Best new bars to try in Hong Kong right now!

Hong Kong’s bar scene is as eclectic as it should be! With new bars mushrooming in the city every month, we are spoiled for choice when we need that pick-me-up after a long day (or week) at work. Find out where the best bars in Hong Kong are for your next drink.

We admit that it can be difficult to keep track of the hottest bar openings so all you need to do is read our top picks every month. From lavish hotel bars to speakeasies, and party spaces, these new bars in Hong Kong should be your favourite hang-out spots. With magnetic vibes, the next-level cocktail menu and jaw-dropping design details, they’re the kind of places that you can’t wait to tell your friends about.

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Best bars in Hong Kong — November 2024

Bar SNK

Calling all lovers of Japanese sake. Bar SNK, which specialises in Japanese sake but also serves cocktails, invites Hongkongers to its Causeway Bay location. Led by mixologists Joker Shing and Pacho Shun as well as bartenders Karl Kan and Ivan To, get ready to sample a wide selection of Japanese sake. Otherwise, these master mixologists are more than happy to whip up a special cocktail or mocktail for you.

Address: Shop 103, 1/F, Sino Plaza, 255-257 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 9052 2133
Website: instagram.com/barsnk.hk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: T. Americano, Henka, Miss Ding

Serendipity

Just as its name suggests, this new bar aims to promote chance encounters that turn into cherished memories, whether it’s through their drinks, food, or the people you meet. Serendipity opens its flagship branch in Central with an ambience that features its signature deep green hues. With this, customers can enjoy a calming oasis filled with great food, artisan cocktails, and premium shisha. Come here for an intimate dinner then enjoy a cosy evening with a tipple or two.

Address: 2/F, The Workstation, 43 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 9082 2556
Website: instagram.com/serendipity_central
Price range: HKD 200-400
LSA recommends: Osmanthus Pineapple Rum Soda, Chicken Skin Dumplings with Honey Mustard Sauce, Beef Tataki with Chorizo Oil

Best bars in Hong Kong — October 2024

The Blind Spot

The team behind The Wise King has a new addition to their portfolio: The Blind Spot. Nestled between The Old Man and Dead Poets is this new venue that pays tribute to classic cocktails and old-school drinks. Owner Sandeep Kumar flexes his expertise in crafting old-fashioned cocktails that hit the spot. If you’re a fan of Peaky Blinders, then you’re in for an even bigger treat as the bar that draws inspiration from the same era and setting of the TV show. The ambience pays homage to 1920s drinking parlours in post-war Britain.

Address: LG/F, 39 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 9805 3165
Website: instagram.com/TheBlindSpot_hk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Sherry Cobbler, Classic Martinis

Courtroom

As the name suggests, Courtroom draws inspiration from infamous court trials, complete with a courtroom-style interior. This new bar is the result of a collaboration between Lockdown’s Saan Dhakal and Tell Camellia’s Ranjeet Khatri. The space evokes a feeling of anticipation, like the hushed feeling before a trial. Watch the science of cocktails unfold in the bar’s downstairs lab, complete with sous vide machine, hot plates, and more. Sample cheeky libations like The Alimony with yellow mustard root-infused gin or the Conditional Discharge containing distilled pizza dough tequila.

Address: 52-54 Graham Street, Central, Hong Kong
Website: instagram.com/courtroomhk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: The Alimony, Conditional Discharge, Lis Oendens, Sworn Affidavit

Palombar

Palombar is tucked behind the main restaurant ONDA, making it the perfect pre- or post-dinner spot. Just like its name, which means ‘deep sea diver’ in Italian, Palombar serves as a secret retreat for guests looking for a tipple or two. Unwind with classic cocktails and Italian wines on top of freshly shucked oysters and other crudo delights.

