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Casual and unpretentious, Pivo Czech Bar blends simple and classic designs to bring an authentic Czech ambience to Civic Square in Elements. Decorated with bronze beer pipes, patterned tiles and stone table tops, the Bar gives a contemporary yet rustic atmosphere for an unparalleled dining and drinking experience from picturesque Central Europe. With its name “Pivo” meaning beer in Czech, the Bar sets the standard for the classic Czech experience with an exclusive variety of beers and liqueurs.

Diners can pair their beers and cocktails with a selection of hearty Czech classics for a complete dining experience. Featuring traditional delicacies such as Crisp Fried Carp Fish Fritters with Potato Salad and Caper Herb Dip, Classic Bohemian Goulash Soup in Wheat Bread Roll, Czech House Platter with Mixed Sausages, Pork Belly and Cabbage and Roasted Bone Marrow with Braised Oxtail and Bread Dumplings, Pivo Czech Bar gives discerning diners a taste of Czech Republic with a traditional flare.

The beverage menu emphasizes a wide range of Czech traditional beers brewed and distilled using age-old techniques. Guests can enjoy their top national draught beers Pilsner Urquell and Kozel Dark as well as a wide range of bottled beers including Staropramen and Primator Lezak.

The Bar also specializes in an array of vodkas that are uncommon in town like Zubrowka Bison, Chopin and Beluga, an impressive list of Absinthe including La Fee Bohemian and Pastis Henry Bardouin, and signature cocktails namely Green Goblin (Stolichnaya Vodka, Absinthe, Melon Liqueur, Lemon, Rosemary, Ginger Ale, $92), Rusky Splash (Russian Standard Vodka, Aperol, Grapefruit Juice, Soda) and Wild Lush (Stolichnaya Vodka, Lime, Triple Sec, Passion Fruit Purée, Wildberry), which are perfect for those who wish to unwind with friends and try something new in town.

Dynasty, the award-wining Chinese restaurant has returned after its magical makeover, offering an intriguing Chinese heritage design with a twist. Apart from the time-honored recipes including the signature Barbecued Pork, the chefs has launched a series of new chef's recommendations for more delightful dining adventures. The 8 elegant private rooms are ideal for private luncheon and dinner gatherings. Private room Xiguan, Liwan & Dongshan can be combined to accommodate up to 72 guests with magnificent harbour view.

Indulge your palate with phenomenal Cantonese delicacies and stimulate your senses with the soaring ceilings, surrounded by big wide glass windows in the sleek design of Nam Fong. Sample superb Cantonese cuisine, from specialties to quality fresh dim sum.

SOHO SPICE, VIETNAMESE & THAI has become one of the most popular restaurants in the Soho dining precinct specializing in authentic Thai and Vietnamese cuisine, presented in a contemporary style. With tasty, tempting dishes, Soho Spice continues to delight diners seeking the best in Asian cuisine. Sensational desserts are a feature. The exceptional décor features exotic design in a sophisticated setting. Lunch and dinner daily.

Daimon Family Cafe presents a family menu for the most scrumptious get-together! Apart from its signature ramen selection, the Whampoa-exclusive menu includes self-service salad & beverage bars, kids’ meals and more. In addition to Japanese fare, Daimon Family Cafe introduces western snacks and Korean delights, bringing some of the foodies’ favourite to the menu. 

Daimon Family Cafe caters over 100 guests and is a kids-friendly and cozy place for casual parties, family gatherings and kid’s parties.

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.