Hong Kong's 10 Best from Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2026

This upmarket eatery in Central is famous for its classic Cantonese dishes, all made with homemade and locally sourced ingredients. It's truly a special place. If you plan to go, definitely make a reservation, especially after its recent recognition. One visitor wrote, "Absolutely one of the most memorable Cantonese meals I’ve ever had in my life. Every dish felt deeply thoughtful, refined, and full of soul without ever trying too hard." They're open for lunch and dinner every day, so you have options, but expect it to be busy.

Estro offers a fine dining experience that really stands out. Chef Antimo brings his Neapolitan roots to life with modern cooking. It’s a great spot for a special meal, so maybe save it for an occasion. Remember, it's closed on Mondays and Sundays. One visitor shared, "Estro is a true gem and easily one of the best restaurants I’ve ever eaten at. Chef Antimo’s cooking beautifully expresses his Neapolitan heritage while using modern techniques and exceptional produce." Try the scallop appetizer if it's on the menu – it sounds amazing!

Looking for a fun night out? The Iron Fairies is more of a fantasy-themed club than a quiet bar. It's a place to stand, vibe, and enjoy the music. The cocktails are tasty, but be ready for a lively atmosphere with little seating. One visitor wrote, "The cocktails are delicious, it's an absolute vibe until they close fr! But do remember it's more of a club than a bar!! There's no place to sit, you'll be standing with your cocktail and vibing!" Drinks can be a bit pricey, and one review mentioned an unexpected donation charge on the bill, so keep an eye out.

Andō in Central is a chic spot offering a unique Japanese-Argentinian fusion. They have set menus and a good wine list, making it perfect for an elegant dinner. It's a Michelin-starred restaurant, so expect high quality and maybe a slightly quieter, more refined atmosphere. One visitor shared, "Exceptional dining experience at this Michelin-starred gem in Central! Everything was outstanding, but the soup rice (Arroz Caldoso with king crab, turmeric, kaffir lime, and local Yi O rice) was part." They are closed on Sundays, so plan your visit during the week or on a Saturday.

This popular spot in Soho serves up creative Chinese and Asian fusion dishes in a stylish, funky setting. It's known for its chill vibe and standout food. You might get lucky with a last-minute table, but booking ahead is a good idea. One visitor wrote, "We had a great time to visit this restaurant, apparently a bit lucky to get a table in last minute. Overall experience was great, staff are Friendly, helpful and professional service. The food was hig." Just a heads-up, one review mentioned a 90-minute dining limit during busy times.

Mr Wolf is a great choice for a relaxed meal in Central, especially if you're craving some European comfort food. They open early, so it's perfect for breakfast. Many people love their Full English. One visitor said, "Not bad at all, I had the full English breakfast, and I must say, it was the nearest to an authentic full English I have found in hong kong 😀." While they have outdoor seating, one review mentioned it might be declined on rainy days, so keep that in mind. It's a solid, dependable spot.

If you love a view, Pier 1929 is the place to be. Located on the second floor of the Wan Chai Ferry Pier, it offers amazing views of the harbour, especially at sunset. You can even sit outside for coffee. The food is Western cuisine, and while views are top-notch, the food is generally good, not always mind-blowing. One visitor wrote, "A little hidden restaurant with an amazing view of the harbor. It's possible to sit outside and enjoy a coffee or something similar." Keep an eye out for helicopters landing nearby – it’s quite a sight!

BELON offers a very expensive fine dining French experience in Central, perfect for a special evening. The service here really shines, with staff who genuinely seem to love explaining each dish. One visitor shared, "The dinner here is amazing and out of my expectation. There are 3 things that impressed us. 1. The waiters are great. They explained every dish in the tone that they really like it." Portions are surprisingly generous for a fine dining restaurant, so you won't leave hungry. Remember, they are open for dinner only.

For a taste of Italy in Hong Kong, Baci Trattoria & Bar is a lively option. People rave about their pizza, with its moist and soft crust. They also offer a buffet, which sounds like great value. One visitor mentioned, "So Much More Than Just Pizza! (But the Pizza is AMAZING) Just left Baci and I'm already planning my next visit . This buffet is an absolute blast and such great value for money." It's open late every day, making it a good choice for a relaxed dinner or a late-night bite. Maybe focus on the pizza and pasta for the best experience.

BÀRBAR in Wan Chai is a fantastic spot for tapas, known for its top-notch food quality and great ambiance. It's a popular choice for celebrations, so expect a lively atmosphere. One visitor shared, "We chose BÀRBAR for the birthday celebration this year, and the entire experience was absolutely wonderful! From the food quality to the ambiance and the service, everything was top-notch." Be aware that it can get quite noisy, so maybe it's not the place for a quiet chat. Making a reservation is a smart move, especially on weekends.