All Venues

A massive 3,000 sq ft party room in Tsuen Wan West, featuring a 400 sq ft ball pit, a PS5 gaming corner, a poker table and a basketball arcade machine. Close to supermarkets and convenience stores, it accommodates up to 100 guests, great for large parties.

A 700 sq ft tropical rainforest and cactus-themed party room in Tsuen Wan, with a fresh, distinctive vibe. Comes with karaoke, mahjong and hotpot, plus free drinks, perfect for gatherings of 4–15.

A huge 3,900 sq ft family party room in Tsuen Wan West with a 20,000-ball ball pit, twin slides, a trampoline and a sand pit, plus PS5 + VR, mahjong and KTV. Suits everything from birthday parties to large company gatherings, with capacity for up to 130 guests.

A 2,100 sq ft party room in Tuen Mun with a large starry-sky ball pit, plus KTV, PS4 and arcade games. Two private washrooms, about 5 minutes from Tuen Mun West Rail Station, with parking downstairs.

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.

Flagship branch of KC City, Hong Kong's largest licensed mahjong chain, on the 7th-8th floors of Mong Kok City Centre; open 24 hours, offering Cantonese and Taiwanese-style mahjong in private rooms with en-suite bathrooms, plus pool and darts.

KC City's Jordan branch on Woo Sung Street, a large three-floor licensed mahjong parlour with private rooms and en-suite bathrooms, plus valet parking service.

KC City's Tsuen Wan branch, a two-floor licensed mahjong venue on Chung On Street offering both Cantonese and Taiwanese-style mahjong, with private rooms and en-suite bathrooms, English billiards and Chinese dining.

KC City's Kwai Fong branch on the ground floor of Kwai Fong Plaza, a licensed mahjong parlour offering Cantonese and Taiwanese-style mahjong in private rooms with en-suite bathrooms.

A Wan Chai institution founded in 1969, now run by the third generation, this licensed mahjong parlour has 29 electric and manual mahjong tables, and hosts public open days twice a month for visitors to experience mahjong culture, featured by SCMP and ACOO.

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.

Tufting craft workshop in Tsuen Wan specialising in cute BE@RBRICK and custom-design tufted rugs; the process takes 3–4.5 hours and includes herbal tea, with the finished piece to take home the same day.

Handmade soap workshop in Kwun Tong offering painterly artisan soaps, natural organic soaps and more, plus internationally certified professional courses taught in small groups.

A classic rock bar established in 1987, one of Hong Kong's most historic live music venues, live bands play weekly, with an open Jamming Night for singers to join in; holds over 70 people.

A hidden speakeasy jazz bar tucked behind an umbrella shop in Central, with 1950s retro decor, local and international jazz musicians perform Wednesday to Saturday, with Friday and Saturday sets starting at 22:30.

A Central arts and performance space with shows almost every night, including local indie bands, stand-up comedy open mics, improv comedy and cabaret, a key hub for local performers.

Asia's first full-time comedy club, founded in 2007, regularly hosting local and international comedians with both English and Cantonese shows; the venue seats up to 120 people.

One of Hong Kong's leading comedy venues, located in Basehall, Central, regularly hosting local and international comedians with open mic nights and special events; also available for private hire.

A multi-disciplinary arts and performance space in a colonial-era building, featuring live music, comedy and theatre, with its own bar, a long-time supporter of local and overseas independent artists.

A mid-sized live house in North Point spanning 4,800 sq ft and holding up to 290 people, with professional stage equipment, hosts indie pop, hardcore rock and other live music genres, and is also available for private hire.

A live house within Freespace at the West Kowloon Cultural District, combining a bar, restaurant and music performances, jazz and indie shows every weekend, with an outdoor area offering Victoria Harbour views.

One of Hong Kong's oldest live music bars, opened in 1972, with a resident house band playing Dixieland jazz every night, a landmark of Hong Kong's local music history.

A design-forward bar in Tsim Sha Tsui with abstract art decor, offering live jazz on weekends and switching to DJ sets late at night.

A basement live house in Prince Edward hosting indie musicians Thursday to Sunday, with diverse music styles and a lively late-night atmosphere.