All Venues

A high-floor self-service art studio on Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, offering 3 hours of free creative time.

Three themed Party Rooms in Diamond Hill/San Po Kong, with rooms of various sizes for 2–20 guests, offering PS5, Switch and electronic mahjong.

Bike rentals at Cambridge Plaza, Sheung Shui, with some of the cheapest rates in Hong Kong (from $20 full day). Ride from Sheung Shui to cycling tracks in Fanling, Tai Po and other parts of the northern New Territories.

Located in Hung Kwong Arcade on Tung Choi Street, Mongkok, this budget-friendly studio rents out band rooms and drum rooms, and also sells music gear and offers guitar repair services.

A long-established mahjong specialty shop in Yuen Long founded in 1952, selling mahjong sets, pai gow tiles and chips, witness to over half a century of Yuen Long history, offering both retail and recreational services.

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 youthful, party-style karaoke venue with no separate cover charge. Pricing is based on food and drink packages. Themed rooms come with dart machines, beer pong and board games, plus a strong foreign-language song library, making it a top pick for birthday parties.

Neway's Yuen Long Hop Yick branch, the only Neway in Yuen Long, with an extensive Cantopop library, a local favourite.

Hong Kong's largest indoor skate park, spanning over 20,000 sq ft and designed by California Skateparks, offering beginner and intermediate courses and trial classes, with facilities on par with Olympic standards.

A long-standing Mediterranean restaurant beside Silvermine Bay Beach in Mui Wo, with a large rooftop terrace overlooking the bay. Serves generous Mediterranean and BBQ dishes, popular with families and islanders.

Professional dance theatre studio rental in Wong Chuk Hang, 4 independent studios that can be booked individually or combined into a large rehearsal space.

Built in 1962 and declared a Grade I historic building in 2022, the Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall seats 1,430 and is renowned for its excellent acoustics, suitable for symphony, chamber music, opera and other classical performances.

The Kwun Tong / Ngau Tau Kok branch of Lazy House, around 980 sq ft, charged per room (not per head). Multiple themed private rooms, free drinks and snacks, open 24 hours.

Billiards room in the basement of Lok Kei Centre on Wan Chai Road, close to Wan Chai MTR Station and convenient for Hong Kong Island office workers.

K-STATION's Mong Kok T.O.P branch, a fully self-service 24-hour mini karaoke pod on the ground floor of T.O.P mall, super convenient location, perfect for spontaneous karaoke.

The LCSD operates over 100 sports centres across Hong Kong, with instant online booking via the SmartPLAY system, covering badminton, squash, basketball, tennis and more at affordable rates, the most widely used booking channel.

24-hour pickleball venue in Cheung Sha Wan with a standard court and a practice court, near Lai Chi Kok Station.

The Hong Kong Football Club has a 1,280-square-metre indoor sports hall offering badminton, pickleball, five-a-side football and social basketball, plus a squash centre and tennis courts; visitors must be accompanied by a member.

A lounge-turned-nightclub on Wyndham Street, Central, run by the team behind former hotspot Padre, a lounge on weekdays, transforming into a club on weekends.

A street-level bouldering gym in To Kwa Wan with multi-angle climbing walls and routes of varying difficulty, offering trial classes for beginners and regular route changes to keep things fresh.

The Mong Kok branch of Lazy House, charged per room (not per head), from as low as $8/hour. Multiple themed private rooms, free drinks and snacks, and a highly private 24-hour party space.

Five independent party rooms on Shing Yip Street, Kwun Tong, with self check-in and sanitisation, a mahjong machine, and Switch; student birthday discounts available, from as low as HK$20/hour.

Hong Kong's largest riding centre, spanning over 160,000 sq ft with five large irrigated sand arenas for riders of all levels. Home to around 36 well-trained horses, offering private and group lessons in spacious, scenic surroundings.

Chai Wan branch of the Ming Chi Billiards chain, on the 2nd floor of Ko Wai Court, a great billiards spot for residents of eastern Hong Kong Island.