License plate
NJ520, Guangdong Z 9056 Hong Kong
Date of manufacture
November 2012
Car array
Japan TOYOTA Coaster Euro V
Car length 6.99 m (L) x 2.025 m (W) x 2.6 m (H)
Wheelbase 3.935m
Maximum load 4.75 tons
engine
TOYOTA NO4C-TQ 4,009cc Turbo
horsepower 150ps / 2,700 rpm
Torque 40.8Kgm / 1,800 rpm
Emission Standards EURO 5
Gearbox
TOYOTA automatic 4 front speed
suspension
Front: double rocker and torsion bar spring
: tail shaft with leaf spring
brake
Front ventilation disc, rear drum
exhaust brake auxiliary brake
Body
Japan TOYOTA Coaster EURO 5 models
air conditioning
Japan TOYOTA original air-conditioning
seat
Ultra-luxury 16-seat aircraft chair, 420mm wide, 2 +1 arrangement, VEGA leather comb, with seat belt
No refund in case of a no-show.
No refund in case of a no-show.
No refund in case of a no-show.
Cities:
New Territories, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
No Hidden Fees, Service Charge Included
OVERVIEW The new Bentley Continental GT Convertible offers the same enhancements as its coupé stable-mate, coupled with the sheer exhilaration of open-top driving. The prodigious W12 twin-turbo engine brings a new variable displacement system that combines lower emissions with greater output, elevating the power to a stunning 590 PS. You’ll feel the promise of performance the moment you slide your hands around the redesigned steering wheel; your fingers, a touch away from the column-mounted paddle-shift gear selectors. From the front, the face of the Continental GT Convertible appears hewn from solid metal, with distinctive large inner headlamps flanking the familiar Bentley mesh grille. A sweeping bodyline spears backwards from the front wheel to meet the muscular curve of the rear wheel’s haunch, projecting a wide and confident stance. Bentley’s interior design team has created in the GT Convertible a cocoon of curved yet crisply-defined planes and surfaces: the interior of the Continental GT Convertible expresses timeless Bentley design cues with contemporary flair.
Cities:
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; New Territories, Hong Kong
Cities:
New Territories, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
No Hidden Fees, Service Charge Included
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
Greater China Club, Hong Kong’s newest lifestyle destination is an opulent place to enjoy the finest Cantonese and Royal Thai Cuisine, to appreciate art, jazz, also wine and cigars. Located at the revitalized and creative landmark in West Kowloon, D2 Place, the Club also presents itself as an Art Gallery and features all kind of art forms.
High up on the top floor on the premises, the alfresco garden provides a comfortable environment all year round. If it is about a drink in a free and breezy environment you are after, you can kick back on the roof garden and enjoy a cocktail or two. Select from the list of remarkable wines and champagnes by the glass or signature cocktails. Our bartender is also happy to mix a special cocktail exclusively for you. On weekends, we serve up mouth-watering BBQ with the freshest ingredients.
Damina Gallery is an art gallery space that also serves as a multifunctional event space in Ap Lei Chau, perfect for a corporate or private event. The space features a bar, fridge and a pool table. If you have an idea for an event and need a space we'll do our best to accommodate.
Located in the buzzing Lan Kwai Fong, it only takes 5-minute walk from Central MTR Station. The 900 square feet space can fit 55 guests. Other equipment such as complimentary Wifi or audio system etc are all well prepared. For food and drinks, guests can either bring their own F&B, order from the outside restaurant or request us to prepare in advance. We can also pre-order oyster and red wine with 5%off for guests who hire our venue.
MAMA SAN by Will Meyrick – With his Scottish heritage, an Australian accent and an Indonesian home, Will Meyrick isn’t easily categorized. Often described as Western on the outside and Asian on the inside, Will’s passion for the cuisine culture and culinary heritage of this fascinatingly diverse part of the world, is what really defines him and sets him apart as a chef and restaurateur. This award winning chef and restaurateur now brings his incredible talent to Mama San in Hong Kong. Lavishing a collection of Asian flavours on his menu, Will continues to delight diners with an amazing collection of dishes from the South East Asian region. Mama San incorporates an atmosphere of exotic Balinese décor, superb dining and great bar for relaxation. Lunch and dinner daily.
Evoking memories of traditional Parisian cafés, Plat du Jour Pacific Place serves authentic French bistro fare using quality products and classic cooking techniques.
The restaurant is designed for a variety of customers and functions where guests can choose to have a 2 or 3 course meal in the main restaurant, a drink and a bite at the bar, or simply a relaxing afternoon coffee with a nibble at the indoor terrace.
Beerliner Langham Place has the same unique façade to its counterparts all over Hong Kong. The restaurant imposes a 3D architectural rendering of an 18th century structure with a mix of contemporary and ancient design elements like striking arched doorways and chandelier lights. This new shop also boasts a large open kitchen and a modest bar reminiscent of a microbrewery in Germany.
Complementing the cream-colored stoned brick walls and brown teak furnishings with soft lighting, Beerliner offers a casual dining place in a stylish setting. Beerliner offers a range of German fares featuring appetizers, salads, mains and desserts. Patrons can savor traditional favorites from the open kitchen including Roasted Pork Knuckle and Sausage Platter. Beerliner also features an impressive list of classic German beers like Weissbier and Pilsener, and a refreshing cocktails and mocktails list is also available for affinities.









