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Wedding venues in Sai Kung District, Hong Kong:

  • The Verandah & The Front Lawn

    The Verandah is a celebrated restaurant that brings you fine continental fare in a classic setting, offering a faultless combination of heavenly cuisine, fine wines and discreet, attentive service in true Peninsula style. Comfortably accommodating 208 guests, it is the perfect venue for cocktail receptions, gala banquets and theme parties For outdoor functions, The Front Lawn, overlooking the South China Sea, offers an opulent ambience for wedding ceremonies, cocktails and product launches.

  • Tonic (Langham Place)

    Decked out in white and metallic blue with sleek corners protruding from the bar, Tonic atop Langham Place combines a classy, contemporary environment with world class mixology. Drinks on offer include hand crafted cocktails like Spanish Sunset and Suzdal as well as an impressive selection of wines, champagnes, ports and sherries. A sumptuous snack menu is also available to compliment the wide variety of drinks!

  • Horizonte Lounge

    Relax and unwind with friends at our panoramic rooftop bar, presenting a 270-degree expansive view of the city. As night falls and Hong Kong’s iconic Victoria Harbour is illuminated, we dare you not to be enraptured in its grace.

  • Piccolo's

    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.

  • The Drunken Pot

    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.

  • Tango - Elements

    Tango introduces the seductive, rustic tradition of authentic Argentina steakhouses to The Element, serving prime cuts of beef over a traditional open fired oven, matched by an impressive Argentinian wine list.

    Tango brings this memorable Argentinian dining experience to Hong Kong with Latino passion and vibrancy, quality ingredients, authentic dishes served at traditional distressed timber tables and slick service.