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Capacity: 15 passenger Luggage: 6 The Toyota Coaster is a minibus produced by Toyota Motor Corporation. comfort and versatility. -Price includes car and English speaking driver in Hong Kong. -Prices are inclusive of taxes and fuel. Tolls and parking charges will be charged at cost. -One way pick-up or drop-off outside of central HK or Kowloon will incur an additional hour charge. -Weekly or Daily rates or public holiday surcharge available on request.
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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
Much like Assembly's sister restaurant, Common Room, the gastrobar is loosely inspired by British communal spaces and areas where students gather to relax and interact with one another. The venue has a very Parisian train station feel, with curved black arches framing the ceiling and wispy handwriting on the walls spelling out, "Bon Voyage." At Assembly, guests have the comfort to get intimate in one of the spacious and comfortable seats to sit outdoors while facing the bustling Knutsford Terrace sidewalk.
The Executive Centre (TEC) is a premium business centre in the Asia Pacific, spanning 21 cities in the regions. Dedicated to providing top-quality facilities and best-in-class service, TEC guarantees clients a Grade A, prestigious, and easily accessible building that sports a beautifully designed office environment. The welcoming, trilingual, and knowledgable staff, as well as the high investment in furniture, equipment, and IT infrastructure, make TEC the premier option for seminars, conferences, and meetings in Hong Kong.
The gallery space is a blank canvas with white walls and grey floors. It is your space to create and is perfect for pop-ups, press events, brand launches and more!
In keeping with The Salted Pig's rustic, English-style farmhouse concept, interior designer Kinney Chan blends homey and chic elements, with blackboards, wooden pedal, a chopping block bar, a fun and playful pig mural and various pig-themed items. The use of wood is everywhere, such as bare wooden tables and simple wooden chairs. Single tables and booths are available for intimate social gatherings, while a full-height shelf can be slide out to form a private area for parties.
Combinations of beige, grey and brown shades, as well as a touch of red are used to generate a homey and warm feeling. By creating a natural and cozy ambience, this rustic restaurant is ideal for local guests and tourists to escape from the modern world. Another highlight of the restaurant is the spacious outdoor terrace, where diners can enjoy relaxing alfresco dining and wind down from the hectic workweek at the same time.
Riding on the success of Cafe Deco Pizzeria in Elements, Cafe Deco Group has opened a new branch on island side for gourmands! Located in the up-and-coming Sheung Wan district, the new restaurant features a contemporary interior with wooden table tops, sleek chairs and stylish chandeliers. With an open pizza kitchen, friends and family alike can enjoy and relax while witnessing the making of the pizzas freshly from the ovens.
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.









