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Lively, but not too fast. Taken from the language of music, this is what the name Allegretto represents. An inspiration to fill the day with vitality and take time to enjoy a world of espresso with more than 130 years of expertise. Allegretto was brought to Hong Kong with passion for elegant coffee. Allegretto Hong Kong resides at the podium of China Hong Kong City, an oasis at the crowded hub of Tsim Sha Tsui. Special design and layout of our 2,000 sf indoor area and some outdoor space present you the atmosphere of European life. Not only making you know that what is coffee, our 3D latte art smiling animal always brings you amazing surprise. Allegretto Hong Kong is the attractive place of coffee and dining experience for gathering and private event.

*Exclusive offer - Enjoy 10% Off when booking Royal Feast through VenueHub*

Royal Feast - The Private Kitchen first started opening in 2012 and expanded to Central in 2016. It is a place where you can spend a few hours over a unique and exclusive dining experience that has been well-prepared just for you!

Our menu involves two important elements “Creative” and “Innovative”, not only make use of fresh vegetables to create new style dishes, but also a mixed up taste with fusion food of Chinese, Western, Japanese, French and Italian. ‘Pan-fried Watermelon’ is the most popular and signature food, which makes use of unique cooking technique with high temperature, to fry and fan-fried watermelon which is juicy and soft. Other signature dishes include ‘Mixed Mushroom Soup with Black Truffle’, 'Foie Gras and Shrimp Wonton with Soybean Sauce' and 'Hokkaido Scallop Sashimi with White Truffle Sauce'.

AnOther Place by David Myers is the Gypsy Chef™’s answer to the urbanites’ want for a home away from home. Hidden in an industrial complex situated on Hong Kong’s Victoria harbourfront, this speakeasy dining room unfolds Chef Myers’ own gastronomic West-meet-East adventures through a duo of 4-course and 6-course French Asian tasting menus. Not-to-be-missed are pop-up local artist exhibitions and contemporary music gigs that grace the chillout lounge and hallways.

* Last reservation: 9:30pm

Being an iconic landmark located at the heart of Kwun Tong, The Wave offers spacious event space for your company to host business meeting, seminar, training, product launch, exhibition and open day event. Our event space never ceases to amazed our clients with how customisable it is to cater with different needs and requirements. It is conveniently located within 5 mins walking distance from the MTR and surrounded with amenities and services.

8/F can accommodate up to 400 people. It can be partitioned into smaller function rooms for different purpose. Please refer to the Floor Plan and Pricing for more details.

Patrons of Jimmy’s can enjoy their all-time favourite dishes within comfortable, relaxed surroundings. The red sofas and dark green high stools, together with the open wine rack behind the bar, create the perfect place for winding down. The intimate dining room is furnished with dark-wooden furniture, where old pictures ofJimmy's Kitchen and Hong Kong, as well as daily life in old-time Britain, adorn the walls. The semi-private room at the back of the restaurant is separated by a foldable door and an individual entrance.

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.