Indian Restaurants in Hong Kong
Indian Restaurants in Hong Kong
Compare Indian restaurants in Hong Kong by menu style, vegetarian dishes and room format, then ask the host about your date and headcount direct. Planning a party hall or private event with Indian food in Hong Kong? We check each listing, you message the host direct, and you pay us no booking fee.
What Are the Top Indian Restaurants in Hong Kong?
Indian restaurants in Hong Kong are booked for birthdays, office dinners, family gatherings and Diwali tables as a set menu, a buffet or a private room. The host quotes a price per head or a room minimum spend, before any service charge, and you ask about vegetarian dishes and spice levels.
- Private dining rooms. A closed room for a family dinner or a client meal, and Prince and the Peacock in Central has one with its own terrace. You can shortlist private rooms in Hong Kong for other cuisines too.
- Set-menu dinners. Fixed courses per head for a seated table, with vegetarian dishes agreed in advance.
- Buffets and shared platters. Curries, naan and tandoor kebabs for mixed groups, and you can compare buffet restaurants in Hong Kong for the format.
- Private events. For a party or a launch, you can email the events team at Leela in Causeway Bay and ask about hire, a set menu or catering.
- Hotel function rooms. A larger room for a group, where you ask the banquet team if an Indian menu or outside catering can be arranged. Compare function rooms in Hong Kong for the room format.
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Le Méridien Hong Kong, Cyberport
Average rating and total reviews 4.5 (2)
200350Venue address Cyberport, Hong Kong
Response time within 10 hrsYamm
Average rating and total reviews 5 (2)
300250Venue address Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Regal Airport Hotel - Executive Conference Centre
Average rating and total reviews 5 (2)
15001500Venue address Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong
Response time within 15 hrsThis is the final venues in the Event type list.
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What Are the Top Indian Restaurants in Hong Kong?
Indian restaurants in Hong Kong are booked for birthdays, office dinners, family gatherings and Diwali tables as a set menu, a buffet or a private room. The host quotes a price per head or a room minimum spend, before any service charge, and you ask about vegetarian dishes and spice levels.
- Private dining rooms. A closed room for a family dinner or a client meal, and Prince and the Peacock in Central has one with its own terrace. You can shortlist private rooms in Hong Kong for other cuisines too.
- Set-menu dinners. Fixed courses per head for a seated table, with vegetarian dishes agreed in advance.
- Buffets and shared platters. Curries, naan and tandoor kebabs for mixed groups, and you can compare buffet restaurants in Hong Kong for the format.
- Private events. For a party or a launch, you can email the events team at Leela in Causeway Bay and ask about hire, a set menu or catering.
- Hotel function rooms. A larger room for a group, where you ask the banquet team if an Indian menu or outside catering can be arranged. Compare function rooms in Hong Kong for the room format.
Guide to Indian Restaurants in Hong Kong
Indian restaurants in Hong Kong are booked for groups as a set menu, a buffet or a private room, and the host quotes the price per head or as a minimum spend. If the venues above don't suit your date, you can compare other restaurants in Hong Kong and message the hosts.
Indian Party Halls and Private Events in Hong Kong: Private Rooms, Restaurant Hire and Function Rooms
- Private dining room: a closed room inside the restaurant, usually tied to a minimum spend.
- Reserved section: part of the main dining room kept for your group, which suits a shorter lunch or an after-work dinner.
- Whole-restaurant hire: ask the host if the restaurant can be booked out on a quiet weekday.
- Venue-only hire: ask if outside catering is allowed when the restaurant is slow, so you can bring in your own Indian menu.
- Hotel function room: a hall for a larger group, with the banquet team arranging the menu.
- Company dinners: groups planning a work event can compare corporate event dining in Hong Kong.
Indian Group Menus in Hong Kong: Set Menus, Buffets, Vegetarian Dishes and Spice Levels
- Set menu: fixed courses per head for a seated table, easier to price and to time.
- Buffet: curries, rice, breads and sides on a counter, which suits guests who eat different things.
