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Harbour & Windsor guarantee an impressive entrance with its marble staircase. Coupled with magnificent views of the stunning Victoria Harbour and Park, the charming expanse raises the bar for entertainment. A private closet can be used for bridal preparation or as a translation room.

*Exclusive offer - Enjoy 10% Off when booking Bridal Tea House Restaurant through VenueHub*

Bridal Tea House Christmas Surprise

*Enjoy a FREE bottle of Rose Wine or a Christmas Cake upon a minimum spending of HK$3000
*Enjoy 2 FREE bottles of Rose Wine or Christmas Cakes upon a minimum spending of HK$5000
*Free Party Favors for VIP Room bookings (Gifts are available while stock lasts)

Bridal Tea House Restaurant– Ap Lei Chau Lee Chi Road has 600sqft space which can accommodate up to 45 guests. It is well-equipped with TVs, projector and wireless microphones for your events. Suitable for business meetings/ luncheons and private celebrations.

Bridal Tea House is a stylish restaurant with colonial Hong Kong ambience. The menu offers Hong Kong’s unique western style cuisine which is tailored to suit international guests’ appetite. Our private multi-function rooms and garden lounges are available for wedding receptions, meeting conferences, birthday celebrations, pool side functions and etc. Optional entertainment packages with Karaoke, Mahjong and Barbeque facilities are also available upon request.

Sharing the same sensational views of the Hong Kong harbour and Kowloon skyline as Isola Bar & Grill, Isobar is a chillout lounge bar and terrace. It is an ideal destination for a casual lunch, late night bite, or after work cocktail or glass of wine chosen from its exceptional drinks list. The bar’s resident DJ spins laid back tunes nightly on every Thursday and Friday from 5pm onwards. 

Capacity: Indoor maximum 100 persons cocktail style 

Seated lunch/dinner maximum 30 persons; 60 persons including high chair

Note: This venue is available for hire for evening events only. The Butchers Club launched in April 2013 in Tin Wan, Aberdeen as a butcher's shop, a private dining room and a space for cooking classes. It is the masterpiece of a group of passionate chefs and butchers who together have created a truly unique concept based around high quality dry-aged beef. A meal at The Butchers Club is not just a sit-down dinner; it is an experience. Diners are kept engaged throughout the meal, making this one of the most written about eateries, not only in Hong Kong, but also internationally, gaining popular acclaim in Singapore, Taiwan and even as far afield as London and New York. Once you've tried one of our 45-day dry-aged steaks, there's no going back. Invest in your very own 7-10kg piece of rib eye or sirloin Black Angus beef. We will place it in our very own dry-ageing room to be tenderly cared for by our dry-ageing specialist, and 30-45 days later you have a party's worth of steaks in absolute prime eating condition. Come and visit our butchery, talk to our butchers and chefs about all the different cuts we offer, recommended seasonings and all things food-related. Stay for our tastings, try your hand at shucking an oyster and learn how to make sausages with our team.

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.

Ophelia takes inspiration from Hong Kong’s history, waitresses in cheongsams sashay through the intimate alcoves and semi-private rooms, reminiscent of the city’s 19th century upscale opium dens which have been brought into modern day through the use of intricate metal work, handmade plush velvet furniture and resplendent peacock feathers.