing, the planetarium’s core building, hosts the Space Theatre and the Hall of Space Science; the West Wing includes a Lecture Hall, the Hall of Astronomy and a gift shop. The museum also houses a large collection of meteorites. Take in one of the two planetarium shows which the museum produces annually or one of the foreign OMNIMAX productions it screens.

Hong Kong Space Museum Address: 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Hong Kong Space Museum Ticket : Check latest ticketing information

Hong Kong Space Museum Opening Hours: 

  • Monday, Wednesday to Friday : 1pm – 9pm 
  • Saturday, Sunday & public holiday : 10am – 9:00pm 
  • Closed on Tuesdays (except public holiday) Closed on the first two days of the Chinese New Year
  • Closed at 5pm on Christmas Eve and Chinese New Year’s Eve

Transportation from Regent Hong Kong: walking distance with 5 – 10 minutes (For details, visit Hong Kong Space Museum Official Site )

Insider Tip: Check out the extensive calendar of activities for both adults and children which includes stargazing sessions and lectures, films and demonstrations on astronomy.

Best Museums in Hong Kong 5. Hong Kong History Museum 

While the museum’s permanent exhibition, “The Hong Kong Story,” which opened in 2001, is undergoing a comprehensive renovation, visitors can enjoy “Recreating a Classic: The Best Features of The Hong Kong Story” exhibition, with a series of exhibits spanning prehistoric Hong Kong, historical development, folk culture, early growth of the city, the modern metropolis and the return to China in 1997.

Hong Kong History Museum Address: 100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong (next to the Hong Kong Science Museum)

Hong Kong History Museum Ticket : Check latest ticketing information

Hong Kong History Museum Opening Hours: 

  • Mondays, Wednesdays to Fridays :10am – 6pm 
  • Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays : 10am – 7pm 
  • Christmas Eve and Chinese New Year’s Eve : 10am – 5pm (except closed days)
  • Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays), and the first two days of the Chinese New Year 
  • Box Office will be closed 30 minutes before the Museum closes on opening days

Transportation from Regent Hong Kong: MTR from East Tsim Sha Tsui to Hung Hom (For details, visit Hong Kong History Museum Official Site)

Insider Tip: The HK Science Museum is just next door, so why not check it out also?

Both museums offer exhibits and attractions for all ages.

Best Museums in Hong Kong 6. Hong Kong Science Museum 

With the aim of popularising science and supporting science education for the public and students, the Hong Kong Science Museum encourages individual exploration of  the exhibits and the fun of discovery learning, with almost two-thirds of the 500 exhibits being interactive. The main attractions are the Energy Machine, which is the largest device of its kind in the world, and  the DC-3 airplane, which is the first local airliner.

Hong Kong Science Museum Address: 2 Science Museum Road, Tsimshatsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Hong Kong Science Museum Ticket : Check latest ticketing information

Hong Kong Science Museum Opening Hours: 

  • Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays : 10am – 7pm ( Box Office will be closed at 6pm )
  •  Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays : 10am – 9pm ( Box Office will be closed at 8pm ) 
  • Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays) and the first two days of the Chinese New Year Closed at 5pm on Christmas Eve and Chinese New Year’s Eve

Transportation from Regent Hong Kong: MTR from East Tsim Sha Tsui to Hung Hom (For details, visit Hong Kong Science Museum Official Site)

Insider Tip: If taking in both the Hong Kong History Museum and Science Museum in one day seems like ‘museum overload’, especially with the kids, start with the Science Museum, where children may find the interactive exhibitions more engaging.

FAQ about Museum in Hong Kong

  1. How do I get to the Best Museums in Hong Kong from Regent Hong Kong?

Most are walkable or a short MTR ride away from Regent Hong Kong. Use the Hong Kong Transport Department’s route planner to find buses, MTR routes, or ferries.

  1. Can I visit multiple Best Museums in Hong Kong in one day?

Absolutely! Cluster visits by area: West Kowloon (M+, Palace Museum) or Tsim Sha Tsui (Art Museum, Space Museum, History Museum).

  1. What is the best time to visit the Best Museums in Hong Kong to avoid crowds?

Weekdays (especially mornings) are quieter. Avoid weekends and public holidays for popular spots like M+ and the Palace Museum.

