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Piccolo's serves good home style Italian food in a relaxed laid back environment. Located in the busy hustle and bustle of Sai Kung Square, Piccolo's is the perfect spot to sit back and watch the Sai Kung community go about their business. Serving authentic Italian Pastas as well as a fantastic range of seafood and Italian treats, Piccolo's is a definite place to visit when visiting Sai Kung. As well as an extensive a la carte menu, Piccolo's has a enticing lunch menu and opens for all day dining seven days a week. Piccolo's also has a semi private upstairs seating area that's perfect for perfect for small parties and celebrations.

Inspired by Hong Kong’s revolution from industry to artistry, ABOVE is an edgy, iconoclastic rooftop bar featuring exquisite modern cocktails, intimate spaces clad in edgy street artwork, and breath-taking panoramic views across Wong Chuk Hang for your next big night out!

Something Wild is a restaurant inspired by the great outdoors and the outdoor lifestyle. You can have your party in the woods of this busy city! Our restaurant is about 4000 sq feet with two party rooms for 20 persons and 8 persons. We have professional sound and lighting system plus a projector for various functions.

Aberdeen Street Social is the third collaboration in Hong Kong between Michelin-star Chef Jason Atherton and entrepreneur Yenn Wong, founder of the JIA Group. It is set in a historic 1950’s two-storied building within PMQ, the new landmark of Hong Kong’s creative ecology, at SoHo in Central.

Following on his highly successful openings in London, Singapore, Shanghai and Hong Kong, Aberdeen Street Social serves Atherton’s modern British cuisine, bar bites, delicious desserts and great cocktails.

Designed by the Shanghai-based award-winning Neri & Hu, the bright and airy venue has outdoor terraces on both floors for alfresco dining and gardens surrounding the property.

UPSTAIRS - RESTAURANT houses a contemporary restaurant inviting an intimate dining experience, with a private room and outdoor terrace overlooking the gardens.

DOWNSTAIRS - BAR & BISTRO is a cosy room with a long bar and outdoor patio for all-day socialising! A menu of British comfort favourites, delicious desserts to share, bar bites and great cocktails makes it the perfect spot for all-day casual dining, afternoon tea with friends and pre or post dinner drinks till late.

Aberdeen Street Social is operated by the JIA Group which also includes 208 Duecento Otto, Mak Mak, 22 Ships. Duddell’s, Chachawan, Ham & Sherry and Meen & Rice.

Depending on the size of your group, we are able to reserve the semi-private dining room, the Upstairs Restaurant, Downstairs, Bistro & Bar or the whole venue.

Aberdeen Street Social is perfect for lunches, dinners, cocktails, weekend brunch, weekday afternoon tea, product launches, press events, wine tastings, corporate events, after-work drinks, private parties and celebrations, etc.

An ideal venue for holding corporate meetings, events, seminars and private dinners. Located at Cyberport 3 Core E, our well-equipped venues with natural day light can cater events of all shapes and sizes. The venue is 370 square meters and can accommodate 300 guests in theatre setting.

Function Room 1: 125m² and can accommodate 80 guests in theatre setting;

HK$11,000 per full day or HK$6,500 per half day

Function Room 2: 160m² and can accommodate 120 guests in theatre setting;

HK$12,000 per full day or HK$7,500 per half day

Function Room 3: 85m² and can accommodate 60 guests in theatre setting

HK$9,000 per full day or HK$5,500 per half day

Function Room 1-3: 370m² and can accommodate 300 guests in theatre setting

HK$30,000 per full day or HK$18,000 per half day

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.