Hong Kong’s Best Restaurants with Harbour Views

With interiors resembling an elegant Shanghainese mansion from the 1930s, One Harbour Road at Wan Chai’s Grand Hyatt is a class of its own. Diners can savour authentic, refined Cantonese fare while admiring the stunning 180-degree view of the Victoria Harbour.

Located on Level 56 of Island Shangri-La, this French restaurant serves up memorable, ingredient-led cuisine with exceptional attention to detail. The marvellous harbour view is just the icing on an already perfect cake.

Level 102 of The Ritz-Carlton is where you can find this contemporary Italian fine dining restaurant with incredibly high ceilings and a majestic chandelier. Diners can feast their eyes to sweeping, bird’s-eye view of the Victoria Harbour as they indulge in exquisite Italian food and wine.

Housed on the 6th floor of Four Seasons Hotel, Caprice offers French haute cuisine with an extensive wine list in a glamorous dining room. Sit by the windows for splendid harbour views that will make your dining experience all the more extraordinary.

Chaat resides on the 5th floor of Rosewood Hong Kong just by the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. Known for its elevated Indian street food and being very difficult to book, the popular restaurant has an al fresco dining area that sports an unbeatable view of Victoria Harbour for an Indian dining experience unlike any other.

Four Seasons Hotel’s Cantonese fine dining establishment has a cosy yet elegant ambience, and offers consistently exceptional Cantonese haute cuisine that is a treat for your senses. Through the windows are unobstructed harbour views overlooking the Kowloon side.

At The Legacy House at Rosewood Hong Kong, a variety of elevated Shun Tak dishes are served against a backdrop of spectacular harbour views and tasteful interiors. The view at sunset is truly something else.

Part of the reimagined, soon-to-open Regent Hong Kong, Yan Toh Heen can be found at the prime location where the Avenue of Stars and Victoria Harbour are just steps away. Not only does the Chinese restaurant offer expansive harbour views, it’s also connected to a major shopping mall for those who wish to indulge in a bit of pre- or post-meal retail therapy.

Perched atop Hotel ICON on the 28th floor, Above & Beyond is where diners can revel in panoramic Victoria Harbour views through its large windows—just be sure to book in early for the window seats. The Chinese restaurant oozes with stylish elegance, and a careful curation of art pieces can be found adorning its walls.