 

Why Everyone’s Talking About the Terrace Suite at Regent Hong Kong Hotel : iShowSpeed's China Room Tour
When globally followed content creator iShowSpeed livestreamed his room tour ay at Terrace Suite at Regent Hong Kong, the internet could not help but take notice. His reaction to the Terrace Suite—an overwhelming mix of disbelief, awe, and excitement—quickly captivated audiences. Clips of the iShowSpeed hotel stay spread like wildfire across social media platforms, amassing millions of views and thrusting what may be Hong Kong’s most talked-about hotel room into the global spotlight. In his video, iShowSpeed boldly declared it the "best hotel in China," and it’s easy to see why. The Terrace Suite is as remarkable as it appears, offering a luxurious escape that leaves guests in awe.

Inside the Terrace Suite: Hong Kong’s Rare Urban Retreat

Spanning over 5,500 square feet across two luxurious floors, the Terrace Suite feels less like a hotel room and more like a private residence in the sky. At its core lies a breathtaking 3,300-square-foot outdoor rooftop terrace that offers sweeping views of Victoria Harbour and the iconic skyline. The Terrace Suite is equipped with:
  • A private outdoor whirlpool
  • Plush lounge seating
  • An intimate dining setup Whether it’s a sunrise soak or a candlelit dinner under the stars, this terrace brings together privacy and panoramic beauty—a rare combo in the heart of Hong Kong.

Luxury Hotel Interiors: What Awaits Inside the Terrace Suite

Inside, the suite flows seamlessly, creating a warm, home-like atmosphere. The main floor boasts a spacious living area, a dining table for eight, and an entertainment room ideal for cozy gatherings or lively game nights. Two powder rooms add convenience for hosting. The upstairs Master Bedroom, with its floor-to-ceiling windows, invites tranquility. A built-in daybed offers the perfect nook for quiet moments, while the Oasis Bathroom—featuring a round soaking tub and rainforest shower—resembles a personal spa retreat. The dressing and lounge area, complete with a well-lit makeup table, makes it a sought-after choice for weddings and other special occasions.

Terrace Suite for Every Occasion: Built for Celebrations and Storytelling

Traditionally, the Terrace Suite has been a go-to for weddings and romantic getaways, but its recent surge in popularity has unveiled a broader appeal. With its cinematic skyline views and stunning rooftop, it now attracts creators, streamers, and digital storytellers eager for a captivating backdrop. The upstairs dressing area, initially designed for bridal parties, has transformed into a versatile prep space for livestreams, photo shoots, and content creation. The terrace—with its whirlpool and harbour view—has become a hotspot for social media reveals, engagement shoots, and VIP experiences that blend privacy with grandeur. While couples still flock here for honeymoons and anniversaries, the suite now attracts a fresh wave of guests looking to commemorate milestones, launch projects, or simply capture unforgettable moments in an extraordinary setting.

Modern Comfort in Hong Kong Luxury Hotel Suite

Equipped with smart lighting and climate controls, high-speed Wi-Fi, Bluetooth audio, and streaming-enabled TVs—even in the bathroom—the suite combines modern luxury with comfort. The Refreshment Gallery features a Nespresso machine, a compact wine cellar, and locally inspired snacks. Wellness plays a central role in the experience. The Oasis Bathroom invites relaxation with premium bath amenities and natural light, while Regent’s signature Day-to-Evening Ritual subtly transforms the space as night falls—lights dim, robes are prepared, and the suite becomes a tranquil haven.

What Guests Are Saying

Since its recent social media debut, the Terrace Suite has continued to generate buzz across travel forums and review platforms. Guests consistently describe their stays with words like "unreal," "breathtaking," and "unforgettable." “It felt like we had our own private villa in the middle of the city,” one guest remarked. “The terrace alone is worth it—sunrise from the whirlpool is something I’ll never forget.” While undeniably exclusive, the true value lies in what it offers: unparalleled privacy, exquisite design, attentive service, and an unmatched setting.

Luxury Hotel Experience Like No Other: Discover the Terrace Suite in Hong Kong

Ultimately, the Terrace Suite is more than just a place to stay; it’s an experience to cherish. Whether you’re marking a special occasion or simply seeking an elevated escape, this suite promises more than luxury. It provides a space to connect, reflect, and celebrate—complete with Hong Kong’s breathtaking skyline as your backdrop.

