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  • Garden Terrace

    With indoor and outdoor garden settings, this unique and versatile indoor space cum outdoor patio has a wonderful tropical theme. Ideal for cozy gatherings or cocktail party under the blue sky or starry night.

  • The White Loft

    The White Loft is a unique venue space located in the up and coming area of Wong Chuk Hang. With its fresh white walls, beautiful wood floors and open airy space, The White Loft is the perfect venue for any event.

    The White Loft is available for Birthdays, Dinner Parties, Corporate Events, Pop Up Shops/ Restaurants, Photo Shoots, Art Exhibitions and much more. The space is extremely versatile and welcomes creativity.

  • 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.

  • BoConcept

    *Please note BoConcept is only available for corporate events including wine tasting, product launches and PR events*

    BoConcept is centrally located on the busy and exciting Wyndham Street in Central. It features a two-storey furniture showroom that is well designed and coordinated to make event guests feel like they are attending a cozy event at a good friend's home. The highlight of the showroom features a New York apartment style room which connects to an spacious, quiet outdoor terrace. This is a different kind of venue which offers a comfortable and more intimate event space, not to mention probably more sofas to sit on than any other venues!

  • The DogHouse Kowloon

    If you are doggedly determined to have a good time, you can’t go past The DogHouse in TST.


    The large seat venue is in a popular harbour side strip in Tsim Sha Tsui that offers a fantastic harbour backdrop.

    It rocks at night, with the band that plays long and late, seven days a week.

    Apart from being a local ‘watering hole’ to watch important sporting fixtures televised from around the world, the venue can accommodate a large groups for parties. Last Christmas, 500 Santas converged on the venue after a Twitter request ran amok around Hong Kong via a sporting group gathering and The DogHouse resembled a scene from the movie, ‘’Bad Santa’’.

    Although for many we are party and pub central - don’t overlook the food. The menu offers something for everyone, including an all-day breakfast. The Singapore Noodles is great any time of the day or night, the chili con carne has just the right kick. Other favourites include burgers with giant fries, and the ever popular ribs.

    The wine list is pretty decent too and easy to follow. Because we are loyal dogs to all of our many followers, and like to help them have a great time, whether they are with their family for a quiet meal or off the leash and on the lash.

  • Xia Fei Society

    The name “Xia Fei” comes from a nostalgic street on the French Concession in old-time Shanghai, which used to be the hub of high society. Xia Fei Society offers customers authentic Shanghainese cuisine in an elegant and comfortable environment.

    This 5,000 square foot restaurant can accommodate up to 178 guests. The main dining room is equipped with benches and round tables with crisp white table cloths. The resizable dining rooms can house 6 tables of 12 people, which makes it an ideal place for private and corporate dining events. Décor-wise, its classy and elegant style creates a homey ambiance for guests to enjoy their meals. Guests can relax while watching our chefs prepare dishes through a large glass panel looking into the kitchen. This design is a rare feature in Chinese restaurants and a unique quality of Xia Fei Society.