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No matter if you hold a small company party or a big family gathering, Ocean Buddy will give you delicious fresh oysters, sashimi, seafood and hot dishes like Angus steak or lamb rack, in impressive style to decorate them for your full enjoyment. Our friendly staffs will listen to your needs and prepare the venue before you arrive. We are located in Kwai Hing, within 8 minutes walking distance from the MTR station. Indoor parking is also available.

Located at Brim 28 – Causeway Center (Wanchai), the brand-new landmark for tasteful alfresco dining, it offers wonderful outdoor seating in the heart of our restless city; an oasis only five minutes walk from the shores of Victoria Harbour. Red brick walls, vintage blackboards, old slicers, warm interiors with rustic shades… This is DiVino Patio – Ristorante Bar Pizzeria : “Where the time runs slowly". A place to discover the tradition of old Italian grocery stores from the 50's.

Opening Hours

Monday-Sunday: 11:30am - 12:00midnight (last order 11:00pm)

* all major credit cards are accepted

The Den is the secret hideaway of Mr & Mrs Fox which has its own exclusive entrance up the stairs, past our custom made dry-aging cabinet or via the elevators. It can comfortably seat 24 people for a meal or special gathering. The tables can be easily removed for a ‘standup’ party for up to 70 people. The Den has its own private balcony overlooking Tong Chong Street, it is equipped with built-in audio-visual facilities (projector with pull down screen, 65-inch TV and wireless microphone) making it suitable for a wide range of events such as private parties, meetings or corporate events.

Designed around large family-style sharing and served in the center of the table; whole legs of lamb and whole salt baked snappers are just some of the dishes on offer.

Harbour Cruise – Bauhinia is one of the leading cruise service providers in Hong Kong waters. It is the only company in Hong Kong that owns cruise vessels with Marine Restaurant Licence, Liquor Licence and Entertainment Licence.

Our twin-decked, air-conditioned, multi-functional vessels – each over 1,000 gross tonnage, offers a unique venue with ample space and without pillars that can accommodate over 350 passengers in banquet mode on any occasions, with a bandstand, dance floor and bar included.

While the guests can dance their nights away and enjoy live music performance, don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy the spectacular world-renowned laser show, “A Symphony of Lights” and the panoramic view of the Hong Kong’s iconic skyline. With a 360-degree vista from the open deck, Harbour Cruise – Bauhinia offers a unique sightseeing and dining experience for any kinds of events.

The 5,742 ft² newly renovated function room at Panda Hotel, the CRYSTAL, is now adorned with its iconic feature - a unique, colour-changing LED crystal wall. Equipped with professional audio-visual facilities and professional catering services, it is a perfect venue for entertaining friends, hosting a wedding ceremony, scheduling a business meeting or even a large-scale seminar.

The Hotel is highly accessible within walking distances from Tsuen Wan or Tai Wo Hau MTR stations, 20 to 25 minutes’ drive from the Kowloon International Trade & Exhibition Centre, the Hong Kong International Airport and AsiaWorld-Expo respectively. Complimentary daily scheduled shuttle bus service is also available departing from the Hotel for Mongkok and Tsim Sha Tsui.

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.