Quick Facts: Terrace Suite at a Glance

  • Spectacular views of Victoria Harbour
  • Total area: 5,500 sq. ft. (510 sqm) (inclusive of the outdoor terrace)
  • Exclusive 3,300 sq. ft. (307 sqm) outdoor rooftop terrace with whirlpool, lounge and dining areas, all with panoramic views of Victoria Harbour
  • Duplex Suite
  • Features: Outdoor whirlpool, private terrace, entertainment room, Oasis Bathroom
  • Ideal For: VIP stays, private events, weddings, romantic escapes
 
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June 2025: Experience the Hong Kong Dragon Boat Races
June in Hong Kong is a month of energy, excitement, and tradition, and nothing captures this spirit better than the Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Races. The roar of the crowd, the rhythmic pounding of drums, and the flash of ornately decorated boats racing across Victoria Harbour make this one of the city’s most thrilling events. Held on June 7th and 8th, 2025, the races are a spectacular showcase of teamwork, skill, and cultural heritage.   After a day of high-energy festivities, unwind at Regent Hong Kong, where luxury meets impeccable hospitality. With harbor-view suites, world-class dining, and a tranquil escape in the heart of the city, it’s the perfect complement to your dragon boat experience.   Why Dragon Boat Racing is More Than Just a Sport Historical Significance Dragon boat racing honors Qu Yuan, a revered poet from ancient China. Villagers raced their boats, throwing rice dumplings into the water—a tradition that remains to this day. Symbolism & Tradition The ornate dragon boats symbolize strength and luck, while synchronized paddling and drumbeats drive teams forward and ward off evil spirits. Dragon Boat Racing in Modern Times Originally a Chinese tradition, dragon boat racing has evolved into a global competitive sport, attracting diverse teams and international spectators.   Event Details: Your Ultimate Guide to June’s Biggest Festival Date, Time & Location: The Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Races take place on June 7th and 8th, from 8 AM to 6 PM daily, at the Tsim Sha Tsui East Promenade. This scenic waterfront location provides unparalleled views, lively cultural displays, and a bustling festival atmosphere. Race Categories & Teams: The competition features Open, Women’s, Mixed, Corporate, and International teams, drawing elite paddlers from around the world. Watch as teams like the Hong Kong Dragons and Global Paddlers battle for victory in thrilling, high-speed races. Daily Schedule The races begin at 8 AM, kicking off with cultural performances such as lion and dragon dances. Throughout the day, intense heats keep spectators on edge, culminating in the awards ceremony in the late afternoon.   Spectator Experience: What to Expect Atmosphere & Best Viewing Spots Expect an electric atmosphere, with synchronized paddling, energetic drumbeats, and roaring crowds. Arrive early to grab a prime viewing spot along the promenade, where you’ll see the action unfold right before your eyes. Getting to the Venue: For easy access, take the MTR East Rail Line to Hung Hom Station, followed by a short walk. Ferries, buses, and taxis also provide convenient transport options to Tsim Sha Tsui East.   Where to Stay: Regent Hong Kong—A Sanctuary of Elegance After an exhilarating day, retreat to Regent Hong Kong, where sophistication meets comfort. Located along Victoria Harbour, this iconic luxury hotel ensures a seamless experience with breathtaking views, gourmet dining, and personalized service. Why Regent Hong Kong? Prime location, steps from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station, Star Ferry Terminal, and cultural landmarks Sophisticated accommodations envisioned by renowned designer Chi Wing Lo, where panoramic harbor vistas blend seamlessly with tranquil interiors. A refined culinary journey awaits, from the delicate artistry of Cantonese flavors at Lai Ching Heen to expertly curated premium cuts at The Steak House and an array of global delicacies at Harbourside, each offering an unforgettable gastronomic experience.   June 2025: Discover Hong Kong Beyond the Races Hong Kong offers a vibrant mix of culture, shopping, and breathtaking sights. While here, don’t miss:
  • Victoria Peak, with its stunning panoramic skyline views
  • Temple Street Night Market, known for street food, fortune tellers, and open-air performances
  • M+ Museum, showcasing contemporary art and Asia’s visual culture
  • Tian Tan Buddha, a peaceful retreat with breathtaking landscapes
  Conclusion: Your Ultimate Hong Kong Getaway in June The 2025 Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Races are a must-experience event, blending cultural traditions, fierce competition, and boundless energy. Whether you’re a racing enthusiast or simply looking to immerse yourself in Hong Kong’s unique atmosphere, this festival offers something extraordinary. And after an exhilarating day, Regent Hong Kong awaits with luxurious accommodations, Michelin-starred dining, and an unmatched waterfront retreat. Begin planning your journey today and discover the unparalleled luxury of Regent Hong Kong, ensuring that June 2025 becomes an unforgettable Hong Kong experience.
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May Music Event 2025 in Hong Kong
Experience a vibrant music event and world-class dining this May at Regent Hong Kong, ideally situated in the heart of the city. Nestled on the edge of Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Regent Hong Kong offers an unrivalled blend of luxury, convenience, and culinary excellence—placing you steps away from Hong Kong’s premier shopping, cultural attractions, and the iconic harbourfront promenade.  

