Lunchtime is when we go for that much-needed midday break from work. On weekends, it’s the meal that allows us to catch up with family and friends. So, picking where to get lunch is a crucial choice, after all, you need to consider the cost, time, and quality. In Sheung Wan, the options are endless — from Japanese cuisine to Thai classics. Check out our comprehensive list of Sheung Wan lunch restaurants below. No matter what the budget or occasion, these Sheung Wan lunch spots will surely tickle your fancy… and tastebuds.
The Sheung Wan neighbourhood is bustling with restaurants, from your casual cha chaan teng to lavish fine dining options. It’s not surprising that even those working in nearby Central walk over to Sheung Wan for lunch. Do you need a new go-to lunch spot or are you simply unsure which place has a good deal? We’ve prepared a guide on the best lunch spots in Sheung Wan for every occasion with varying price points. Whether you’re looking for a wallet-friendly yet delicious meal, in a hurry to go to your next meeting or have plenty of time to eat, you’ll find something to your liking below.
Remember to bookmark this guide to the top Sheung Wan lunch restaurants so you’ll be ready to eat, anytime!
Check out the best lunch spots in Sheung Wan for your next meal
Affordable, quick fixes
Shui Kee Coffee
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Shui Kee Coffee is a true “oldie but a goodie”, a popular old-school cha chaan teng inside Sheung Wan’s Cooked Food Centre. The menu might not be as expansive as others but diners can still get classic cha chaan teng favourites such as Scrambled Egg Sandwiches and Hong Kong-style French Toast. It’s perfect for those on a budget, who need a light bite or are in a hurry to get back to work.
Address: Shop 17, Cooked Food Centre, 2/F, Sheung Wan Municipal Services Building, 345 Queen’s Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2850 8643
For Kee Restaurant
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For Kee Restaurant is a hole-in-the-wall gem in Sheung Wan known for its pork chop rice. This family-run establishment serves the best home-style comfort food, making it popular among the lunch crowd. Despite that, every dish is made to order so diners can get their food fresh from the wok.
Address: Shop J-K, 200 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2546 8947
This This Rice (添飯餸)
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This viral Sheung Wan joint is loved for its two side dishes with rice serving that cost only HKD 30. For a third side dish, it only adds up to HKD 40. Diners can choose from a ton of meat, vegetables and other carb options. A generous serving of rice and tea completes the meal. So, don’t be surprised by the long queue during weekday lunch. Actor Chow Yun-fat has been among its many customers. No list of Sheung Wan lunch restaurants is complete with this beloved eatery.
Address: G/F, 1 Jervois Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
An Choi
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Fancy a meal like you’re in the lovely streets of Vietnam? Look no further than An Choi. This Vietnamese eatery got busier following its Michelin Bib recognition but it still has that same casual, down-to-earth atmosphere and of course, authentic dishes. Dine in front of steel tables and pop yourself down on those plastic chairs, order a bowl of heartwarming Bún Bò Huế or a hearty Bánh Mí baked in-house.
Address: Shop A, 15, 17 Mercer Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 5286 1517
Website: anchoi.hk
Katsudo
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Katsudo is a Hong Kong-style eatery buzzing with diners during the workweek. It’s easy to see why: Hong Kong comfort food. Think classic Char Siu Scrambled Eggs or traditional Pork Chop Rice. Food is made to order so there’s a little wait but we promise, it’s worth it. Plus, the dishes are all under HKD 100.
Address: G/F, 15 Hillier Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2394 1188
Mid-range lunch options
Nissa La Bella
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Live out your Emily in Paris fantasies at Nissa La Bella, a casual Parisian bistro with chic interiors and cosy red banquettes. The laid-back brasserie vibe is great for a casual lunch. When the weather is nice, be sure to sit by the patio area for a stunning street view. The menu consists of starters, main dishes, pasta, and desserts. Go for the Filet De Loup Grillé, Beef Tartare, or the Ceviche of the Day. Otherwise, opt for the set lunch that starts at HKD 128.
Address: 10-14 Upper Station Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 9549 3882
Website: nissalabella.hk
Chachawan
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Craving some Thai food for lunch? We recommend Chachawan. Treat yourselves to some fiery Thai flavours with dishes from the country’s northeastern Issan province. There are a lot of options but the best is the lunch set. Simply choose between chicken or fish, fried rice, and a drink. If you need to end on a sweet note, dessert is available for an additional price. Chachawan is truly one of the best lunch spots in Sheung Wan.
Address: 206 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2549 0020
Website: chachawan.hk
Samsen
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Samsen is another favourite eatery when it comes to Thai food. This famous restaurant is known for its boat noodles, so much so that customers are willing to queue up just to try them. Luckily, the Sheung Wan branch is a bit more spacious than Wan Chai’s. While every branch has its specialities, Sheung Wan focuses on northern Thai cuisine. Top of the menu is Khao Soi, which is a delicious and creamy coconut curry noodle soup with chicken or beef.
Address: G/F, 23 Jervois Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2232 0080
Website: samsen-hk.com/sheung-wan
Pica Pica
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Dining with a large group? Then, head over to Pica Pica, one of the must-visit Sheung Wan lunch spots. This Spanish tapas joint is all about sharing the small plates and main dishes. Order the Lunch Specials which includes seven items to taste and share with the group. Highlights include the Tostada de Sobrassada or the Wagyu Txuleta Burger.