Address: 69 Jervois Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2603 8598
Website: instagram.com/onda.hk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Italian Smash, Tiramisu Martini, Old Fashioned

Best bars in Hong Kong — September 2024

Bamboo

Bamboo is a new cocktail bar that showcases creative Chinese baijiu concoctions on top of artisanal highballs, and craft beers. The vision behind Bamboo is to establish a community-oriented bar that brings people together through events and activities. Of course, with a drink at hand. Helming the cocktail menu are seasoned bartenders Felix and Cain, who draw on their creativity and passion for mixology to create innovative Chinese baiju-based drinks. For instance, the Not that Martini takes the classic martini as a template and uses Feng liquor, a Chinese baijiu distilled from sorghum and infused with jasmine and tea. Pair up the drinks with Sichuan-inspired bar bites such as xiao long bao and spicy ma la xia (spicy shrimp).

Address: G/F, 21 d’Aguilar Street, Central, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 9809 9965
Website: instagram.com/bamboo_812
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Not that Martini, Not that Bloody Mary, Not that Alexander

C108

C108 takes over the former Ponty Cafe, located beside The Pontiac. The cafe-bar has energising brews during the day and classic cocktails after 6 pm. The drinks menu takes inspiration from the legendary mixologists of the 1800s. Think of figures such as mixology icon Jerry Thomas and Fosco Scarselli, the creator of Negroni. Some of the drinks also pay tribute to well-known names in the industry such as Jerry Thomas, a pioneer in cocktail history.

Address: 15 Old Bailey Street, Central, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 5722 8804
Website: instagram.com/c108.bar
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Professor’s Martini, Mr Cooper, Sorcerer’s – V1

Best bars in Hong Kong — August 2024

The Opposites

The Opposites is the new venture between Quinary’s Antonio Lai and his former colleague Samuel Kwok. Fans of both bartenders will know of their expertise, with Lai focusing on theatrical mixology while Kwok is more equipped with traditional mixology techniques. Yet together, they create something unique, which guests can only try at The Opposites. See both mixologists whip up their interpretations of classic cocktails, from Pisco Sour to Garibaldi. At the same time, there are also innovative creations such as Scoop Me Up and Selling Seashell.

Address: LG/F, Hilltop Plaza, 49 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2711 0038
Website: theopposites.hk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Selling Seashell, Scoop Me Up, Green Goblin, Son of Pimm’s

Jack’s Racquet Room

Jack’s Racquet Room is Black Sheep Restaurant’s last multi-concept project at the historic The Magistracy. The sports bar is reminiscent of sports rooms found in recreation clubs in and around India. It pays homage to Black Sheep patron and Hong Kong hospitalitier Jack Gonsalves and serves as an offshoot of the venue’s Indian restaurant, Prince and the Peacock. Dig into tempting Indian snacks on top of beer, wine, and cocktails while enjoying some exciting sports action.

Address: 2/F, Central Magistracy, Tai Kwun, 1 Arbuthnot Road, Central, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2154 6104
Website: themagistracyhongkong.com/jacks-racquet-room
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Racquet Room Pimm’s Cup, Basil Smash, Rob Roy

Gokan

If you’re well-versed in the bartending scene, chances are you’ve heard of Shingo Gokan. The famed Japanese bartender is the man behind The SG Club in Tokyo and Sober Company in Shanghai. Now, he’s setting its sights on Hong Kong with the opening of Gokan. Yes, its name refers to the owner, but it also translates to ‘five senses’ in Japanese, which is also primarily the bar’s concept.

Address: 192A Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2687 6263
Website: instagram.com/gokan.hk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Watermelon Coffeezz, Yuan Yang Vesper, Banana Chu-hi

Best bars in Hong Kong — July 2024

RightSideUp

It’s a trip down memory lane at RightSideUp, the new vintage bar and music room on Peel Street. Evoking retro American charm, the new drinking hotspot also boasts classic comfort food, whimsical vinyl decorations, vintage accents, and of course, retro tunes. Plus it’s led by the same team behind Uncle Miguel, Honey Hot, and Westcoast Cafe so you know you’re in great hands. At the helm of the boozy drinks is mixologist Rahul Gurung who crafted a drink menu that focuses on American cocktails. A fun night is not complete without snacks so make sure to also try comfort food like Buffalo Blues, Spicy Baked Ziti, and Baby Got Back Ribs.

