A foodie guide to Causeway Bay – 8 must-try restaurants in Hong Kong
With its big shopping centers and cool fashion stores, Causeway Bay is perfect for fashion lovers.
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Looking to grab a bite in Causeway Bay? We've got you covered. With its shopping centers and boutiques, Hong Kong's Causeway Bay is perfect for fashion lovers. But after your shopping spree, you might want to check out a place on our list of eight must-try Causeway Bay restaurants to recharge.
Little Bao Diner
Little Bao Diner serves up a twist on traditional Hong Kong flavors, with Chef May Chow's slow-braised pork belly stealing the spotlight. Chow won Asia’s Best Female Chef in 2017 and has been featured on TV shows like "Anthony Bourdain’s Parts Unknown," "MasterChef Asia," "MasterChef UK" and "Top Chef." The menu is playful and modern, with standouts like truffle fries, pork belly bao (among several other versions) and the signature fried 1/2 chicken, mixing traditional and contemporary Hong Kong tastes. Prices range from HK$120 to HK$250 per person, making it a tasty, Instagram-worthy experience in Causeway Bay. And don't miss out on the limited-availability Chinese New Year handmade cakes available for preorder online.
Quick Facts
- Where – G/F, Shop H1, G/F, Fashion Walk, 9 Kingston Street, Causeway Bay
- When – Sunday to Thursday, noon - 10 p.m.; Friday to Saturday, noon - 11 p.m.
- Price – $$$
- Phone – +852 2555 0600
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Kikanbo
Ramen lovers, head to Causeway Bay for Kikanbo's karashibi ramen, known for its numbing spiciness, in a rich, custom miso broth. The name represents the ramen's carefully selected red peppers, “kara,” and fragrant numbing oils known as “shibi,” which are blended into a rich soup that many say is, well, an addictive sensation. Prices for this fiery experience range from HK$100 to HK$200 per person. People usually line up for a bowl at the flagship store in Japan, but you can easily check it out right here in the city after your Causeway Bay shopping spree.
Quick Facts
- Where – 530 Jaffe Road, Causeway Bay
- When – Monday to Sunday, 11 a.m. - midnight
- Price – $$ - $$$
- Phone – +852 2481 3383
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Eggslut
Start your day with breakfast at Eggslut in Causeway Bay, where gourmet sandwiches celebrate the versatile and ever-satisfying egg. Chef Alvin Cailan crafts delicious egg-centric dishes with ingredients like applewood smoked bacon and USDA Prime tri-tip steak complemented with a zesty chimichurri. At HK$60 to HK$120 per person, these sandwiches offer a flavorful and affordable kickstart to your morning.
Quick Facts
- Where – G/F & 1/F, Fashion Walk, 11-19 Great George Street, Causeway Bay
- When – Monday to Sunday, 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.
- Price – $$ - $$$
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Cadillac Bar & Grill
Who says you can't score authentic Mexican-American grub right here in Hong Kong? Cadillac Bar & Grill offers al fresco dining with city views in Causeway Bay, where you can chow down on West Coast-inspired tacos, enchiladas and USDA Prime steaks. The lively "crazy hour" features drinks specials to liven up the atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for a spirited evening in the heart of Causeway Bay.
Quick Facts
- Where – 7/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay
- When – Monday to Sunday, 11:30 a.m. - midnight; Happy Hour is Monday to Friday, 3 - 7:30 p.m.
- Price – $$$
- Phone – +852 2521 2322
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Aulis
Led by Michelin-starred chef Simon Rogan, Aulis provides a small-scale, farm-to-table experience with 12 seats. Embracing a sustainable ethos and innovative flavors, this spot offers a unique culinary venture for eco-aware foodies. Not only will you enjoy a multi-course gastronomic experience, but each dish is plated and explained to you right at your table. They recommend at least three hours to enjoy the menu, so we advise you to make this a focal point of your day.
Quick Facts
- Where – Shop 08, UG/F, Sino Plaza, 255 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay
- When – You need to book ahead, so check the online schedule
- Price – $$$$
- Phone – +852 2817 8383
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FRITES
FRITES serves top-notch delicacies like USDA-certified 1855 Black Angus beef and sustainably sourced mussels by Kinkawooka Mussels right from the waters of Southern Australia – so you know you're in for an exceptional meal. But of course, it's also all about the beer. With one of Hong Kong's best selections of Belgian beer, this 1920s-style beer hall creates a cozy atmosphere for what they deem "the best happy hour in town."
- Where – Shop 1, G/F, Park Haven, No. 38 Haven Street, Causeway Bay
- When – Monday to Sunday, 11:45 a.m. - 11 p.m.
- Price – $$$
- Phone – +852 3950 9000
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Kampoeng
You can't beat an off-the-beaten-path dive, complete with pictures on the menu. Escape to Indonesia at Kampoeng, where village vibes and banana leaf-served meals set the scene. Don't miss the beef rendang with a mixed platter and rice or the fiery Indonesian-style fried sea bass. You'll also want to check out authentic dishes like chicken skewers and coconut salad, all priced between HK$80 to HK$150 per person.
Quick Facts
- Where – B/F, 1-5 Sugar Street, Causeway Bay
- When – Monday to Sunday, 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.
- Price – $$ - $$$
- Phone – +852 2488 1492
- Menu
Hungry Korean
For a quick, hearty Korean meal, Hungry Korean in Causeway Bay is the spot for Korean food without the wait. Check out standouts like Bi Bim Bap, Jap Chae and Go Choo Pork Belly. The spicy pork and chilled plum juice combo is a standout at HK$59. This spot is all about honoring the special traditions Korean culture has surrounding food.
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