Tech & Immersive

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.

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

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.

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

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.

An Asian professional esports racing simulation company, whose Causeway Bay flagship store features 8 networked simulators, suitable for solo experiences or private party bookings, and a multiple winner of Automobile Magazine's Hong Kong annual award.

A large arcade on the 3rd floor of Plaza Hollywood, Diamond Hill, with fighting and racing game machines; requires the branch's own prepaid game card and is non-smoking throughout.

A large arcade on the ground floor of San Chi Sing Plaza, Mongkok, with fighting, racing and Gundam game machines among others, supporting 5-player linked battles. Non-smoking policy in effect.

Jumpin Gym's Landmark North branch, a large arcade centre inside the mall next to Sheung Shui MTR Station, an entertainment favourite in the North District.

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.

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.

NAMCO's Causeway Bay branch at Windsor House, in the heart of Hong Kong Island's shopping district, with claw machines, video games and gashapon machines, convenient for Island-side players.

An emerging racing simulator venue in Hong Kong, equipped with high-spec Moza Racing gear and panoramic screens, offering rally, circuit and drift modes among others, suitable for racing fans of all levels.

Retro-themed arcade inside Hoi Sun Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui, a modern facade housing classic vintage machines, plus retro games for sale. Open till 2am, a pilgrimage spot for arcade fans.

An arcade on the 1st floor of Kingston Centre, North Point, renovated in the style of a Japanese-style arcade with upgraded lighting and a strict non-smoking policy.

Opened September 2025, this 4,000-sq-ft immersive location-based VR venue at Hopewell Centre in Wan Chai presents the 8K AI-generated space adventure "Space Odyssey", supporting up to 4 players walking freely together through scenes including Mars and Titan, suitable for ages 8 and up.

Hong Kong's professional A320 flight simulator centre, founded by a former Dragonair pilot, featuring a 1:1 scale A320 cockpit approved by the Civil Aviation Department, offering everything from sightseeing experiences to commercial pilot training courses.

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.

Japan's TAITO STATION opens in Causeway Bay, its first branch on Hong Kong Island, offering a range of authentic Japanese arcade machines and claw machines.

An arcade in the basement of Hing Shing Building, Central, open until 2am daily, specialising in fighting and music rhythm games — one of the few long-running arcades left in the Central district.

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.