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The Executive Centre (TEC) is a premium business centre in the Asia Pacific, spanning 21 cities in the regions. Dedicated to providing top-quality facilities and best-in-class service, TEC guarantees clients a Grade A, prestigious, and easily accessible building that sports a beautifully designed office environment. The welcoming, trilingual, and knowledgable staff, as well as the high investment in furniture, equipment, and IT infrastructure, make TEC the premier option for seminars, conferences, and meetings in Hong Kong.

HIGE Izakaya (ひげ / 髭) – a casual place for after-work drinking in late-night izakaya style. Hidden on a quiet street – the Castle Road in Mid-level, Hong Kong. A few steps away from the Caine Road. Restaurant set up with cozy chiling décor in tatami style that you’d be likely to find in any local Japanese town. Specializing in kushiyaki (aka-meat skewer) bites and quality sakes as well as whiskey and draught beer. With three types of seating to fit any mood; communal seating around the mini bar, three private alcoved booths and one VIP room, fit in any any kinds of hangout.

Our focus is to show diners a series of dishes that combine creativity and various Japanese cooking techniques. Besides the specialties of the grill, HIGE has a sophisticated menu of Sakana – a variety of small dishes, the best pairing for alcohol drinks (Sake, Homemade Shochu Soda & Whiskeys).We also specializes in Omakase offering different tasting menu that will take you through your senses and enhancing your extraordinary tasting experience.

- Fresh Ingredients -

HIGE serves only the finest quality ingredients available. We source our product from the most reputable and highly respected suppliers and fishermen. Globally whenever possible. Our fresh seafood flown in 1 / 2 times a week mainly from Japan, to assure freshness and quality. Items are prepared to order and not all ingredients are listed, so please let us know about any allergies or other concerns when ordering.

The Collab – Boutique Meeting rooms & Venue

We offer all-inclusive, multi-purposed rooms with flexible layout plans that allow you to conduct meetings, seminars, training, corporate events or even private parties! Our facilities include Wifi, laptop, projector, audio-visual system, microphones, TV, Xbox, game sets, party equipment and dry pantry. Arrangement of catering, venue decorations and party entertainments are available upon request. Located in close proximity to all transportation, it takes only 1 minute walk to Sheung Wan MTR Station.

An ideal venue for holding corporate meetings, events, seminars and private dinners. Located at Cyberport 3 Core F, our well-equipped venues with natural day light can cater events of all shapes and sizes. At 195 square meters, this venue can accommodate 110 guests in theatre setting.

Training Room 1: 75m² and can accommodate 30 guests in theatre setting;

HK$6,000 per full day or HK$4,000 per half day

Training Room 2: 50m² and can accommodate 20 guests in theatre setting;

HK$4,000 per full day or HK$2,500 per half day

Training Room 3: 70m² and can accommodate 30 guests in theatre setting

HK$6,000 per full day or HK$4,000 per half day

Training Room 1-3: 195m² and can accommodate 110 guests in theatre setting

HK$15,000 per full day or HK$9,000 per half day

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.