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Inspired by the crazy nightlife and ferocious drinking culture of Japan, AMAZAKE is an izakaya and Japanese specialty bar combining the best of drinking's past, present and future. This is a safe haven for those restless souls who want an unforgettable night out filled with delicious foods, unbelievably creative cocktails and loads of some of Hong Kong's most favoured drinking games!

We wanted to pay homage to one of Japan's most beloved icons – the sumo wrestler - and re-imagined an izakaya and bar that would be ideal for these cherubic champions to play, relax and drink after a long hard day of wrestling on the mat.

"AMAZAKE" is named after the traditional Japanese drink made from fermented rice. The drink is normally sweet and popular to use in many Japanese food and drink recipes. It's even been considered as a homegrown hangover cure – perfect to chug down after a night out at our izakaya bar.

Spice 8 is a restaurant which offers authentic Indian & Thai cuisine prepared by experienced Indian and Thai Chefs. It meets Halal standards. 

Spice 8 is strategically located in Metropolis mall in Hung Hom. It connects to Hung Hom MTR station and Hotel Metropolis. It has a capacity to seat 130 pax and it provides flexibility to select Indian as well Thai dishes. It offers nice set up for cocktail and dinner buffet with good music playing in the background.Moreover, it offers very good access by road / train as well has very good parking space for tourist coaches.

Park-in Easy Book is available for all day booking, accommodating up to 250 people. It is suitable for seminars, classes, press days, exhibitions, parties and art events, etc. We have support for promotions, designed, catering and equipments as well. Charity organisations can have concessionary pricing. We are currently having partnerships with MSF, Oxfam, World Vision, Chief Group, etc..

** Rental rate starts from HK$180 for non-busy hours
** Buffet rate starts from HK$150
** For long-term rentals or rentals more than 5 hours, please contact us for more discounts!

Free Equipment includes:
1. Wifi
2. Toilets
3. Notebook
4. LCD Projector
5. Object Projector
6. Microphone
7. White Board
8. White Board Pen
9. Design and Printing Service
10. Catering and Staff Arrangement Service

* Rental availability: Mon-Fri after 7pm & weekends all-day *

At Garage Society, we have an event space that is divided into an indoor space and outdoor terrace. It is ideal for hosting workshops, seminars, launch events and cocktail parties. 9F – 480ft² indoor space with a terrace of 530ft². Capacity of the space is of 80 standing or 50 seated. The terrace is ideal for cocktail parties or any other occasion that can benefit from being outdoors. The terrace has a capacity of 80 standing.

BOMBAY DREAMS, INDIAN CUISINE – an institution in Hong Kong for the finest Indian fare, Bombay Dreams in Central has won accolades from guests with a discerning taste for traditional Indian cuisine. Created by renowned Indian chefs direct from their home country, Bombay Dreams presents authentic Indian cuisine in a style that has established it as truly fine dining – Indian style! Exotic desserts are a feature. A superb buffet, loaded with Indian delights, represents wonderful value for business lunches or simply lunch with friends.

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.