All Venues

Government-licensed mahjong parlour (Mahjong/Tin Kau licence) on Pau Cheung Fong in Yuen Long, near Yuen Long Station.

Government-licensed mahjong parlour (Mahjong/Tin Kau licence) on Nam Shing Street in Tai Po Market, near Tai Po Market Station.

Government-licensed mahjong parlour (Mahjong/Tin Kau licence) on Tai Pei Square in Tsuen Wan, near Tsuen Wan Station.

An English gastropub on the ground floor of Hullett House at 1881 Heritage (the former Marine Police Headquarters). This century-old maritime-themed bar displays historic Marine Police photographs on its walls and retains original holding cells at the back, near the Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier.

A rooftop bar on the 29th floor of Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island, offering panoramic views of Wan Chai and Victoria Peak. Features a glass-bottomed infinity pool and serves classic cocktails, red and white wine, and bar snacks.

A whisky and wine-themed bar inside Rosewood Hong Kong, sister venue to DarkSide, known for its extensive whisky selection, seasonal cocktails and a private cigar terrace, with live music every Tuesday to Saturday.

An outdoor rooftop bar on the 4th floor of Cordis Hong Kong, styled in a red-and-black theme with two vintage French Citroën trucks, offering over 40 craft beers and Asian-inspired food-truck bites, a quiet retreat amid the bustle (sister venue to the hotel's Alibi bar).

A brand-new indoor playground atop Tsuen Wan West Station in L'hiver mall, spanning nearly 12,000 sq ft with a seven-zone Rainbow Island theme, Hong Kong's only Dodgeball Arena, a ninja maze and a ball pit -- Momoland's second branch.

A brand-new indoor playground at North Point City Phase 2, Momoland's third branch after Hang Hau and Tsuen Wan West, opened August 2026 with a focus on active play facilities.

Award-winning bartender Shelley Tai (of Mius) opens her second Central bar on Wyndham Street, built around a 'Fellow' concept of human connection. Two-storey space with warm wood and metal design; signature cocktails include the Fello Paloma, Pineapple Basil Smash and Gyokuro Melon Punch.

One of Hong Kong's largest cinema chains, with locations ranging from flagship theatres to neighbourhood cinemas, and a membership programme offering points that can be redeemed for tickets.

A comfortable cinema chain with some branches offering VIP theatres and dine-in service.

A long-established bowling centre in Sha Tin with 28 lanes, meal-inclusive packages and bumper lanes for kids, a great family option that also hosts regular tournaments.

[Possibly closed September 2026] Hong Kong's pioneering live escape room brand, known for immersive "5D" experiences engaging sight, sound, touch and smell. Themes include "Haunted Hotel", "The White House Truth" and "Ninja Heist". Featured by CNN and TVB. Yahoo Finance reported the brand's full closure on 10 September after 13 years in business, with the Mong Kok flagship as its final branch.

A flagship bowling centre at Kai Tak Sports Park Retail Mall with 40 world-tournament-standard lanes. Host venue for the 2025 IBF Bowling World Cup and IBF Para Bowling Championships, with an attached bar, billiards and KTV zone.

Featuring 22 synthetic lanes and a signature glow-in-the-dark VIP room (two lanes plus karaoke), along with an English billiards room and restaurant, a one-stop entertainment venue.

Established in 2006, this long-running Hong Kong board game brand has its retail headquarters in San Po Kong, with a former café outlet in Wan Chai (status pending phone verification). Over 300 games are on offer, from role-playing and detective mysteries to party games, suitable for 2–10 players.

A beloved neighbourhood fixture in Tuen Mun, with 24 computerised lanes and games from just $20, among the most affordable in Hong Kong. Also offers darts, billiards and table football, with classes taught by a former Hong Kong team coach.

[Possibly closed June 2024] A 22,000-square-foot South Seas-themed bowling bar at Centro, Sai Kung, with 10 American hardwood lanes, a bar, restaurant, resident DJ and live performances. Opened in 2015 and closed after nearly a decade in operation.

The world's first escape room to combine haunted house elements, progressing room by room through four themed levels from Level 1 "Haunted Garden" to Level 4 "Silent Hill". Choose your fright level, get scared and solve puzzles at the same time.

Poker-themed nightclub in Lan Kwai Fong, known for its distinctive lighting effects and interior design, rated 4.7 on Trip.com.

Central electronic music nightclub focused on EDM and House, regularly hosting international DJs such as James Hype, known for its futuristic design.

2,900 sq ft multi-themed party room in Kwun Tong with several separate themed rooms and plenty of photo spots, offering karaoke, mahjong machines, a ball pit, Nintendo Switch and more.

Hong Kong's niche electronic music nightclub focused on Techno and underground music, with a dark, immersive atmosphere, LGBT-friendly, known for its professional sound system.