All Venues

Four branches across Hong Kong (Tsuen Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, Causeway Bay), each home to 10–30 cats, about 90% of which are available for adoption, known for its speciality flower teas.

Four branches across Hong Kong, each home to 40+ rescued stray cats; part of the proceeds go to animal shelters, a must-visit for cat lovers.

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 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.

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.

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.

LOST's Tsing Yi branch offers rotating escape room themes at different difficulty levels. (Exact address unconfirmed, sourced from thehkhub.com's mention of a Tsing Yi branch.)

A boutique Party Room brand spanning Prince Edward, Mong Kok and Tai Kok Tsui, specialising in photoshoot and gathering spaces for 2 to 10 guests.

A brand-new Party Room in To Kwa Wan just 1 minute from the MTR station, packed with entertainment including pool, air hockey, arcade games, electric mahjong, claw machines and 6-microphone karaoke.

One of the finest public golf courses in Asia-Pacific, offering 54 holes across three courses. Reachable only by the course's own ferry, with scenic views suited to beginners through advanced players.

One of the largest LCSD indoor swimming pool complexes in Hong Kong, with a 50-metre main pool, a diving pool and several splash pools; indoor facilities are open year-round.

An easily accessible LCSD indoor swimming pool in Causeway Bay, with a 50-metre main pool and a 33-metre multi-purpose pool plus a baby care room, ideal for families.

An LCSD swimming complex with four pools, including a rooftop outdoor pool with harbour views and a children's splash pool with a mini slide; indoor facilities are open year-round.

South China Athletic Association offers a 50-metre indoor main pool and a 25-metre training pool, plus an outdoor diving pool; a private club facility requiring membership or a member escort.

The Mira Hong Kong in Tsim Sha Tsui offers day passes for its pool and jacuzzi, open year-round with no time limit and no weekend surcharge, plus full facilities.

A Muay Thai and boxing gym in Wan Chai spanning over 2,000 sq ft, with a standard boxing ring and full training equipment, offering Muay Thai, Western boxing and fitness classes, with trial classes from as low as $150.

A Muay Thai training gym in Wan Chai with full Muay Thai and boxing practice equipment, offering classes at multiple time slots; bookable by phone or WhatsApp.

A multi-discipline fitness studio in Tai Kok Tsui offering Muay Thai, yoga and functional training classes, with over 600 classes per month; trial classes available, contact directly for venue rental.

Managed by the LCSD, this roughly 1,600 sqm extreme sports ground features street obstacles, rails, stairs and a bowl, suitable for intermediate to advanced skaters, usable in all weather.

Managed by the LCSD, this smaller but well-equipped skate park has a launch ramp and quarter-pipe, ideal for skating and inline skating beginners.

Managed by the LCSD, this roughly 630 sqm park is divided into three skill-level zones, suitable for skaters of different abilities, next to a swimming pool.

The only LCSD skate park on Lantau Island, at roughly 700 sqm with a variety of features, suitable for beginner to intermediate skaters, next to a large 3.8-hectare public playground.

Upper-floor Lan Kwai Fong nightclub known for EDM and Hardstyle, with a rooftop overlooking Victoria Harbour, a popular choice for mainstream electronic music fans.