Esports Center in Hong Kong

Local brand X-Gaming's Tsim Sha Tsui flagship, spanning 4,500 sq ft with 81 seats, equipped with high-spec gaming PCs, private booths and shower facilities, regularly hosts esports tournaments.

Hong Kong's first sports-esports arena, located at K11 in Tsim Sha Tsui, blending sports science with esports gaming, and offers 10 motion-based esports experiences (rowing, boxing, cycling, horse riding and more), suitable for corporate events and esports tournament bookings.

Hong Kong's first professional e-sports training and event venue, opened in 2017 at the Kowloon Bay International Trade & Exhibition Centre. Serves as a training base for professional e-sports teams, and is also available for corporate team building and e-sports competition venue rental.

A long-established e-sports centre in a residential area of East Kowloon, Kwun Tong, founded in 2013 by Joe Poon, offering e-sports training courses and competition venues; in recent years it has added food and beverage services to stay in business.

Hong Kong's first branch of mainland esports chain Wangyu Esports, located on 8/F Golden Chicken Plaza in Mong Kok, offering top-tier gaming PCs (RTX 5080) and private booths. Open 24 hours, from as low as $38 for 5 hours.

Wangyu Esports' Wan Chai branch, fully equipped with top-tier RTX 50-series gaming PCs and private booths, open 24 hours.

Wangyu Esports' Causeway Bay branch, with private booths and lounge seating, equipped with RTX 50-series gaming setups, open 24/7.

Wangyu Esports' Kwun Tong branch, offering top-tier gaming setups and private booths, open 24 hours.

Wangyu Esports' Jordan branch, offering high-spec gaming PCs and private booths, open 24 hours.

Wangyu Esports' Sham Shui Po branch, offering top-tier gaming PCs and private booths, open 24 hours.

Wangyu Esports' Tsuen Wan branch, offering top-tier gaming PCs and private booths, open 24 hours.

Wangyu Esports' Kennedy Town branch, offering top-tier gaming PCs, open 24 hours, the go-to esports venue on the western side of Hong Kong Island.

Wangyu Esports' Yuen Long branch, offering top-tier gaming PCs and private booths, open 24 hours, a new esports option in the northwest New Territories.

i-ONE's Mong Kok flagship store, a long-established local esports internet centre offering high-spec gaming PCs, open 24/7.

i-ONE's Causeway Bay flagship store, in the heart of the shopping district, offering gaming PCs, open 24/7, a top gaming spot on Hong Kong Island.

i-ONE's Sham Shui Po branch, near the Computer and Sneaker Streets, offering gaming PCs, open 24/7.

i-ONE's Tsuen Wan branch, an esports internet centre in the New Territories, open 24/7.

i-ONE's Yuen Long branch, an esports internet centre in the western New Territories, open 24/7.

X-Gaming's Kwun Tong branch, spanning 7,000 sq ft, offering high-spec gaming PCs and private booths, open 24 hours.

Local esports internet centre in Tai Po, offering gaming PC access, open 24 hours, a choice for gamers in the northeast New Territories.

Hong Kong's first outlet of mainland Chinese e-sports lounge chain Lu Ren Jia, opening in Mong Kok's Wu Se Sang Building in January 2026. Features private gaming pods and overnight packages, equipped with high-spec PCs and shower facilities, a rare 'e-sports capsule' concept in Hong Kong.