Address: 53 Peel Street, Soho, Central, Hong Kong
Website: rightsideuphk.com
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Spicy Granny, Retro Sour, Pickle High Ball

Ripples

You’re in for a playful time at Ripples, which makes it to our best new bars in Hong Kong list. Unwind in the dimly lit space complete with a comfortable seating area and fun aesthetics like the cloud-shaped sofa and banana wall. This bar and lounge seek to offer a retreat to those who want a break from the city’s fast-paced life. So, step into this space and experience what a good time is. Playful vibe, refreshing cocktails, and tantalising bites await. Oh, don’t forget their naughtiest creation yet—the jiggly Milk Pudding. For those who don’t drink, you’ll also get to enjoy a range of non-alcoholic drinks that are as well-crafted as the cocktails.

Address: 4/F, Winning Centre, 46-48 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong
Website: instagram.com/ripples.hk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Lemone Brulee, Wa-Sa-Bi, Chrysanthemum Tea

67 on Hollywood

67 Pall Mall, the private members’ club for wine lovers, opens 67 on Hollywood, a dazzling champagne bar in Central. Champagne lovers will love the 67 champagnes available by the bottle and glass. The intimate 22-seater pop-up bar divides its champagne offering by its star quality, from well-known names to hidden gems. A small menu of bar bites is also available to accompany the bubbles. Beyond the drinks, champagne aficionados can also take part in wine experiences such as masterclasses, tastings, and special collaborations. Only 67 Pall Mall members will be able to make reservations, but the bar is open from 4 pm to late to the public for walk-ins.

Address: 41 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
Website: 67pallmall.com/67onhollywoodhk/
Price range: HKD 100-300
LSA recommends: NV Jacqueson Cuvée N746 Extra-Brut, NV Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Brut, NV Egly-Ouriet VP Brut

Best bars in Hong Kong — June 2024

The Holywells

Behind Mrs. H’s Coffee House, a neighbourhood cafe, lies The Holywell’s, an English residence-themed speakeasy. The concept is the brainchild of founders Andrew Mak and Richard Tam, drawing inspiration from their home in the suburban town of St. Alban’s. The matriarch of the house runs the cafe during daylight. And when the sun goes down, the ‘family home’ becomes a speakeasy. The menu references a children’s book of illustrations, complete with family recipes. They are, of course, special cocktails and mocktails that pay homage to British flavours and culture.

Address: 140 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Website: instagram.com/the.holywells
Price range: HKD 50-100
LSA recommends: Club Orange, Picnic Fizz, The Full English

GlowBall

Ger ready to immerse yourselves at the first-ever ball pit cocktail bar in Hong Kong. GlowBall boasts an impressive 750,000 glow balls complete with a cocktail bar and cosy social area. There’s also a pulsating DJ booth and a sprawling 700-square-foot ball pit with radiant LED lights. Swim laps in a sea of balls and once you’re done, take a seat and enjoy refreshing cocktails, which are very much part of the spectacle too. Guest DJs spin tracks every Friday and Saturday from 8 pm to midnight. To ensure an intimate, fun experience, the six-month pop-up bar is only limited to 30 guests per session. The pop-up bar is only open every Tuesday and Saturday from 4 pm until midnight.

Address: 2/F, Hilltop Plaza, 49 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 9447 6267
Website: glowball-hk.com
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Guava Boba G&T, Murder in the Ball Pit, Soft Ball

The Stage

Following the opening of Sophia Loren Hong Kong is its very own glamorous cocktail lounge and live entertainment venue, The Stage. As its name suggests, this new hotspot literally sets the stage for an elegant cocktail bar, 1970s dance floor, stand-up comedy, and drag queen cabaret all in one. The refined area of the landmark Woo Cheong Pawn Shop also overlooks the bustling Johnston Road tramway complete with a historic veranda facade and expansive outdoor terrace along the street front. Local and international artists host live jazz performances every Wednesday and Thursday, DJs every Friday, Saturday, and public holidays, and stand-up comedy over Saturday brunch. Don’t forget the drag queen performances on the first Sunday of every month too.

