OVERVIEW
The new Continental GT V8 Convertible takes open top comfort to new levels and, with the roof down, lets you enjoy the V8’s exquisite mechanical symphony in full surround sound. The dominant bonnet line, prominent matrix grille and twin large inner headlamps confirm its pedigree but the Continental GT V8 Convertible has its own distinct character.
To simply call this car a convertible understates its capability. Press the start button on the advanced new 4.0 litre V8 engine and its inspiring repertoire of sounds is brought to life, from the deep V8 burble at low engine speeds to the rising growl and rasp as the car accelerates. It is both a sensational open tourer when the weather permits and a supremely comfortable year-round drive, as acoustically and thermally well insulated as a coupé, thanks to its unique, four layer roof.
Cities:
Kowloon, Hong Kong; Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
in New Territories, Hong Kong
the Hive Sai Kung is a co working space with a Coffee Lounge and a decked Courtyard. 950sqf of beautiful space is perfect for all types of private parties. Anything from a Special Celebration to a Open Air Cinema night. Tables, Chairs, Parasols and Garden Lighting is also available.
Available:
Monday - Friday (6pm - 9pm)
Saturday & Sunday (9am - 9pm)
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.
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.
The Greater China Club - Private Room is the best place to have your ceremony, anniversary and other various events. Seven private rooms of various sizes offer you exclusivity. All private rooms are perfect fitting for corporate meetings, seminars, business entertainment, special occasions, parties or family celebrations. The rooms can be expanded and comfortably accommodating to 15 round tables for 180 guests. With excellent facilities and superb catering, we offer the perfect environment to ensure your occasion is a truly extraordinary one.
Named after a Polynesian greeting meaning “kiss kiss”, Honi Honi Cocktail Lounge has been the first Tiki lounge bar to open its door in Hong Kong. The venue is a veritable haven of elegance and design, consisting of classic Polynesian deco, architectural creations of timber and bamboo. With the outdoor terrace adorned with lush greenery and sculpted furniture, it is a truly escape at the heart of the city.
CABARET is a master fusion of world class performing talents, profound gastronomy, top of the chart fine drinks and dynamic parties. Expect a soothing jazz performance to start the night followed by spectacular Cabaret shows in a company of Roederer Cristal with Italian truffle, or perhaps cold cut with contemporary twists on the classics.
The only authentic Japanese restaurant located on the Southside of Hong Kong, Shoku is a 4,000 square-foot beachfront venue with three private rooms and tables for large parties featuring Hong Kong’s largest authentic Japanese “Binchotan” charcoal grill as its centerpiece. Guests are encouraged to choose from the selection of fresh seafood such as whole scallops, Kinki fish, surf clams, abalone, conch and much more from the display around the grill which is flown in daily from the best suppliers in Japan and then cooked on the grill in front of the diners.
Shoku uses binchotan, an extremely pure, high-carbon charcoal made from oak because its high density allows it to burn with very little smoke at a steady high heat over long periods so that it locks in the juices of seafood and meats and enhances the natural flavours of the food.

