All Venues

A cat café with a bar twist, home to 20+ rescued cats, with a regularly changing menu for a distinctive experience.

A Shiba Inu-themed café in Sai Kung, offering interaction with adorable Shiba Inus amid a natural setting; open Thursday to Sunday.

A Japanese home-style cat lounge with 10+ friendly resident cats, charged by time, with no food service, a cosy, relaxed setting.

A 1,500 sq ft cat café in an industrial building, serving coffee and cakes with regular craft workshops, in a comfortable setting for the cats.

A multi-storey Chinese banquet restaurant in Wan Chai with several VIP private rooms and a main hall, seating 3 to 260 guests. Serves Cantonese, Sichuan and Chiu Chow cuisine, ideal for family banquets, birthday hire and corporate gatherings.

A Sichuan hotpot and buffet restaurant in Tsim Sha Tsui with multiple VIP rooms and a main hall, accommodating up to 96 guests for full venue hire, with karaoke facilities, great for birthday parties, corporate gatherings and other private events.

A homegrown 4D VR arcade with self-developed immersive games, featuring a vibration floor and custom weapon props, covering themes from zombie shooting to racing and space adventure, fun for all ages.

Features 8 Virtuix Omni VR treadmills for full 360-degree free movement, with 20+ games spanning shooting, racing and sports simulations, plus a mahjong VR mode, private party bookings available.

A VR Park attached to a Mong Kok esports arcade, with themed jungle-adventure and zombie-chase rooms fitted with vibration floors and haptic controllers, offering high-quality AAA-grade VR visuals. Open weekends and public holidays.

A sports-meets-esports VR venue inside K11, focused on sports simulation with 10 immersive experiences including VR skiing, horse riding, rowing and racing, great for families and sports fans.

HTC VIVE's official experience centre, spanning 3,500 sq ft inside D.Park in Tsuen Wan, with 10 themed zones and 20+ VR games covering multiplayer shooting, height-challenge thrills, virtual sports and kids' games, fun for the whole family.

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 Causeway Bay VR store fitted with Razer gaming laptops and HTC Vive, offering a 60-minute unlimited-play package with a VR boxing ring and a wide selection of games.

Hong Kong's first ice rink with an Octopus-based "pay-as-you-skate" system, $20 entry then billed by the minute, with no fixed sessions so you can come and go anytime, plus 180-degree harbour views.

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.

A 17,000 sq ft real-ice rink inside West Kowloon Centre in Sham Shui Po, offering ice hockey training and courses for toddlers (ages 3–6), with completion certificates and easy access.

An international-standard real-ice rink in Discovery Bay on Lantau Island, spanning 1,593 sqm, with penguin skate aids and beginner courses, reachable by ferry, ideal for a family day trip.

A free Snoopy-themed park on the rooftop terrace of New Town Plaza in Sha Tin, featuring a life-size Snoopy house, Peanuts comic scenes and various photo spots, a must-visit free family attraction in Sha Tin.

On the southern coast of Cheung Sha, Lantau Island, exotic-themed camper vans fully equipped with air-conditioning, TV and fridge, right by the beach, about a 15-minute drive from Tung Chung.

A farm-style campsite on Cheung Sha, Lantau Island, with bohemian-style hexagonal tents facing a 3km white sand beach; surfing lessons can be arranged, and bringing your own tent is also welcome.

A large farm-style glamping site in Lau Fau Shan, Yuen Long, with a choice of bubble domes, camper vans or inflatable tents, plus activities like archery and trampolining, and an organic farm experience.

A distinctive car-camping site in the countryside of Sha Tau Kok, offering Japanese-style cabins, off-road roof tents and camper vans with full equipment, for a proper car-camping experience.

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.

[Possibly closed September 2026] Freeing HK's Kwun Tong branch, said by TripAdvisor reviewers to offer a 5D immersive escape room experience; exact address unconfirmed. The brand's Mong Kok flagship has announced full closure on 10 September.