Mind & Strategy

A Kwun Tong studio teaching traditional Japanese Sanuki hand-pulled udon making, from kneading and treading to resting and cutting, with tasting and takeaway.

A Causeway Bay culinary studio founded by Joanne Poon, teaching Chinese and Western cooking, cake and bread baking in small classes for beginners.

A Hung Hom jewelry studio specializing in handmade engagement and wedding ring workshops.

A home chef teaches traditional handmade dumplings and xiao long bao, starting with a wet market shopping trip through cooking and eating together. Great for couples, families and corporate team-building.

Established in 2006, this long-running Hong Kong board game brand has its retail headquarters in San Po Kong, with a former café outlet in Wan Chai (status pending phone verification). Over 300 games are on offer, from role-playing and detective mysteries to party games, suitable for 2–10 players.

The world's first escape room to combine haunted house elements, progressing room by room through four themed levels from Level 1 "Haunted Garden" to Level 4 "Silent Hill". Choose your fright level, get scared and solve puzzles at the same time.

Founded in 2010, this long-running Mong Kok board game shop offers close to a thousand games with staff guidance, drinks for sale, and outside food allowed. Unlimited play on weekdays is capped at $75 until closing.

A light-meal café on the 12/F of Dundas Square, Mong Kok, known for hand-tossed pizza and pasta, with a selection of board games (Monopoly, UNO and more) available for customers to play after ordering.

A board game corner near the waterfront in Tsuen Wan West, with window seats offering sea views, a spacious layout, and a selection of books and board games.

Hong Kong's first 360-degree immersive murder-mystery venue, pairing holographic projection technology with script deduction, around 60 scripts spanning mystery, emotional drama and ancient sect themes.

A rare Korean-style decal glass art studio in Hong Kong, where you make a personalised glass cup with your own choice of design; the process takes about two hours, with the finished piece ready for collection two weeks later.

LOST's Discovery Bay branch offers regularly rotating escape room themes. (Exact address unconfirmed, sourced from thehkhub.com's mention of a Discovery Bay branch.)

Capstone's flagship store in Kwun Tong, offering a wide range of board games for retail and unlimited play, with table bookings available, suitable for all ages, and the main hub for this long-established Hong Kong board game brand.

Capstone's Kai Tak branch at Sogo The Twins, located inside the new Kai Tak mall, convenient for a board game session after shopping. Offers both board game retail and unlimited play.

Hong Kong's first non-profit open printmaking studio, located at the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre in Shek Kip Mei. Artist-run, offering workshops in screen printing, woodblock printing and other printmaking techniques, while promoting local printmaking culture.

ABC Cooking Studio's largest branch in Hong Kong, featuring 13 workstations and a 30-seat dining area, offering courses in Japanese cuisine, bread, cakes and kids' classes.

Self-service baking studio offering a wide range of desserts (cookies, cakes, pancakes and more), beginner-friendly with all ingredients included, great for couples, friends and families.

Self-service baking studio in Sheung Wan offering a range of DIY dessert experiences, the price includes ingredients, packaging box and cleaning, suitable for families and couples alike.

Professional culinary training school in North Point with a 2,600 sq ft kitchen equipped with German Miele appliances, offering Chinese, Western and international cuisine, Western pastry, family classes and internationally recognised certificate courses.

A baking classroom in a Lai Chi Kok industrial building, offering over 100 courses covering mirror glaze cakes, piped cakes, macarons, mooncakes and more, with plenty of seasonal themed classes.

A workshop run by Kee Wah Bakery, housed in a 1930s tong lau (a Grade 3 historic building), specialising in traditional Hong Kong-style pastries, parent-child baking classes, wedding gift cakes and festive dessert courses.

An artisan bread workshop founded in 2016 by a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu Tokyo, specialising in sourdough, Japanese-style and continental breads plus pasta courses. Waitlist typically runs 2–3 months.

A government-licensed mahjong parlour (mahjong/tin kau licence) on To Kwa Wan Road, near To Kwa Wan Station.

Over 1,200 square feet of film-prop-quality sets, designed by professional prop artists. Themes include "Doomsday Survivor" and "Digestive System Adventure", combining action and puzzle elements. Not scary, so it suits both beginners and veterans; bookable via Bookeo.