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One of D-Deck’s most popular destinations, McSorley’s DB is a truly family friendly destination. Well-known for its kids menu, spacious al fresco dining terrace, as well as its weekly Wednesday Indian buffet, McSorley’s is often visited by DB’s locals at any day of the week.

Only a short ferry ride away from the hustle & bustle of the island & with the beach just around the corner, McSorley's would be the perfect spot for lunch, brunch, dinner or drinks while watching major sports events.

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.

The Greater China Club - Private Room is the best place to have your ceremony, anniversary and other various events. Seven private rooms of various sizes offer you exclusivity. All private rooms are perfect fitting for corporate meetings, seminars, business entertainment, special occasions, parties or family celebrations. The rooms can be expanded and comfortably accommodating to 15 round tables for 180 guests. With excellent facilities and superb catering, we offer the perfect environment to ensure your occasion is a truly extraordinary one.

If you are doggedly determined to have a good time, you can’t go past The DogHouse in TST.

The large seat venue is in a popular harbour side strip in Tsim Sha Tsui that offers a fantastic harbour backdrop.

It rocks at night, with the band that plays long and late, seven days a week.

Apart from being a local ‘watering hole’ to watch important sporting fixtures televised from around the world, the venue can accommodate a large groups for parties. Last Christmas, 500 Santas converged on the venue after a Twitter request ran amok around Hong Kong via a sporting group gathering and The DogHouse resembled a scene from the movie, ‘’Bad Santa’’.

Although for many we are party and pub central - don’t overlook the food. The menu offers something for everyone, including an all-day breakfast. The Singapore Noodles is great any time of the day or night, the chili con carne has just the right kick. Other favourites include burgers with giant fries, and the ever popular ribs.

The wine list is pretty decent too and easy to follow. Because we are loyal dogs to all of our many followers, and like to help them have a great time, whether they are with their family for a quiet meal or off the leash and on the lash.

Being an iconic landmark located at the heart of Kwun Tong, The Wave offers spacious event space for your company to host business meeting, seminar, training, product launch, exhibition and open day event. Our event space never ceases to amazed our clients with how customisable it is to cater with different needs and requirements. It is conveniently located within 5 mins walking distance from the MTR and surrounded with amenities and services.

Event space on 9/F can seat up to 150 guests. Flexible configurations suitable for different event types. There are 2 Meeting Rooms and a spacious Executive Lounge Area and versatile Event Space. 

A perfect place to unwind for an afternoon tea treat or a refereshing cocktail at sundown. Relaxing rhythms play as you observe the sun melting into a vibrant symphony of colour above the world’s busiest shipping lanes.

The Drunken Pot has ‘fishing market’ ambience with traditional carved wooden door, dangling lights, rustic walls, a bar designed like an old market vendor with aged wood, and colourful hand-painted signs and graffiti telling old fishing tales. Amid the timeless look is a gigantic ‘street art’ mural by Hong Kong urban contemporary artist Ben Pickering representing the vibrant, cosmopolitan scene in Hong Kong, with a traditional Japanese ‘Goddess of the Sea’ sharing local produce.