Address: Shop G & H, G/F, Kai Tak Commercial Building, 317-321 Des Voeux Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2810 9880
Website: picapica.hk
Honjo
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Get your Japanese food fix at Honjo and pick from a variety of set lunches. For instance, the Bento Set is only HKD 198 with options such as eel, salmon, and chicken. If you’re craving some sushi, get the Sushi & Sashimi Set which comes with Japanese pickles, cabbage salad, miso soup, fruit plate, and more. For something more hearty, we recommend the Executive Lunch which consists of starters, sushi and sashimi, hot plates, and a dessert.
Address: 1/F, 77-91 Queen’s Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2663 3772
Website: honjo.hk
MâmAmis
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Satisfy your Vietnamese food cravings at MâmAmis and bring your colleagues along too. After all, this restaurant is all about celebrating the communal nature of Vietnamese cuisine. Its name is taken from the words “feast” in Vietnamese and “friends” in French. The a la carte menu is expansive but we recommend the Express Lunch option. It comes with a choice of pho, appetisers, soup, rice, fried noodles or vermicelli. Drinks including Vietnamese coffee are also available.
Address: Shop A&B, G/F, Fu Fai Commercial Centre, 27 Hiller Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2893 3309
Website: mamamishk.com
208 Italian
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Indulge in delicious Italian food courtesy of 208 Italian. This restaurant serves regional Italian dishes that are reimagined with a contemporary twist. The set lunch (HKD 138) consists an appetiser and a main course. Options include Porchetta Carpaccio for the starter and Pizzaetta Amatriciana for the main course. There’s also an Angus Flat Steak or a Beef and Pork Bolognese. An additional HKD 25 for dessert is available as well.
Address: G/F, 208 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2866 0066
Website: epicurean.com.hk/restaurant/208-italian
Juno
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Embark on a sun-kissed lunch journey to the southern coast of Europe thanks to Juno. This restaurant offers Italian-Mediterranean cuisine with dishes like Truffled Angus Beef Cheek Risotto and Truffle Tagliolini. It’s a great choice for lunch-goers who seek a hearty meal. Experience a touch of European homeliness right here in Hong Kong.
Address: G/F, 88 Wing Lok Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2703 5188
Website: juno.hk
Flat Iron Steak
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Steak for lunch? Why not, especially if it’s high-quality at an affordable price, right? Flat Iron Steak offers exceptional cuts of meat that don’t hurt the wallet. For under HKD 200, diners can choose from a variety of meat such as the signature Flat Iron Steak or the Peri Peri Chicken Breast. Side dishes like the Beef Dripping Fries and Lobster Mac & Cheese are also available. Make sure to put Flat Iron Steak on your list of lunch spots in Sheung Wan.
Address: G/F, Dash Living on Queen’s, 286 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
Website: flatironhk.com
Power lunches
Enishi
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Lunchgoers with plenty of time can make their way to Enishi. This Japanese restaurant boasts a unique teppanyaki experience from three incredible chefs: Shun Sato, Toru Takano, and Ami Hamasaki. While there are plenty of options from the a la carte menu, the teppanyaki set menu and omakase courses will power up any diner for the rest of the day. We’re talking about teppanyaki-grilled A5 wagyu here after all.
Address: G/F, The Strand, 49 Bonham Strand, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2626 9096
Website: enishi-hk.net
Hansik Goo
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We’re familiar with comfort Korean food like bibimbap or Korean fried chicken. Why not try refined, contemporary Korean cuisine for a change? Hansik Goo is certainly the best at it. The dishes here offer a fresh take on Korean food that still stays true to cultural traditions and flavours. The standouts from the Executive Lunch menu include the Abalone Mandu and the Hweh Bibimbap. It’s not just one of the best restaurants in Sheung Wan but also in the city — its Michelin star is proof enough.
Address: 1/F, The Wellington, 198 Wellington Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2798 8768
Website: hansikgoo.hk
Mora
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At Mora, soy is the superstar. Mora champions this ingredient with its hyper-seasonal menu focusing on the versatility of the ingredient with chef Vicky Lau at the helm. Taste her recipes that showcase the very best of what soy has to offer. The Michelin-starred restaurant has a five-course lunch menu costs HKD 580 per person. A vegetarian menu is available as well and requires reservation two days in advance for optimal preparation. Make sure to get the restaurant’s house-made soy products from milk to tofu too.
Address: 40 Upper Lascar Row, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 9583 8590
Website: mora.com.hk
Wa-En Kappo
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Lunch with a view? Say yes to Wa-En Kappo. This lavish Japanese restaurant sits on the 29th floor of Connaught Marina and offers a spectacular view of the Victoria Harbour. As its name suggests, the focus here is on kappo cuisine, which means “to cut and to cook”. Diners leave it up to the chef to decide what to serve. Do book a table if you’re not pressed for time and sample the best of Japanese dining.
Address: 29/F, Connaught Marina, No. 28 Connaught Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2117 3735
Website: waen-kappo.com
Suit
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Sure, izakaya dining is more of a nighttime affair but trust us, lunch at Suit is also just as great. The three-course lunch menu comes with an appetiser, main course and dessert or drink. Options include Mentaiko Tamago and Fried Yellow Chicken for the starter. The main dishes, including Pork Belly Miso Pumpkin Risotto or Duck Breast and Ume, pack a punch too. If you’re up for it, you can also order cocktails, mocktails and other liquor.
Address: G/F, 89 Jervois Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 5203 0398
Website: suitrestaurant.com
Which of these Sheung Wan lunch restaurants will you be visiting next?
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Jianne Soriano
Senior Digital Writer (Growth) - Dining, Culture & Travel
An introvert at heart, Jianne has an immense passion for storytelling. After working in Tokyo, this Filipino, Hong Kong-born native is back to tell stories about her home(s). When she’s not writing, you can find her looking for the best hojicha spots, binge-watching her comfort movies, or travelling solo.
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