Address: 60-66 Johnston Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 3594 6302
Website: sophialorenhk.com
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Unforgettable, Summertime, Milestones

Best bars in Hong Kong — May 2024

LIPS Cocktails & Theatre

LIPS Cocktails & Theatre is not only a new addition to Grand Hyatt Hong Kong’s offering but it’s also a creative plus to Hong Kong’s bar scene in general. The brainchild of husband-wife duo, Nicole and Benoit Lavaud, the new venue is a place where entertainment and spellbinding cocktails marry. The result? A multi-sensory experience for partygoers and boozehounds. The space is part cocktail bar, part urban theatre concept with added late-night soiree features such as a main stage and theatrical-style seating. With creative concoctions at hand, enjoy the night with an ever-changing entertainment line-up of comedians, magicians, singers, live bands, and DJs. Mixologist Max Traverse curates a beverage menu built around the concept of interactive cocktails. As such, the drinks are not only visually striking but also tell a story.

Address: 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 9532 0300
Website: lips.hk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Wet Lips, Spicy Blue, Kiss Kiss, Catch Me If You Can

Vesu Pizza Bar

Vesu Pizza Bar takes its name from Mount Vesuvius, the famed volcano overlooking Naples, which is the birthplace of pizza. This pizza spot and bar offers a fun, funky, and retro-inspired twist on traditional Italian culture and cuisine. Other than signature Neapolitan pizzas, guests can sample a range of curated sips and refreshing non-alcoholic beverages that mimic the flavours of Italy. Vesu Pizza Bar also prides itself on its non-alcoholic options, made with zero per cent ABV but never compromises on taste.

Address: 30/F, Penthouse, One Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 3427 2018
Website: instagram.com/vesupizzabar
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Popcorn, How Matcha, Pomodoro, O’Cafe Martini

Best bars in Hong Kong — April 2024

JK on the 5th

JK on the 5th is a satellite cafe and bar within the new Pedder Arcade. It serves as a prime watering hole for quick catch-ups and guests waiting for a table at the newly reopened Jimmy’s Kitchen (which has its own cocktail bar area) downstairs. That said, JK on the 5th is worth a visit on its own. The focus is on exclusive whiskies and champagnes, sourced from the world’s best producers.

Address: 5/F, Pedder Building, 12 Pedder Street, Hong Kong
Website: instagram.com/pedderarcade
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Air Mail, Soyer Au Champagne, Toro Bravo

Champagne Bar (Conrad Hong Kong)

Conrad Hong Kong’s Pacific Bar has been a place for wine and champagne lovers to clink glasses and unwind. Now, the bar is opening a new section to highlight champagne. There are only 15 premium options, five of which are made by boutique producers in small batches and are available by the glass. The exclusive menu is curated by the hotel’s beverage manager, Stanley Wan. In addition, guests can opt for their favourite drink while listening to a live saxophone performance every Thursday to Saturday evening.

Address: 8/F, Conrad Hong Kong, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2822 8816
Website: conraddining.com
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Champagne Billecart-Salmon – Sous Bois

Corsican Stars

We won’t blame you if you miss Corscian Stars. This speakeasy is tucked inside Mercury Recalls. Entry to the hidden bar is by invitation only but if you’re one of the lucky few to get a token, you can bring two companions with you. It’s as exclusive as it gets for a space that only welcomes 20 guests. Named for the sci-fi film Cloud Atlas, expect out-of-this-world cocktails, each with its own story.

Address: Shop A, G/F, Fairview Mansion, 51 Paterson Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Website: instagram.com/corsicanstars_
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Gin Lychee, Brandy and Bonito

The Double

The Double is another one of the trendy cafe-bar concepts to hit Hong Kong. Whether you’re looking for a cuppa or a tipple, this place is for you. During the day, the cafe operates to serve lunch sets. As the sun sets, it’s time to enjoy the tea and coffee cocktails. They have really creative concoctions in our opinion.

Address: 1/F, Two Taikoo Place, Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
Website: instagram.com/thedouble.hk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Robust Negroni, Taikoo Breakfast

Best new bars in Hong Kong — March 2024

XX bar

Rosewood Hong Kong’s XX bar reopens after closing its doors in 2019. At the time, it billed itself as an exclusive ladies-only bar, which required a password to enter. But for its reopening, XX bar is welcoming all guests without restrictions and hassle. It offers the same intimate setting, accompanied by lavish velvet couches and antiqued tables. Of course, the magnificent view of Hong Kong’s skyline is another main draw. Sample the extensive collection of fine wines and whiskies as well as seasonal cocktails made by a team of bartenders under the helm of manager David Monroy.

