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Wedding venues in Central And Western District, Hong Kong:

  • Beerliner (Metroplaza)

    Being the latest addition to the Beerliner chain, this new branch in Kwai Fong's hip mall Metroplaza boasts a unique ambience with an eclectic mix of contemporary décor and Old World design elements featuring beautiful chandeliers and striking arched doorways. Designed by award-winning interior designer Danny Cheng, the restaurant has an open kitchen and a small bar that is reminiscent of a microbrewery in Germany. Complementing the cream-colored stoned brick walls and brown teak furnishings with soft lighting, Beerliner offers a casual dining place in a stylish setting. Beerliner offers a taste of Germany featuring appetizers, salads, mains and desserts. On the other hand, the fully-stocked bar features an impressive list of German bottled beer varieties like Keiler, Kindl Weisse and Schneideer Weisse. German wines and flavored schnapps are also available.

  • Noah’s Balcony

    Located at 1/F of the Ark, it provides dynamic settings that are suitable for any types of functions, ranging from a small private party to a banquet of 10 tables in Chinese style.

  • Halcyon

    Halcyon - pronounced- Hal-see-on- denotes a period of time that was idyllically happy and peaceful.

    A cool edgy cafe by day that transitions into a cocktail/ music lounge at night.
    The foundation of Halcyon is based on four fundamental policies-

    *Great music- Funktion One sound system offering the perfect setting for international DJ's and musicians to play. No commercial music and no requests to keep the integrity of the music in the venue.

    * Strict but unpretentious door management policy to ensure venue is never crowded and dress code is adhered to.

    * Amazing service- creating the perfect setting for business meetings, client drinks or drinks with friends.

    *Artisan Cocktails- A team of highly trained mixologists with a passion for cocktails serving up fresh and exciting new flavors.

  • Stormies (Lan Kwai Fong)

    Stormies is one of Lan Kwai Fong's quintessential meeting landmarks. Following a nautical theme, the ground floor bar features floor-to-ceiling folding windows that open onto the busy D'Aguilar Street. The floor is covered with teak furniture resembling a ship's deck and a long, polished brass bar countertop stretches across the room. Dominating the bar's sunset yellow walls are large mirrors, framed in stainless steel, complete with brass bolts. Nautical wares such as solid brass barometers, cabin clocks and anchors adorn the walls. A pair of 21-inch televisions screens footage from classic yachting races to annual sports events. The recently renovated upper deck features live sports on big screens and large windows, making it the perfect place to people watch over the busiest party street in Hong Kong.

    An extensive menu of seafood, ribs, salads, pastas and sandwiches is available. For a light bite, sandwiches like the Stormies Club or Stormies Classic Burger are perfect. Don't pass up on the scrumptious US BBQ Pork Ribs. The bar also offers a snack menu, with dishes like Stormies Wings and Breaded Calamari Rings.

  • Steam Studio

    STEAM Studio located at Sheung Wan. We offer a spacious area of 1300 sq. ft. Panoramic Victoria Harbor view featured.

    Space features: BANG-OLUFSEN professional audio system, PANASONIC adjustable lighting system, resilient wooden floor, 270° mirror, air-con, individual restrooms and changing room, ballet handrail, yoga mats.

    We welcome a spectrum of events from dancing classes, self-practice, yoga practice, and musical to drama rehearsals.

    *Please contact us for events, private parties, interview, photography and exhibition purpose rental.

  • Ophelia

    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.