All Venues

OYEAH Korean Selfie Studio at West Kowloon Centre, Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong's first elevator CCTV-themed photo booth, open 24 hours, with custom keychain options.

OYEAH Korean Selfie Studio at Sino Centre, Mong Kok, elevator CCTV theme, open 24 hours.

Hong Kong's first low-angle (LOW VIEW) sticker photo machine, with an all-silver backdrop for a distinctive perspective.

Kiztopia's first Hong Kong Island branch, superhero-themed with 18 play zones, plus a large Party Room for birthday parties.

A 20,000+ sq ft indoor playground inside K11 MUSEA, featuring award-winning slides designed by a Danish designer, plus an attached family-friendly café.

A modern 24-hour self-service mahjong room in Kwun Tong with 7 themed private rooms, entirely non-smoking, featuring automatic mahjong machines, poker tables and board games, great for group gatherings.

A Scandinavian-style family café and indoor playroom where the dining area overlooks the play zone, also available for full-venue birthday party bookings.

A nightclub on D'Aguilar Street in Central, now occupying the former Volar space.

The Tsim Sha Tsui The One branch of the Korean chain self-service photo booth, where you can pose in themed frames with popular K-pop groups.

Korean chain self-photo studio at Causeway Bay's World Trade Centre branch, offering photos with popular K-pop group-themed frames.

Artisan cake shop in Tuen Mun offering a variety of cake-making classes, including mousse cakes, cartoon-themed cakes, cupcakes and iced cookies.

An indoor pickleball court in Kwun Tong, featuring competition-grade acrylic flooring and minimalist modern decor, open 24 hours.

An affordable, quirky bar on the 8th floor of The Zing! in Causeway Bay, with cocktails from HK$78, known for its cocktail towers and resident DJs.

Award-winning bartender Shelley Tai (of Mius) opens her second Central bar on Wyndham Street, built around a 'Fellow' concept of human connection. Two-storey space with warm wood and metal design; signature cocktails include the Fello Paloma, Pineapple Basil Smash and Gyokuro Melon Punch.

A roughly 9,000 sq ft token-operated amusement arcade in the Play Park zone of New Town Plaza, Sha Tin, the chain's first branch to feature a VR game alongside classic horse-racing and ring-toss machines.

A long-standing arcade in Hung Hom with a wide game selection, including Street Fighter and King of Fighters fighting games, Initial D and Wangan Midnight racing games, plus Taiko no Tatsujin, Maimai and other rhythm games; non-smoking throughout.

The Wan Chai branch of this token-operated amusement arcade chain, inside Hopewell Mall, with an indoor play zone plus classics such as ring toss and horse-racing machines; members get discounted token rates.

A strawberry farm in Tai Tong Village, Yuen Long, open year-round with free admission. Pick fresh strawberries on the spot, charged by weight.

Hong Kong's first purpose-built mid-size touring venue, operated by Live Nation. Spans over 30,000 sq ft and holds up to 1,500 guests, hosting mid-scale international and local concerts.

A bouldering gym in Jordan with Moonboard and campus board training walls, open daily until midnight.

A bouldering gym in Tai Kok Tsui known as 'Mizu Climbing', featuring Japanese-style route setting.

A Beijing-founded contemporary art gallery with its Hong Kong branch at Landmark South, Wong Chuk Hang, focusing on Chinese contemporary artists.

A space-themed glamping site in Kam Tin, Yuen Long, featuring the "Moon Horizon" pods with a curved transparent skylight for indoor stargazing, plus pet-friendly stargazing camper vans.

Hong Kong's first ice rink built to international competition standards, spanning 1,482 square metres with 30-metre floor-to-ceiling glass walls offering views of Victoria Harbour while you skate. Offers public skating sessions, courses from beginner to competitive level, and ice hockey experiences, with online ticketing.