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Cooking classroom in Cheung Sha Wan, near Lai Chi Kok Station.

Cooking classroom in Sai Ying Pun teaching French, Spanish, Italian, Cantonese, Sichuan, Shanghainese and Southeast Asian cuisine, near Sai Ying Pun Station.

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

Hung Hom branch of LARP Hub, located in an industrial unit above the Jockey Club, offering host-led immersive LARP experiences lasting from 2.5 to 7 hours.

An indoor pickleball venue in an industrial building, specialising in community open-play and league sessions on the Reclub platform; bookable via Reclub or directly.

An indoor pickleball court in a Kwun Tong industrial building, open 24 hours, with free paddles and balls, and private toilets and changing rooms.

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

An indoor pickleball court in Cheung Sha Wan, known for its signature pink court, open 24 hours with free paddles and balls.

The flagship lobby bar of Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, opened in 2021, known for creative cocktails and bar bites; ranked No. 11 on Asia's 50 Best Bars 2025. Walk-in only, no reservations.

A sister bar to Penicillin, this hidden Prohibition-era-themed cocktail bar disguises its entrance as a display toilet, with a maximum capacity of 30. Walk-in only, no reservations.

A hidden cocktail bar by mixologist Antonio Lai inside Hotel Kong Yee, serving its signature 'invisible cocktails' from a menu printed on clear plastic sheets. Entry requires picking up a key card at the hotel reception; no reservations taken.

A nostalgic Old Hong Kong-themed bar with neon signs, folding stools, vintage mailboxes and film posters, serving over 50 local and Taiwanese craft beers.

A rock 'n' roll retro-themed bar in SoHo run by an all-female bartending team, known for its shots and unapologetically wild nightlife vibe.

A speakeasy hidden in the basement of a Tsim Sha Tsui seafood restaurant, entered through an unassuming black door. Known for its 'O'-themed cocktails and occasional live band nights where guests can sing along.

A 1970s retro-style café-bar in an old Yau Ma Tei commercial building, coffee by day, bar by night, that feels like stepping back into a vintage Hong Kong office.

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.

Bike shop just across from Exit B of Yuen Long West Rail Station, offering a range of day-rental bikes including electric and kids' bikes, with cross-district return at Sheung Shui, ideal for exploring Nam Sang Wai.

Hidden cocktail bar in SoHo, known for its iconic blue wall and gold-framed elevator-style entrance door, with a small hidden switch outside revealing the entrance; cocktails are named after literary characters.

Created by star mixologist John Nugent and creative producer Angel Chiu, designed with inspiration from a Havana, Cuba tavern, specialising in a range of Daiquiri variations.

Run by 2019 Diageo World Class Hong Kong & Macau champion Shelley Tai, with mid-century minimalist design and mint-green accents; offers only 15 signature cocktails, and was named Tatler Best New Bar Hong Kong in 2026.

An Australian craft beer brand's small brewery and eatery bar in Kennedy Town, brewing multiple house craft beers paired with Australian-style cuisine, near the waterfront.

A hidden bar in Kennedy Town with a spacious room lined with bottles, wood-toned decor and a bar counter, plus a central pool table for playing with friends.

A cosy, stylish wine bar in Sai Ying Pun serving Western fusion sharing plates paired with natural, organic wines, with a regularly updated wine list.

Sister venue to the popular wine bar Brut!, the downstairs bar focuses on unconventional, small-batch sustainable wines, while the upstairs dining area serves French-American fusion bites.