- Aqua Luna - prebook tickets for the one hour sunset cruise, leave from TST pier. 10/10 experience, MUST do! - Victoria Peak 山頂 – iconic views on the top looking out to all of Hong Kong. Take the tram up at night. - Ride the Hong Kong Tram from Central to Causeway Bay - Tai Kwun - restored former police and prison compound. Don’t miss the speakeasy , 001, inside. - Tsim Sha Tsui (TST) Promenade / Avenue of Stars – skyline and nightly light show at 8pm - Ngong Ping 360 & Big Buddha – cable car + Lantau Island visit - Goldfish street 金魚街 - street lined with goldfish and pet stores + shopping - Temple Street Night Market 廟街 – fortune tellers, shopping and street food - Ladies’ Market 女人街 – shopping and street food - Man Mo Temple – historic temple - Stanley Market & Stanley Beach – relaxed coastal vibes - Repulse Bay – beach day close to the city - Monkey Mountain (Kam Shan Country Park) – wild monkeys everywhere - Ocean Park (they have pandas) or Disneyland - theme parks
- Dragon’s Back – A gentle, scenic trail perfect for a relaxing walk with stunning coastal views. - Lion’s Rock – A must-see for its iconic skyline panorama and symbolic presence over the city. - Suicide Cliff – A challenging but incredibly rewarding hike offering sweeping views across all of Hong Kong.
- Street food - must try egg waffles 雞蛋仔 and Jojo's favorite fishball and siu mai - Mak An Kee (Central) – Fresh, comforting wonton-noodle soup - Bakehouse - egg tarts and pineapple buns are a must - Ho Lee Fook – A vibey Cantonese-fusion hotspot - Chôm Chôm - A vibey Vietnamese hotspot - Duddell’s – Upscale Cantonese dim sum and dinner - Luk Yu Tea House – Hong Kong’s oldest dim sum teahouse with rolling carts - Dim Sum Library - Contemporary dim sum in an upscale mall (Pacific Place), Jojo's favorite - The Verandah (Repulse Bay) - refined colonial-style dining with sweeping views - Kam’s Roast Goose (Wan Chai) – Michelin-starred spot for succulent roast goose and noodles - Lei Yu Mun Seafood Bazaar - street filled with seafood vendors, pick your seafood out of a live tank. Brian's favorite. - Lung King Heen (Four Seasons) - two Michelin-starred Cantonese dining. Our reception dinner will also be served from here. Traditional dim sum is served during the day too.
- Bar hop on Wyndham street, Peel street or the iconic Lan Kwai Fong street - Bar Leone - Ranked #1 best bar in Asia, always a great time - Argo - Award winning, at the Four Seasons hotel lobby. We love the welcome drink: champagne with gummy bears. - Ozone - At the Ritz-Carlton, this is the tallest bar in the world located on the 118th floor - Cardinal Point – one of Brian’s favorite rooftop bars. It can be a bit tricky to find since it’s tucked inside an upscale mall and accessed via service elevators, just ask for directions once you’re inside. - The Old Man – Innovative, literary-themed cocktail bar inspired by Ernest Hemingway. - Quinary – Multi-sensory cocktail bar, award-winning mixology. - Penicillin - Another amazing cocktail bar. - The Iron Fairies – Butterflies hanging all over on the roof with live jazz, fairy-tale décor. - Ping Pong 129 Gintoneria – Hidden gin bar. - COA - another award-winning mezcal and agave bar vibing in the heart of Central
Starting point: Central 10AM: Breakfast at a traditional "Cha Chaan Teng" (茶餐廳). Cha Chaan Teng is a type of HK style café serving fast casual comfort food. Start at Lan Fong Yuen (蘭芳園), get milk tea and HK style French toast. If there’s a line, nearby Sing Heung Yuen (勝香園) is another classic, known for tomato noodles and crispy buns. 11AM: Explore Central, walk around PMQ or Tai Kwun 2PM: Take the iconic tram, locally called the “ding ding.” Ride to Causeway Bay, a scenic journey through the city’s liveliest neighborhoods. 3PM: Explore Causeway Bay including Times Square and Sogo. Go to Goods of Desire (G.O.D.) or LOG-ON for Hong Kong inspired souvenirs. Grab a pastry from Bakehouse. 6PM: Take the MTR from Causeway Bay to Tsim Sha Tsui (TST). Walk along TST Promenade/Avenue of Stars. From TST Pier, take the Aqua Luna over sunset (prebook tickets!) 8PM: Dinner and bar hop on Peel Street. Go via the famous escalators in Central.