- Shared platters: kebabs, naan and tandoori mains placed in the middle of the table.
- Vegetarian count: give the host an exact number so the chef plans a parallel set of dishes, or compare vegetarian restaurants in Hong Kong.
- Spice level: ask the chef for a mild, medium or hot version for a mixed group.
- Drinks and dessert: ask if lassi, chai and sweets sit inside the per-head price.
Indian Restaurant Prices in Hong Kong: Per-Head Menus, Minimum Spends and Service Charge
| Venue Category | Price Band (Per Session) |
|---|---|
| Set-menu dinner | Per head, quoted by the host |
| Buffet dinner | Per head, quoted by the host |
| Private dining room | Room minimum spend, quoted by the host |
| Whole-restaurant hire | Minimum spend or hire fee, set by the host |
| Hotel function room | Room hire plus menu, quoted by the host |
Hong Kong has no sales tax, so read every number as before any service charge. We don't print a rate here, because each host sets its own terms.
Indian Restaurant Booking Checklist in Hong Kong: What to Confirm With the Host
| Attribute | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Menu format | Set menu, buffet or shared platters, with vegetarian versions on request |
| Spice level | Mild, medium or hot, adjusted by the chef for your group |
| Alcohol | A liquor licence is separate from the restaurant licence, so ask about the bar and corkage |
| AV | A speaker or a screen for a toast, on request |
| Nearest transit | Check the MTR exit and the walk from it on the listing; taxi for late finishes |
| Parking | Ask about the building carpark and the nearest taxi drop-off for late finishes |
| Step-free access | Many restaurants are on upper floors, so confirm the lift and any steps |
| Weather | Typhoon season runs from May to early November, so ask about date changes |
| Deposit | Terms set by the host |
| Charges | Before any service charge; no sales tax in Hong Kong |
Booking Indian Restaurants in Hong Kong: Why Planners Use Venuerific
- No booking fee: you pay the host's quote and nothing extra to us.
- Price match: our best price guarantee covers a room you find cheaper elsewhere.
- Direct questions: spice, diet and date questions go to the host in your first message.
- Checked listings: we vet each listing before it is published.
You use the smart filters to sort by budget, room format and area, then message the host direct. Grab, Deloitte and Salesforce teams have booked through Venuerific, so send two or three hosts your date, headcount and vegetarian count and compare the quotes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an Indian restaurant group booking cost in Hong Kong?
An Indian restaurant group booking in Hong Kong is quoted per head on a set menu or buffet, or as a room minimum spend. The host sets the figure, and any service charge is added on top. Ask for the all-in price per head in writing, and ask if drinks, naan refills and dessert are inside it.
Is there a service charge or tax on an Indian restaurant dinner in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong has no VAT, GST or general sales tax, so the extra on a group bill is a service charge, often 10%. Some hosts add it automatically and some leave it open, so ask before you book. Get the final figure in writing, because a private room can have its own terms.
Can I book an Indian restaurant for a private event in Hong Kong?
Yes, you can book an Indian restaurant for a private event in Hong Kong, either as a private dining room or as a reserved section of the main room. Ask the host about the room's minimum spend, the time limit and if outside catering is allowed on a quiet night. Book earlier for Friday and Saturday evenings.
When do Indian restaurant tables book out in Hong Kong for Diwali and Lunar New Year?
Diwali falls on 8 November 2026, and family and office dinners are common in the weeks around it. Lunar New Year's Day is 6 February 2027, and the year-end and spring dinner season runs up to it. Enquire several weeks ahead, and ask if a festive set menu replaces the usual menu.
How do typhoon season and MTR access affect an Indian restaurant booking in Hong Kong?
Typhoon season runs from May to early November, peaking in September, and restaurants are shut while a Signal No. 8 is in force. Ask the host what happens to your deposit and date if that happens. Look up the nearest MTR exit and the walk from it, and many Indian restaurants sit on upper floors, so check the lift.