Address: Rosewood Hong Kong, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 3891 8732
Website: rosewoodhotels.com
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Bee’s Knees, El Diablo, Nobody Tried

Draft Land (Causeway Bay)

Popular Taiwanese bar Draft Land is welcoming more boozehounds with the opening of its new location in Causeway Bay. Similar to its twin location in Central, the new outpost is offering a selection of curated beverages on tap, including non-alcoholic options. Sip on signature creations such as the Oolong Tea Collins or brunch-exclusive drinks like the Watercress Honey. The bar’s neighbour Hungry Monkey is also still on snack duty with moreish delights like chicken wings and fried noodles.

Address: Shop D, G/F, Soundwill Plaza II – Midtown, 1-29 Tung Lung Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2667 2028
Website: draftland.tw/hk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Oolong Tea Collins, Guk Bou, Yuwasabi

Socio

Socio champions the rich biodiversity of the Asia Pacific region, taking pride in its range of cocktails that highlight a specific area and its distinct ingredients. Expect the team to use only innovative techniques to craft cocktails that showcase the botanical history of the region. Whether it’s the concise balance of Japanese sake or the bold flavours of Vietnamese single-origin creations, you’ll find something new and refreshing at Socio. The new bar is under the expertise of co-founder Amir Javaid who has 15 years of hospitality experience under his belt. Joining him is co-founder Max Bajracharya who has worked in Foxglove, Artesian Bar, and Finding Daisy.

Address: 17 Staunton Street, Central, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 9799 3652
Website: instagram.com/socio.hk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Plum, Cumin, Pepper, Rice

Iza Lounge Hakuba

Lounge Hakuba is introducing its latest concept in the form of a Japanese izakaya. Get ready to try new food and sip on refreshing drinks in a casual, relaxing atmosphere. The new look brings a modern Japanese vibe complete with a cocktail wagara list for booze lovers. It consists of Japanese-inspired cocktails that will make you feel like you’ve been transported to the snowy mountains of Hakuba. Don’t forget to order food from the izakaya menu, which perfectly complements the range of drinks available.

Address: Unit 302, Tower 535, 535 Jaffe Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2111 1707
Website: instagram.com/iza_lounge.hakuba
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Peach Sour, Okinawa Treat, Yuzu Mule

Best bars in Hong Kong — February 2024

P Lounge by Plaisance

By day, P Lounge by Plaisance is a casual dining experience but at night, it transforms into a vibrant bar filled with live music. More importantly, guests can try the signature cocktails that draw inspiration from the world’s seven seas. Just like its sister restaurant, Plaisance, the cocktails take its drinkers on a sensory journey. Make sure to try the tapas menu alongside the drinks to tantalise your palate even more. Must-try drinks include the Indian Ocean and Mediterranean Sea.

Address: G/F, 1 Duddell Street, Central, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 3156 2600
Website: ​​plaisancehk.com/p-lounge-by-plaisance/
Price range: HKD 200-400
LSA recommends: Mediterranean Sea, Indian Ocean

Crushed Wine Bar

Wine retailer Crushed Wine is setting up shop as a new wine bar, aptly named Crushed Wine Bar. The new bar is located just a short distance from its previous location and across its sister establishment, Brut. Naturally, the bar is an extension of the Crushed brand, featuring a wine bar concept where guests can indulge in small plates and dishes for sharing. And of course, there is a wide selection of wines available from classic Chenin Blanc to chilled Carignan. Whether you’re a novice or a true wine lover, Crushed Wine Bar caters to all levels of wine appreciation. The wine list is curated by South African vinophile, Leigh-Ann Luckett and is ever-changing so guests will always be in for a surprise. Finally, guests can choose from the intimate tête-à-tête upstairs or the casual seating at the bar downstairs.

