We have 1 Sedan, 1 Van for you to choose from

Wedding venues in Sai Kung District, Hong Kong:

  • Red Doors Studio

    A unique and versatile space ideal for intimate bespoke gatherings, team buildings, shows, gatherings and facilitations requiring something other than the usual. The main studio is light and airy with windows on two walls and mirrors that may be curtained if desired. 

    Red Doors offers an inspirational space that evokes calm and creative thinking with highly personalised and attentive service.  Home made spiced tea and healthy treats are complimentary and if desired you are welcome to experience a complimentary 20 minute deep relaxation break mid afternoon to the sound of the largest gong collection in Asia. The floor of the studio features the only permanent indoor labyrinth for walking meditation as well.

    The multi functionality of the studio allows for small group discussions in up to 3 break-out rooms, a communal refreshment area, sit down eating area as well as the studio itself. The founder is a professional facilitator and management consultant in the area of personal effectiveness and corporate wellness and takes every effort to ensure every need is met. She is available to lead workshops as well.

    Red Doors Studio offer a 28x28 feet studio with a labyrinth painted on the floor for walking meditation and three 8x10 feet rooms. Two of the smaller rooms can be opened up into one 16 x 20 feet meeting room. The venue has a small kitchen open to the common area. 2 toilets. The mirrored wall in the studio can be covered with white curtains. Folding chairs, folding tables, flip-chart, yoga mats, massage table, blankets meditation cushions, bolsters are available at the studio. The studio can take 40 yoga mats on the floor.

    Classroom style in main studio can accommodate 60 easily. 20 folding chairs available on site, additional seating available on a request basis for an additional fee. Use of VCR complimentary.

  • Jaspa's - Happy Valley

    Identifiable by its colored lettering and open front, Jaspa's restaurants are a Hong Kong institution. With locations in Soho, Happy Valley, Sai Kung and our popular Beach Club, Jaspa's effortlessly blends the familiar with the exotic. Our attentive staff, healthy portions big enough to share, upbeat and casual atmosphere and reasonably priced food… all depict a scene of familiarity and homeliness. Known for serving up modern fusion comfort food featuring favorites like our seasonal bay bugs, succulent baby ribs, chicken fajitas, salmon linguine, perfectly cooked chateau Briand and heavenly Pavlova, it's the food that takes center stage. With our unfussy and colorful décor, easy lighting & laid back atmosphere Jaspa's is the perfect spot for a hearty breakfast, lazy brunch or casual dinner. Popular with local & expatriate diners, Jaspa's has rapidly developed a faithful following. Perfect for corporate and private parties, product launches and staff parties.

  • SLOWLIFE - Prince Edward

    A beautiful restaurant place in Flower Market (opposite to Grand Century Place MOKO), perfect for private gathering, workshop and special occasions of yours. Serve with healthy yet delicious food menu and special drinks, welcome to contact us for special arrangement of your event including tailor made F&B package!

  • Braza

    BRAZA Churrascaria Brazilian Steakhouse – celebrity chef Richard Sandoval’s latest dining experience to arrive in Hong Kong. EAT DRINK LAUGH ENJOY – this is the style of Braza where Churrascaria, the name used to describe a restaurant that serves meat, mostly grilled, and Rodizio - the method of serving different cuts of meat, that originated from the south of Brazil in the early 1800’s, are proudly on show for guest’s to relish. The concept is to serve a wide variety of different cuts of meat, chicken and seafood in succession, to each diner individually right at their table, thus there is no traditional menu, as Braza features an all-you-can-eat continuous tableside service.

  • 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.