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The Den is the secret hideaway of Mr & Mrs Fox which has its own exclusive entrance up the stairs, past our custom made dry-aging cabinet or via the elevators. It can comfortably seat 24 people for a meal or special gathering. The tables can be easily removed for a ‘standup’ party for up to 70 people. The Den has its own private balcony overlooking Tong Chong Street, it is equipped with built-in audio-visual facilities (projector with pull down screen, 65-inch TV and wireless microphone) making it suitable for a wide range of events such as private parties, meetings or corporate events.

Designed around large family-style sharing and served in the center of the table; whole legs of lamb and whole salt baked snappers are just some of the dishes on offer.

Our meeting facilities are designed for and used by companies of different sizes and industries for different purposes. Our facilities include an function area that can allocate up to 50 people. Our flexible setup design provides a friendly environment for different purposes and our facilities are all equipped with projections, audio conferencing system, high speed broadband and Wifi connection.

Extra services:
White board
Full class internet access
Speech stand
Portable PA (includes 1 microphone)
Projector screen
Additional microphone
Network printer
Catering
Administration support

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.

High up on the top floor on the premises, the alfresco garden provides a comfortable environment all year round. If it is about a drink in a free and breezy environment you are after, you can kick back on the roof garden and enjoy a cocktail or two. Select from the list of remarkable wines and champagnes by the glass or signature cocktails. Our bartender is also happy to mix a special cocktail exclusively for you. On weekends, we serve up mouth-watering BBQ with the freshest ingredients.

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.

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.

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.