Address: Shop A, G/F, 6-8 Second Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 5597 8774
Website: crushedwines.com
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Wine Flights

Ella

Ella is the final launch of Singular Concepts’ Trilogy after nightclub Keyz and rooftop bar Wav. The jazz bar is an ode to the First Lady of Song, Ella Fitzgerald and celebrates the root of jazz music. It also gives a heartfelt homage to New Orleans, the birthplace of jazz. Over at Ella, guests can sample South-inspired American cocktails and its rich flavours. With a drink at hand, listen to the soulful sounds of live music that pay tribute to the Queen of Jazz through various performances from Wednesday to Saturday from 8 pm onwards.

Address: 26/F, HCode, 45 Pottinger Street, Central, Hong Kong
Website: instagram.com/ellaxoxo.hk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Louie Sazerac, Bloody Mary, The Miles Mule, Bebop Bamboo

Best bars in Hong Kong — January 2024

Qura

Qura is the newest establishment to open at Regent Hong Kong. The bar offers a collection of rare spirits, wines, and cigars, complete with a humidor room. Of course, you can’t leave out the sumptuous bites and hypnotic harbour views. It’s the place to be for those looking for a cosy space to chat with a drink at hand. Being a luxurious haven, guests must dress in smart elegant attire to complete the experience. The drinks menu is a journey in itself, drawing inspiration from different places, periods in time, and personal experiences. Don’t forget to pair your drinks with dishes from the a la carte, bites, or dessert menu—you’re in for a treat!

Address: Lobby, Regent Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2313 2313
Website: hongkong.regenthotels.com
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: Bitter, El Presidente, Memories, Ma Tai

Red Room

Red Room, a speakeasy-style bar by LUBUDS Group, makes its debut at K11 Musea. You’ll be greeted with an intimate space filled with East-meets-West-inspired cocktails, vintage wines, and fine whiskeys. Red Room harkens back to the golden era of speakeasies, drawing inspiration from the Prohibition era and the glitz and glamour of 1920 and 1930s Shanghai. Those who come here are whisked away from the bustling city life to a place where clandestine drinking comes with a soothing soundtrack of sultry jazz tunes. Among the signature cocktails is Tea Fist, a homage to Hong Kong’s yum cha tradition. The Hong Kong Island Iced Tea also evokes a beloved local classic beverage. In addition to the drinks, Red Room also offers bar food staples like chicken wings, nachos, french fries, and more.

Address: Shop 606, G/F, K11 Musea, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 2638 3882
Website: lubuds.com/red-room/
Price range: HKD 200-400
LSA recommends: Osmanthus Bomb, Ruby Fizz, Red Day

Avoca

Avoca, the cocktail bar at Mondrian Hong Kong, is a new addition to Kowloon’s evolving bar scene. It comes with DJ performances, creative comfort food, innovative drinks and of course, views of Victoria Harbour. There is also a rooftop space on the 40th floor to host cultural events, community gatherings, and artistic performances. The menu is divided into small plates, “in-between” bites, big dishes, and desserts. For a bar, there are definitely a lot of food options. The cocktail menu isn’t lagging as well with local-inspired creations including gin, liqueurs, wine, beer, and more.

Address: 38/F, 8A Hart Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 3550 0388
Website: https://book.ennismore.com
LSA recommends: Mango Pomelo Colada, HK Gibson, Clay Pot Negroni, Yuzu Cosmopolitan

The Mansion

Whether you love booze, partying, entertainment, or clubbing, The Mansion is the hottest new place for you. This independent entertainment venue is part cocktail bar, part late-night soirée that takes inspiration from retro cabaret bars. The brainchild of Hong Kong-based architect and interior designer, Sackthi Muthu, the space comes with an intimate lounge space with an infinity ceiling as its centrepiece. To make your nights even spicier, guest DJs will take to the decks to cast a spell over the dance floor. And to add a theatric touch, there are dance performances every Thursday and Saturday. Don’t miss the drinks menu, as it is built around classic elixirs with a modern twist.

Address: G/F, 77 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong
Phone: +852 5464 0002
Website: instagram.com/themansionhk
Price range: HKD 100-200
LSA recommends: The Mansion, Dear Lily, Clover Club

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