Amber – The Landmark Mandarin Oriental

Amber’s warm tones, gold accents, and ultra-modern presentation redefine fine dining. A reimagined French menu and sustainable philosophy make this a top-tier experience in both taste and ambiance. This Sustainability Hero as recognised in the the prestigious fine dining guide by South China Morning Post deserves a spot at the top of our list.

Style Tip: Go for minimalist elegance — clean lines, neutral tones, and refined accessories.

Mott 32 – Central

Mott 32 is a visual feast that fuses vintage Chinese design with New York industrial chic. Designed by Joyce Wang, every corner feels like a curated design moment.

Style Tip: Channel East-meets-West with structured tailoring, bold prints, and sleek accessories.

Duddell’s – Central

One of our long time favourites, Duddell’s is where art, food, and fashion collide. Housed in a two-story space that functions as both a Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant and a contemporary art gallery, this is a place to see and be seen.

Style Tip: Think gallery glam — silk tops, tapered pants, and statement earrings.

Arbor – H Queen’s

High above Central in the H Queen’s tower, Arbor blends Nordic-Japanese serenity with exquisite seasonal tasting menus. It’s calm, elevated, and effortlessly elegant. Well known for being one of the most stylish restaurants in Hong Kong, Arbor’s interiors were dreamt up by world-renowned design firm Yabu Pushelberg.

Style Tip: Embrace soft luxe — tonal hues, minimalist dresses, and delicate fine jewelry.

The Iron Fairies – Central

A theatrical bar and restaurant like no other, The Iron Fairies is known for its steampunk interiors, enchanted fairy dust, and thousands of butterflies hanging from the ceiling. It’s dark, moody, and made for the camera.

Style Tip: Lean into moody glam — metallic fabrics, smoky makeup, and bold silhouettes.