Dr Peter Lam, Chairman of HKTB, said, “The ‘Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival’ has drawn to a successful close, attracting visitors from around the world as well as locals, and fully showcasing Hong Kong’s appeal as an international culinary capital. The ‘Hong Kong Gourmet Month’ now takes the benefits of the Festival further, extending them across the city. We hope the campaign will give locals and visitors alike even more reasons to explore our neighbourhoods and its vibrant food and beverage scene.”
Fine Dining is now Five Dining experiences you can’t miss this Hong Kong Gourmet Month
Hong Kong Gourmet Month challenges the foodie in everyone to try all five themed dining experiences, including award-winning wine-pairing experiences, renowned Michelin dishes at a discount, late-night bites, top-notch cocktail and bar experiences, and mixology workshops in the very heart of Hong Kong’s nightlife scene.
Theme 1: Hong Kong Wine-Pairing Award-Winning Restaurants Gala
The “Hong Kong Wine-Pairing Award-Winning Restaurants Gala: When Top Sommeliers Meet Legendary Chefs” brings together around 15 of Hong Kong’s top restaurants, including Michelin three-star Tang Court; Michelin two-star Arbor; and Michelin one-star Tosca di Angelo and Andō. Drawing on the ingredients, cooking methods and flavours of each dish, as well as the characteristics of each wine, their renowned chefs and sommeliers have specially curated 15 wine-pairing menus available exclusively during “Hong Kong Gourmet Month”.
Theme 2: Taste More Hong Kong (Michelin dishes at up to 30% off)
The line-up includes Michelin three-star Forum Restaurant; two-star Ying Jee Club and Bo Innovation; and one-star Hansik Goo, Man Wah, Shang Palace, Epure, and Racines. Dining options span traditional Cantonese cuisine, innovative Chinese dishes, international flavours, local neighbourhood specialities and harbour-view dining experiences.
Theme 3: Hong Kong Late-Night Dining Guide
The “Hong Kong Late-Night Dining Guide” brings together nearly 80 F&B brands and more than 100 outlets across districts including Central and Sheung Wan, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mongkok, Sham Shui Po and Kowloon City, offering exclusive deals after 9 pm. Dining options range from dai pai dong (open-air food stalls), hotpot restaurants, izakayas, burger joints and dessert shops to hotel restaurants, harbour-view bars and fine dining.
Theme 4: Cocktail Fest Month
Theme 5: Sip and Savour in LKF
For more details on “Hong Kong Gourmet Month”, visit: https://www.discoverhongkong.com/tc/events/hong-kong-gourmet-month.html












