Restaurant Venues in Hong Kong

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Restaurant Venues in Hong Kong

Compare restaurant venues in Hong Kong that have a private room, from small dining rooms to whole-restaurant buyouts, by cuisine and event format. Send your date, group size and menu wishes to the restaurant direct. We check every listing before it goes live, and we add no booking fee on top.

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12 Venues Found

Stockton

Average rating and total reviews 4.5 (2)
Standing capacity120
Seated capacity70
Venue address Central, Hong Kong

Inn Side Out

Average rating and total reviews 4.5 (2)
Standing capacity400
Seated capacity300
Venue address Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

Spasso Italian Bar - Restaurant - Terrace

Average rating and total reviews 4.7 (3)
Standing capacity400
Seated capacity150
Venue address Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Megan’s Kitchen

Average rating and total reviews 4.5 (2)
Seated capacity120
Venue address Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Response timeResponse time within 6 hrs

Trafalgar

Average rating and total reviews 4.5 (2)
Standing capacity200
Seated capacity200
Venue address Wan Chai, Hong Kong

The Langham, Hong Kong

Average rating and total reviews 5 (2)
Standing capacity500
Seated capacity450
Venue address Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

SEVVA

Average rating and total reviews 4.5 (2)
Standing capacity400
Seated capacity200
Venue address Central, Hong Kong

Tikitiki Bowling Bar

Average rating and total reviews 5 (2)
Standing capacity500
Seated capacity250
Venue address Sai Kung, Hong Kong
Response timeResponse time within 29 mins

Wooloomooloo Steakhouse (TST East)

Average rating and total reviews 5 (2)
Standing capacity150
Seated capacity150
Venue address Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Wooloomooloo Prime - TST

Average rating and total reviews 4.5 (2)
Standing capacity300
Seated capacity200
Venue address Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Ozone

Average rating and total reviews 4.5 (2)
Standing capacity600
Seated capacity200
Venue address West Kowloon, Hong Kong

Le Méridien Hong Kong, Cyberport

Average rating and total reviews 4.5 (2)
Standing capacity200
Seated capacity350
Venue address Cyberport, Hong Kong
Response timeResponse time within 10 hrs

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What Are the Top Restaurant Venues in Hong Kong?

Restaurant venues in Hong Kong are restaurants with a private room or a bookable dining area, used for client dinners, team meals, family banquets and celebrations. A private set dinner costs about HK$750 to HK$2,000 a head, before any service charge.

  • Japanese dining rooms. Private rooms for a set-menu dinner, such as the private dining room at Zuma.
  • Chinese banquet rooms. Round-table rooms for family and client banquets, such as Imperial Treasure Fine Chinese Cuisine.
  • Steakhouse rooms. Private dining rooms for client dinners, such as Ruth's Chris Steak House.
  • Set-menu meals. Fixed menus for lunch or dinner fit lunch and dinner venues in Hong Kong.
  • Whole-restaurant buyouts. Larger groups can compare restaurants in Hong Kong for a full-floor booking.

There's no booking fee, and you deal with the restaurant direct.

Guide to Restaurant Venues in Hong Kong

Restaurant venues in Hong Kong are restaurants you book for a group, most often as a private room, a semi-private area or a full buyout. Planners pick the format first, then the cuisine and the night of the week.

A private set dinner costs about HK$750 to HK$2,000 a head, before any service charge. Hong Kong has no sales tax, and a private room is the format to start with if you want a private room in Hong Kong with its own door.

Private Dining Rooms in Hong Kong: Private Restaurant, Private Room and Private Kitchen Formats

Private dining in Hong Kong covers a closed room inside a restaurant, a restaurant you book out, and a chef's table in a kitchen. The words planners search for are different, but the formats are the same.

  • Private room: a room with a door and its own table, booked against a minimum spend.
  • Private restaurant: a small restaurant booked as a whole for one group.
  • Chef's table: a tasting menu served at a kitchen counter or a single long table.
  • Semi-private area: a corner of the main floor screened by a divider or a curtain.
  • Bar-restaurant: a dinner with a drinks programme, which also suits bars in Hong Kong.
  • Central dining rooms: private dining in Central is the most searched area, so ask which MTR exit is closest.

Restaurant Space Hire in Hong Kong: Minimum Spend, Set Menus and Buyouts

Restaurant space for rent in Hong Kong is almost always priced as a food and drinks minimum, not a room fee. The restaurant's quote shows what the minimum covers.

  • Minimum spend: a floor on the food and drinks bill, set by day and meal.
  • Set menu per head: one price for a fixed number of courses.
  • Banquet menu per table: shared courses priced for each round table.
  • Buyout: the whole floor booked, with a higher minimum.
  • Birthday dinners: family and friends' celebrations fit birthday party venues in Hong Kong.
  • Extras: cake, flowers and a projector are quoted by the restaurant.

Client Dinners at Hong Kong Restaurants: Private Rooms for Hosted Evenings

A hosted client dinner works best in a private room, where conversation isn't shared with the next table. Ask for the room, the menu and the wine list in one quote.

  • Table layout: a round table for a banquet, or a long table for a set menu.
  • Menu format: confirm dietary needs with the restaurant before the date.
  • Drinks: a wine pairing or a package priced per head.
  • Presentations: ask about a screen or a speaker before you confirm.
  • Executive evenings: a longer agenda suits business dinner venues in Hong Kong.

Team Meals at Hong Kong Restaurants: Private Rooms for Company Dinners

Team dinners at Hong Kong restaurants usually run as a banquet menu with shared courses. A private room lets colleagues move between tables without disturbing other diners.

