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Privé Group's new establishment – Hanabi, an exclusive Japanese omakase bar.

Japanese for "fireworks", the dining experience at Hanabi is a burst of seamless, intricate Japanese flavors meshed with a modern flair. This is thanks in part to popular Japanese sushi chef Michael Chan (previously of Café Kool and NOBU Intercontinental Hong Kong) who brings his signature subtle Japanese cuisine with a fusion flair to this newly opened, intimate, romantic restaurant.

DotCod soundproofed private rooms provide the ideal ambience for private dining or corporate meetings, and is conveniently equipped with a projector and screen for presentations. Choose from our Party Menus or discuss with us on how to customize one that suits your occasion.

DotCod offers a wide selection of wines and cocktails, as well as over a dozen choices of delicious seafood themed canapés – perfect for an evening cocktail event at the bar and a designated area will be reserved for your exclusive use.

CRAFTSTEAK, OPEN FIRE COOKING – created for comfort, Craftsteak provides a memorable fine dining experience. A feature of the restaurant is the open fire cooking on the custom made charcoal fired grill which creates wonderful hints of smoke flavor to the sizzling grills. Classic starters, the freshest cuts of steaks from Australia, USA and Canada as well as poultry, seafood and vegetables, all presented with a selection of individual sauces, are there to enjoy in an atmosphere created for comfort. Famous for its great selection of world wines, many available by the glass.

208 is located on Hong Kong’s art and antiquing Hollywood Road in the Sheung Wan district, an area akin to New York’s Meatpacking District in its early days, now a blooming art and design scene.

Set in a striking two-storied venue, formerly a meat storage warehouse, 208 Duecento Otto combines a lively bar downstairs with a more intimate upstairs dining room, both with semi-outdoor seating, overlooking Hollywood Road.

At the buzzing Bar with its distinct New York City vibe, delicious aperitivi, cocktails and wines are paired with authentic Napoletana pizzas, antipasti and a tasty small plate selection of pasta, mains and dolci for casual dining at the Bar.

An interior staircase leads up to the restaurant, a more intimate option with a unique menu of rustic Italian cuisine with that special 208 twist.

The gorgeously designed 4,000 square foot restaurant and bar, with its chic yet fun interiors can cater to 180 for cocktails, 120 for dining. And our cosy private dining room is perfect for truly intimate events.

Anchored in a bay, Tarzan turns heads with its sheer size and added extras. She and Jungle Jane are Hong Kong's most spectacular event boats available for charter for parties on the water.

Tarzan has an impressively large open deck that can fit 55 people in one area. She is an ideal venue for a private dinner, lunch or cocktail party. She and Jungle Jane are the only boats available in HK to host a seated high end dinner or lunch for weddings, corporate and special private events.

During the day she comes equipped with an inflatable slide and floating lounge, plus beanbags and a king sunbed.

For events up to 100 guests, take Jungle Jane and Tarzan together as their custom made 20ft wide swim platforms can join together for one huge events space.

YUM CHA adopts a playful twist on Chinese cuisine, while maintaining traditional Chinese flavors. Dining at YUM CHA is made memorable with a number of “camera eats first” moments that are meant to arouse both your visual interest and your appetite. YUM CHA emphasizes the use of fresh, seasonal, and quality ingredients. YUM CHA proudly serves food with no added MSG.

The décor at YUM CHA is reminiscent of a number of nostalgic Chinese dining traditions. A variety of decorative items such as traditional Chinese serving utensils and birdcages appear as a reference to the old teahouses of the past.