1. Not-to-be-missed Events in Kowloon – May Music Event 2025

Gautier Capuçon, Christoph Koncz & Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra

  • Date: May 8 – 9, 2025
  • Venue: Hong Kong Cultural Centre
  • Address: 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
  • Highlights: Experience masterpieces of classical music. The venue is just a 7–10 minute walk from Regent Hong Kong, offering scenic views of Victoria Harbour along the way.
 

Mayday #5525 Back to That Day 25th Anniversary Hong Kong Tour

  • Date: May 9 – 11, 2025
  • Venue: Kai Tak Sports Park Main Stadium
  • Address: 38 Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak
  • Highlights: Relive the passion of youth with Mayday’s energetic performance. Easily accessible by MTR or car, immerse yourself in an electrifying atmosphere.
 

JJ Lin JJ20 FINAL LAP Hong Kong Concert

  • Date: May 24 – 25, 2025
  • Venue: Kai Tak Sports Park Main Stadium
  • Address: 38 Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak
  • Highlights: Be moved by JJ Lin’s soulful voice in two unforgettable nights of music.
 

2. Regent Hong Kong: The Ultimate Choice for Music Lovers

Located at 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Regent Hong Kong boasts stunning Victoria Harbour views and seamless transportation options:
  • Hong Kong Cultural Centre: A scenic 7–10 minute walk (about 600 meters) along the waterfront promenade.
  • Kai Tak Sports Park: Take the East Rail Line from East Tsim Sha Tsui Station to Hung Hom Station, transfer to the Tuen Ma Line to Kai Tak Station (about 15 minutes), then walk to the venue.
  • Valet Parking: Enjoy convenient valet parking services for self-driving guests.
 

3. Exquisite Dining at Regent Hong Kong

  • Lai Ching Heen – Michelin two-star Cantonese cuisine with panoramic harbour views, offering authentic Guangdong flavours.
  • The Steak House – Premium charcoal-grilled steaks and seafood, complemented by an extensive wine list for a true gourmet experience.
  • Nobu Hong Kong – Innovative Japanese-Peruvian fusion cuisine, delivering unique and memorable tastes.
  • The Lobby Lounge – Indulge in refined afternoon tea and desserts while relaxing with breathtaking harbour scenery.
 

Celebrate Music and Flavours in May 2025

Regent Hong Kong invites you to enjoy the best of music and gastronomy May event in the heart of Kowloon. With convenient access to major concert venues and a selection of acclaimed restaurants, your journey from classical to pop, and from Cantonese delicacies to premium steaks, promises to be truly unforgettable. Join us in Kowloon for a celebration of sound and taste—leave with memories to cherish!
 
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Lai Ching Heen
Renowned as one of the world’s finest Chinese restaurants specialising in Cantonese cuisine.
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The Steak House
Curated selections of the finest meat from pristine farms around the world, perfectly seared on original charcoal grill.
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The Lobby Lounge
Be captivated in an oasis with awe-inspiring panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island skyline.
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Harbourside
Bursting with energy, aromas and flavours, Harbourside's immersive buffet experience transports you to the world's local markets.
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Nobu Hong Kong
Savour the genre-defining and globally sought-after Japanese cuisine of world-famous chef, restauranteur and author Nobu Matsuhisa. Indulge in Nobu-san’s iconic dishes with Peruvian influences along with cinematic harvbourviews.
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Qura Bar
Qura Bar, a Feast for the Senses with Rare Spirits and Majestic Views.
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Lai Ching Heen
Renowned as one of the world’s finest Chinese restaurants specialising in Cantonese cuisine.
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The Steak House
Curated selections of the finest meat from pristine farms around the world, perfectly seared on original charcoal grill.
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The Lobby Lounge
Be captivated in an oasis with awe-inspiring panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island skyline.
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Harbourside
Bursting with energy, aromas and flavours, Harbourside's immersive buffet experience transports you to the world's local markets.
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Nobu Hong Kong
Savour the genre-defining and globally sought-after Japanese cuisine of world-famous chef, restauranteur and author Nobu Matsuhisa. Indulge in Nobu-san’s iconic dishes with Peruvian influences along with cinematic harvbourviews.
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Qura Bar
Qura Bar, a Feast for the Senses with Rare Spirits and Majestic Views.
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