  • Banquet menu: shared dishes per round table, common for year-end dinners.
  • Set lunch: a shorter, lower-priced meal during the working week.
  • Awards and speeches: ask for a microphone or a screen in the room.
  • Dress code and timings: agree these with the restaurant when you enquire.
  • Larger company parties: events with a stage and a DJ belong with corporate event party venues in Hong Kong.

Standing Receptions at Hong Kong Restaurants: Canapés, Drinks and Semi-Private Floors

A restaurant can host a standing reception when the floor is cleared of tables or a semi-private area is booked. The restaurant's team quotes canapés and drinks per head or as a package.

  • Canapé menu: bites passed around, priced per head.
  • Drinks package: wine, beer and soft drinks for a set period.
  • Standing floor: tables cleared for a mingling format.
  • Short receptions: shorter gatherings suit cocktail party venues in Hong Kong.

Typhoon Signals and Cancellation Terms for Restaurant Bookings in Hong Kong

Hong Kong's Typhoon Signal No. 8 and Black Rainstorm Warning can cancel a dinner. Terms for deposits and rebooking are set by each restaurant, so get them in writing.

  • Signal No. 8: many restaurants close, so ask how a rebooking works.
  • Deposit: confirm the amount and the refund terms before you pay.
  • Indoor rooms: private rooms are less exposed to weather than terraces.
  • Open-air tables: dinners on terraces fit a rooftop venue in Hong Kong only in settled weather.

Restaurant Private Room Prices in Hong Kong by Format

Venue CategoryPrice Band (Per Session)
Private room, set dinnerAbout HK$750 to HK$2,000 a head, before any service charge
Private room with a minimum spendFood and drinks minimum, set by day and meal
Chinese banquet tablePriced per round table on a banquet menu
Whole-restaurant buyoutMinimum spend on food and drinks, quoted by the restaurant
Chef's tableTasting menu per head, quoted by the restaurant

What to Confirm With a Restaurant Venue in Hong Kong

AttributeWhat to Expect
AVA screen or speaker in some private rooms; ask before you confirm
InternetGuest Wi-Fi at most restaurants; ask about a stronger line for a presentation
Nearest transitCentral, Admiralty, Wan Chai and Tsim Sha Tsui restaurants are near MTR stations; ask which exit is closest
ParkingMall and tower car parks for many restaurants; ask about validation
Step-free accessLifts in towers and malls; check older buildings
CateringIn-house menus; a banquet or set menu is the usual format
DrinksLicensed restaurants serve under their own licence; corkage for your own wine
DepositSet by each restaurant; confirm the amount and refund terms
ChargesNo sales tax; a service charge is common
Weather termsTyphoon and Black Rainstorm Warning policy; ask in writing

Booking Restaurant Venues in Hong Kong With Venuerific

  • Zero booking fees: you pay the restaurant's price and nothing extra to us.
  • Best price guarantee: find a lower listed price for the same room and we'll match it.
  • Direct host contact: send your date and group size to the restaurant through the listing.
  • Verified listings: every listing is checked by us before it is published.
  • Trusted by Salesforce, Marriott and Deloitte: their teams have booked through Venuerific.

Send two or three restaurants your date, group size and menu format, then compare quotes. Wedding banquets belong with wedding venues in Hong Kong.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a private dining room at a restaurant in Hong Kong cost?
A private set dinner at a restaurant venue in Hong Kong costs about HK$750 to HK$2,000 a head, before any service charge. This is a web-informed estimate, and the final figure depends on the menu and the night. Hong Kong adds no sales tax on top.
Do restaurant private rooms in Hong Kong ask for a minimum spend?
Many private rooms in Hong Kong are booked against a minimum spend on food and drinks instead of a room fee. Restaurant managers set the figure by day and by meal, so weekends and public holidays usually cost more than a weekday lunch. Ask for the minimum in writing before you confirm.
Who decides if we can bring our own wine or cake to a Hong Kong restaurant?
The restaurant's management decides, and many charge corkage per bottle or a cake-cutting fee. Hong Kong liquor licences are issued by the Liquor Licensing Board, and a licensed restaurant serves drinks under its own licence. Tell the restaurant what you plan to bring when you enquire.
What happens to a restaurant booking in Hong Kong if a typhoon signal goes up?
Cancellation and rebooking terms for a Typhoon Signal No. 8 or a Black Rainstorm Warning are set by each restaurant, so they differ from place to place. Many restaurants close during a Signal No. 8, and an open-air table is more exposed than a private room. Ask for the weather policy in writing with your quote.
Which months are hardest to book for a restaurant private room in Hong Kong?
December is the busiest month because of year-end and Christmas dinners, and Lunar New Year reunion dinners book rooms early in the new year. Mid-Autumn Festival also fills round-table rooms. Send your enquiry well ahead for any of those dates.
What's the difference between a private room and a banquet menu at a Hong Kong restaurant?
Chinese restaurants in Hong Kong usually quote a banquet menu per round table, with courses shared from the centre. Western and Japanese restaurants more often quote a set menu per head, with each guest served their own plate. Both can use a private room, so choose the menu format first and the room second.
Can we book the whole restaurant instead of a private room in Hong Kong?
Yes, many restaurants in Hong Kong accept a full-floor booking, quoted as a minimum spend on food and drinks. A buyout gives you the music, layout and timings of the whole floor, while a private room keeps the rest of the restaurant open to other diners. Ask the restaurant what the buyout minimum covers.