Hong Kong – Around Kowloon : Kowloon – Tsim Sha Tsui (part 4) – Places to Eat

Places to Eat

1. Oyster and Wine Bar

   Sublime view and oysters so fresh they flinch when you squeeze a lemon on them.

   • 18/F Sheraton Hotel, 20 Nathan Rd

   • 2369 1111

2. Felix

   The
   food is fantastic, the view better and the bar crammed with the rich
   and famous. The highlight, for men at least, are the cheeky Philippe
   Starck-designed urinals, where you relieve yourself against a glass wall
   and feel like you’re showering Hong Kong.

   • 28/F, The Peninsula

   • 2315 3188

3. Morton’s of Chicago

   Carnivore’s paradise. Huge slabs of cow, aged and cooked to perfection.

   • 4/F Sheraton Hotel

   • 2732 2343

   
   

   
   
   

   Morton’s of Chicago

4. Dynasty

   Cantonese cuisine at its best.

   • 4/F New World Renaissance Hotel, 22 Salisbury Rd

   • 2734 6600

5. Balalaika

   The décor is more rustic than Russian. Try piroshkies, borscht or a cold shot of Stoli.

   • 2/F, 10 Knutsford Tce

   • 2312 6222

6. Gaddi’s

   Impeccable
   French cuisine, irreproachable service and famous patrons. Gaddi’s has
   earned its reputation as one of Asia’s finest restaurants.

   • 1/F The Peninsula

   • 2315 3171

7. Delaney’s

   Reasonably authentic Irish menu and great range of draught ales and whiskeys. Also lots of dim lighting and cosy nooks.

   • Basement, 71–77 Peking Rd

   • 2301 3980

8. Gaylord

   This place has been going for more than 30 years. Live Indian music complements delicious curries.

   • 1/F Ashley Centre, 23–25 Ashley Rd

   • 2376 1001

   
   

   
   
   

   Gaylord

9. Spoon

   Alain
   Ducasse has created another superlative restaurant. Even the 550 spoons
   suspended from the ceiling are unlikely to distract your attention from
   the best French food in town.

   Hotel Intercontinental

   • 18 Salisbury Rd

   • 2313 2323

10. Hutong

    Updated Northern Chinese classics in theatrically lit tower-top restaurant.

    • 28/F, I Peking Rd

    • 3428 8342