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Decked out in white and metallic blue with sleek corners protruding from the bar, Tonic atop Langham Place combines a classy, contemporary environment with world class mixology. Drinks on offer include hand crafted cocktails like Spanish Sunset and Suzdal as well as an impressive selection of wines, champagnes, ports and sherries. A sumptuous snack menu is also available to compliment the wide variety of drinks!

Jinjuu, meaning “pearl”, is Hong Kong’s premier modern Korean restaurant with celebrity chef Judy Joo at the helm. Located in the iconic California Tower, Jinjuu seamlessly merges traditional and contemporary styles of cuisine and design. The stunning venue offers a space that feels casual and inviting, yet still upscale. Jinjuu boasts a unique menu with big bold flavours, showcasing much loved Korean classics as well as fun street food fare. These vibrant dishes and the tasty selection of “Anju” (small plates served with alcohol) match perfectly with the playful famed concoctions from the bar. On select evenings, the resident DJ’s hits the decks, spinning a mix of smooth house and soulful R&B, transforming Jinjuu into a vibrant late-night venue.

The name “Xia Fei” comes from a nostalgic street on the French Concession in old-time Shanghai, which used to be the hub of high society. Xia Fei Society offers customers authentic Shanghainese cuisine in an elegant and comfortable environment.

This 5,000 square foot restaurant can accommodate up to 178 guests. The main dining room is equipped with benches and round tables with crisp white table cloths. The resizable dining rooms can house 6 tables of 12 people, which makes it an ideal place for private and corporate dining events. Décor-wise, its classy and elegant style creates a homey ambiance for guests to enjoy their meals. Guests can relax while watching our chefs prepare dishes through a large glass panel looking into the kitchen. This design is a rare feature in Chinese restaurants and a unique quality of Xia Fei Society.

Boasting spacious indoor and outdoor dining areas, la terrazza is the ideal venue for various types of private gatherings or festive celebration. With its location in the vicinity of the Sha Tin Marriage Registry, la terrazza is perfect for a blissful wedding party.

Equipped with top-notch wine and dine facilities and services such as audio, visual and broadcasting facilities, as well as indoor and outdoor bridal room and floral arrangement*, la terrazza endervours to ensure the event reaches perfection with various arrangments.

Occupying the entire 5th floor of the centrally located, top grade building on Three Garden Road Central, Eaton House offers a large event space of 3,000 sq. ft.  Upon entering the venue and passing the 8m long bar, you will immediately see the beautifully decorated space.  All furniture are uniquely designed to easily shuffle around to cater to a variety of event styles.  Eaton House is perfect for hosting seminars, trunk shows, product launches, exhibitions, and networking events. Equipped with projectors & screens, microphones, top tier PA systems as well as an in-house pantry and bar to cater to every individual's needs.

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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.