From the outset, Audi’s engineers would seem to have set their sights with the R8 on competing directly with the Porsche 911, in-particular the all-wheel drive 997 Carrera 4S.
In profile, its hunkered-forward lines are sleek and appealing.The 414hp engine (414hp) with assorter set of exhaust pipes gives it an aggressive and absolutely delicious growl. .Jam the accelerator and 0-100km/h comes along in a blistering 4.6 sec.
90 seats open top double deckers sightseeing buses (Open top on upper deck, air-conditioned on lower deck)
Cities:
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; New Territories, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong
Cities:
Hong Kong, ; New Territories, Hong Kong; Kowloon City District, Hong Kong
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Cities:
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; New Territories, Hong Kong
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New Territories, Hong Kong; Kowloon, Hong Kong; Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
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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
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.
Park V Bar and Restaurant is located in great location, Tsim Sha Tsui. Occupying 5000 sqft. of space, it can accommodates up to 110 people for corporate events and private parties. Let's click "Contact Venue" to have your next party here!
Secluded VIP dining area adjoining Supergiant Tapas & Cocktail Bar.
Small privatized area perfectly suited for a product launch or a baby shower. This venue can be tailored to suit any need with its splendid moon-shaped chandelier lighting up the event.
"Ga Gi Nang" is a Teochew dialect. One of the province in China. It means Family, Our own people or taking it into a deeper level "Brotherhood". But we are serving Tex-mex cuisine here at Ga Gi Nang.
The reason why we name it Ga Gi Nang is because we all want to have a place to have people bonding together.
A place that we could share our daily life with good foods, drinks and atmosphere. In order to make every customers feel like home as we treat every person as our own people (Ga Gi Nang).
For our name, most of the people in Hong Kong knows what's the meaning of Ga Gi Nang, for that we making it special and easy for people to remember us.
Spiga is located in the heart of Central. The menu is designed and created by two Michelin Star Chef, Enrico Bartolini, using innovative techniques and quality Italian ingredients. With most of the ingredients coming directly from Italy, the restaurant serves traditional Italian cuisine typically from Lombardy and Piedmont regions. Each dish is prepared using innovative techniques to create intensely flavoured and beautifully plated dishes.
The cinematic 1950s Italian interior design by Joyce Wang Studio will wander diners to various unique thematic spaces capturing the romance and intrigue of vintage Italy.
Spiga also features private dining rooms, Roma seats up to 24 people, and the secret garden room for up to 10 people.
Situated at Elements, the new high-end shopping complex located at MTR Kowloon Station, guests can enjoy the fresh ocean catches and steaks at this popular bar / restaurant set in a relaxed atmosphere. The long interior space of Stormies is complemented by alfresco seating in the circular roof-top space on the third floor of Elements. The nautical theme of Stormies continues at this restaurant, where a long, teak bar forms the main focus. Chrome chairs and purple upholstery contrast with blue wave-patterned glass elements which accented the décor.







