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Hotels in Islands District, Hong Kong:

Wedding venues in Islands District, Hong Kong:

  • Ta Pantry Private Dining & Catering

    * "Rent A Kitchen" available. Please contact for more details.

    Since its inception in 2008, Ta Pantry has thrilled guests with a series of creative, cuisine-driven menus showcasing chef Esther Sham’s signature cooking style. The private kitchen’s new address opened in 2015 is a homecoming of sorts for chef Sham, who is thrilled to return to the Star Street neighborhood. Ta Pantry can accommodate up to twenty guests in its intimate 600 sq ft space.

  • Cyberport Function Room 1-3

    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

  • Potato Head - Music Room

    Potato Head's dedicated vinyl listening lounge with state-of-the-art audio equipment. We are the Hong Kong's first dedicated audiophile listening room and vinyl library, featuring many genres popular music on 12 inch and 7 inch format, with monthly updates.

  • Cafe 1997

    Uncover Hong Kong’s colonial charm at this quaint boutique cafe, elegantly appointed with old-style leather sofas and armchairs, Union Jack carpets, plaid walls, and memorabilia surrounding the 1997 Reunification. Relax and enjoy a cup of coffee, while recalling the glorious past of the Pearl of the Orient.