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A destination for the unpretentious with exceptional taste.  A party space, a meeting room, a film set, a creative workspace, and a home away from home, it has taken many forms; the one constant? Our signature brand of casual, yet attentive hospitality and a tailor-made experience, from beginning to end.

Our 1200 square ft loft is truly transformable, and has served a range of creative needs, from photo studio, to competition kitchen, to creative meeting space.

Birthday? Baby shower? Hen’s night? Umami Concepts has the answer with our signature service: the Interactive Cooking Party. Your event will be hosted by Chef Nolan or a guest chef. He or she will have prepared most of your dinner, allowing you and your guests to add the finishing touches. Afterall, great food is even more delicious when created with great friends. As always, culinary offerings are tailor made for you.

NAMO is a ‘must try’ culinary destination with a stunning view of Victoria Harbour located in Empire Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui East. Launched by renowned Thai chef Khun Wijannarongk Kunchit (whose expertise stems from working with the likes of Thai royals, dignitaries, and celebrity chef Bobby Chinn), the restaurant presents innovative Thai delicacies featuring quality-imported ingredients (giant Atlantic octopus, French mussels, Iberico pork ribs and Black Angus beef are just some of the top products being offered). Here, the kitchen takes Thai cuisine to the next level by combining traditional flavours of Thai cooking with contemporary recipes.

Relax and unwind with friends at our panoramic rooftop bar, presenting a 270-degree expansive view of the city. As night falls and Hong Kong’s iconic Victoria Harbour is illuminated, we dare you not to be enraptured in its grace.

Aberdeen Street is an all-day Mediterranean restaurant and bar situated in Soho. We have an inside dining area with a bar, and an amazing 320ft² outdoor peaceful and green terrace. With a seating capacity of 35 persons inside and 30 persons outside, it allows great flexibility to organize parties and functions, either in dinner style or cocktail style (we can then cater for more persons). Aberdeen Street has a relaxed atmosphere, loungy decoration, great music, and free wifi. Indoor and outdoor walls can be written on with chalk allowing the place to be decorated as fits the occasion. Flexible packages will be customized for you, whether you wish to have formal or informal gatherings, drinks and / or food, special music and decoration … Our venue is very flexible. It is a perfect place for kids parties during the day, as we are located right next to a great outdoor public playground. It is also a perfect place for relaxing after work, enjoying a cigar outside with great food and amazing drinks! Please contact us to arrange a time to discuss your events!

NAHM, VIETNAMESE & THAI – exotic tastes featuring Asia’s most popular food styles, Nahm delights guests with fine dining in a contemporary setting. Truly in a league of its own, Nahm doesn’t only serve the best Vietnamese and Thai cuisine, but is unquestionably among the best restaurants of its type in Hong Kong. Located in the iconic elements shopping mall, Nahm offers all day dining.

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.