All Venues

A Hong Kong-style bar on Cheung Sha Wan Road, Sham Shui Po, open until 5am, great for late-night outings and post-midnight gatherings.

A full-floor 8,000 sq ft indoor playground and family restaurant at One Kowloon, Kowloon Bay, with a ball pit, giant maze and trampoline; birthday parties available.

Hong Kong's first social-enterprise-run natural dye studio, based in JCCAC Shek Kip Mei, teaching indigo dyeing, plant dyeing and EcoPrint botanical printing techniques.

A pottery studio in the same building as Waterceramics, offering a weekly introductory ceramics course covering hand-building, shaping, wheel-throwing and glazing.

A Kwai Chung ceramics studio offering beginner trial classes and seasonal classes, plus custom pieces and corporate team-building activities.

A village revival farming project in Yi O, Lantau, run as a social enterprise since 2012, home to one of Hong Kong's largest organic rice paddies, offering regular guided tours, farming experiences and eco workshops.

A leisure eco-farm in Lau Fau Shan, Yuen Long, with strawberry and fig picking gardens, also operating a BBQ ground.

A Kowloon Bay glass and metal studio founded by local artist Kwan Tse, offering glass blowing, stained glass and casting workshops, plus studio/equipment rental.

LOST Junior, a kid-friendly escape room at The Mills. (Details pending phone verification)

A Mong Kok board game bar centred on alcoholic drinks, featuring a curated selection of highly playable games, great for Instagram-worthy drinking games. Set packages include up to 5 hours of unlimited play.

A long-running board game café near Times Square, Causeway Bay, with a retail corner and bookable private tables, ideal for small group gatherings, with games spanning all difficulty levels and age groups.

A Pikachu-themed party room in Kwai Hing spanning 1,300 sq ft, with over 1,200 arcade games, a ball pit and a giant Ludo board. Full-venue buyout from 20 persons, a vibrant, Instagram-worthy theme.

A long-standing pool hall in Cheung Sha Wan offering English and American pool tables, with some tables also fitted with DARTSLIVE electronic dartboards for extra variety.

Traditional arcade on Yuen Chau Street, Sham Shui Po, with a basement level offering a range of fighting and arcade games. Open till 2am, a gathering spot for veteran arcade fans.

NAMCO's Kwun Tong branch at APM, on the mall's UC level, with claw machines, video games and gashapon machines.

An indoor kids' playground inside Cheung Sha Wan Plaza, a great outing for families in West Kowloon to let kids burn off energy.

A VR experience zone inside San Tin Shopping Centre in Yuen Long, offering a range of VR games, a 90-minute package at $180/person, handy for New Territories residents.

A real-ice rink inside Festival Walk in Kowloon Tong, spanning 1,150 sqm, offering curling experiences, skating courses for all levels and summer camps, conveniently close to Kowloon Tong MTR Station.

Hong Kong's first escape room venue combining AR, VR and MR technology. Its flagship theme, 'Deadly Escape,' features three horror-themed scenes, an abandoned archive room, a blood ritual chamber and a haunted house, plus a separate VR gaming zone. Minimum age 13.

K11 MUSEA is a flagship "culture-retail" destination, regularly hosting immersive art exhibitions, IP crossover pop-ups and interactive installations, one of Hong Kong's most iconic exhibition-style malls.

Uses the Actoracer Ultimate professional racing simulator with a motion chassis for realistic road feel, suitable for training by esports racers and racing enthusiasts.

The Sheung Wan branch of this children's career-education park offers a variety of role-play job experiences, helping kids learn about different professions while building problem-solving and social skills.

A massive 5,000 sq ft Party Room in Tai Kok Tsui with a 3,600 sq ft outdoor lawn for free-style BBQ, great for corporate events, light weddings and gatherings of up to 120.

A 600 sq ft 24-hour self-service Party Room in Wong Chuk Hang with full facilities and free non-alcoholic drinks, close to Wong Chuk Hang MTR Station.