Chinese Restaurants in Hong Kong
Chinese Restaurants in Hong Kong
Find Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong by banquet table, private room and set menu, from hotel dining rooms to Cantonese restaurants, and plan the meal. Send each Hong Kong host your date, headcount and dietary needs, then compare Chinese banquet quotes. Hosts reply direct, and we charge no booking fee.
What Are the Top Chinese Restaurants in Hong Kong?
Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong are booked for round-table banquets, birthday lunches, family celebrations and company dinners, in restaurants, hotel dining rooms and event spaces with Chinese menus. Hosts quote a set menu per table or per head, before any service charge.
Every listing is checked before it goes live, you message hosts yourself, and we charge no booking fee.
- Cantonese private-room restaurants. Private rooms for a set-menu lunch or dinner, such as Hong Kong Cuisine 1983.
- Regional Chinese dining rooms. Peking duck or Shanghainese banquets for client dinners, such as Hutong and The Merchants.
- Hotel Chinese restaurants. Round-table dinners and wedding meals among hotel restaurants in Hong Kong.
- Festive reunion tables. Planners booking a family reunion dinner compare Chinese New Year venues in Hong Kong.
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What Are the Top Chinese Restaurants in Hong Kong?
Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong are booked for round-table banquets, birthday lunches, family celebrations and company dinners, in restaurants, hotel dining rooms and event spaces with Chinese menus. Hosts quote a set menu per table or per head, before any service charge.
Every listing is checked before it goes live, you message hosts yourself, and we charge no booking fee.
- Cantonese private-room restaurants. Private rooms for a set-menu lunch or dinner, such as Hong Kong Cuisine 1983.
- Regional Chinese dining rooms. Peking duck or Shanghainese banquets for client dinners, such as Hutong and The Merchants.
- Hotel Chinese restaurants. Round-table dinners and wedding meals among hotel restaurants in Hong Kong.
- Festive reunion tables. Planners booking a family reunion dinner compare Chinese New Year venues in Hong Kong.
Guide to Chinese Restaurants in Hong Kong
Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong are booked as a round-table banquet, a private dining room or a hotel dinner, on a set menu agreed with the host. Most planners fix the room and the course list before they confirm the date.
Hosts quote per table or per head, and Hong Kong has no VAT or sales tax, so the extra on the bill is usually a service charge. Planners who want a lunchtime gathering around steamer baskets compare dim sum restaurants in Hong Kong.
Chinese Private Dining in Hong Kong: Private Rooms, Set Menus and Minimum Spend
A private room at a Chinese restaurant in Hong Kong is booked against a set menu or a minimum spend. Ask the host which one applies before you compare rooms.
- Set menu: a fixed run of courses per table or per head, agreed with the host before the date.
- Minimum spend: a food and drink total for the room, quoted by the host.
- Room fee: some hosts add a room fee, and others waive it above a set spend.
- Client dinners: planners hosting guests in a private room compare private room restaurants in Hong Kong.
- Wine: ask each host about corkage before you bring your own bottles.
Chinese Banquets in Hong Kong: Round Tables, Course Order and Festive Peaks
A Chinese banquet in Hong Kong runs as a sequence of shared courses on a round table. Ask the host for the course list in writing.
- Round table: dishes go on a turntable, so every guest reaches every plate.
- Course order: starters first, then soup, mains and rice or noodles, with dessert last.
- Vegetarian guests: give the host an exact number, so the kitchen team plans a parallel set of dishes.
- Festive peaks: planners book rooms first for reunion dinners around Lunar New Year and company dinners at year-end.
- AV: ask for a microphone and a screen if speeches or a slideshow are planned.
Chinese Restaurant Celebrations in Hong Kong: Birthdays, Wedding Meals and Company Reunions
Hosts plan a Chinese celebration meal around the occasion, so say what you're celebrating when you enquire.
- Birthday lunch: a family table with longevity noodles and a cake, subject to the host's cake-cutting terms.
- Wedding meals: a tea ceremony lunch or a family dinner on a festive set menu.
- Company reunion: a staff dinner in a restaurant room, with a set menu per table.
- Larger staff dinners: teams that outgrow a restaurant room compare annual dinner venues in Hong Kong.
Related: wedding venues in Hong Kong
Chinese Restaurant Prices in Hong Kong: Set Menus, Room Fees and Service Charge
| Venue Category | Price Band (Per Session) |
|---|---|
| Round-table banquet on a set menu | Quoted per table or per head by the host |
| Private dining room | Set menu or minimum spend, quoted by the host |
| Hotel Chinese restaurant | Set menu per head or per table, quoted by the host |
| Festive reunion or wedding meal | Festive menu quoted by the host; confirm what's included |
| Corkage and cake-cutting | Fee set by each host |
Hosts don't publish a standard rate, so every figure comes from the quote. Prices are before any service charge.
Chinese Banquet Checklist in Hong Kong: What to Confirm With the Host
| Attribute | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Table format | Round tables, a private room or a hotel banquet floor |
| Set menu | Fixed courses per table or per head, with vegetarian versions on request |
| Corkage | Fee per bottle set by each host |
| AV | A microphone or a screen for speeches, on request |
| Nearest transit | Check the nearest MTR station and exit on each listing |
| Step-free access | Lifts in hotels and malls; check older buildings with an upper floor |
| Deposit | A deposit to hold the date, terms set by the host |
| Charges | Before any service charge; Hong Kong has no VAT or sales tax |
Booking Chinese Restaurants in Hong Kong: Why Planners Use Venuerific
- Zero booking fees: the quote from the host is what you pay, with nothing added by us.
- Best price guarantee: if a cheaper listing exists for the same room, tell us and we'll match it.
- Direct host contact: send your date, headcount and dietary needs from the listing and get the menu back from the host.
- Verified listings: our team checks every listing before it goes live.
- Trusted by big teams: Marriott, Huawei and Disney teams have found event space through Venuerific.
Message two or three hosts with your date, headcount and dietary needs, then compare the menus. We've run the marketplace from Singapore since 2013, and Hong Kong is one of our six markets.