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Wedding venues in Southern District, Hong Kong:

  • Tokio Joe

    The original Japanese restaurant of Lan Kwai Fong and still as popular as ever, Tokio Joe offers a traditional Japanese dining experience in a comfortable, entertaining atmosphere. Chef Wah ignites the central sushi counter with his masterful skills and innovative twist on traditional sushi and sashimi. Whether you chose Omakase or à la carte, your taste buds will be blown away by the fresh ingredients and meticulous preparation. House Special Rolls and Spicy Toro Tartar are not to be missed.

  • Bib n Hops

    Bib n Hops is an urban loft-like space with a sophisticated-industrial design aesthetic. With a spacious patio and dining room with natural light, the venue is open and airy. The exposed brick walls and modern graffiti give a cool, relaxed vibe. Sitting on the second floor of the J Senses building, Bib n Hops is perfect for intimate events with some privacy.

  • Cafe Siam

    One of the city's most established Thai restaurants and the only Michelin-recognized establishment in Hong Kong. Cafe Siam is a tranquil respite from the hustle & bustle of Lan Kwai Fong.

    Spread out over two floors, each divided into two dining areas that can be nooked for private parties, the restaurant's decor mixes old world colonial charm with a contemporary twost; teak wood flooring, chic furniture, vintage knick-knacks and silk screen dividers that give an elegant yet homely feel.

    Whether it's an intimate dinner with a group of friends, an annual staff party or business lunch, Cafe Siam promises an unforgettable culinary experience with a genuine Thai smile.

  • Boardroom 8

    Just a 10-minute walk from the Wanchai MTR station and directly connected to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong is an ideal event and meeting venue with easy access. From meeting, special celebration to wedding ceremony, our modern boardrooms are the best choice for small to medium size events. Just set the date and our dedicated team will handle the rest. Boardroom 8 is also a popular choice for wedding ceremony, let's tie the knot in style and begin your romantic journey with us. Features: - Accommodate up to 40 guests - No pillars - High ceiling

  • Gaylord Indian Restaurant

    Gaylord Indian Restaurant is a secret paradise located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui. Recommended by Michelin Guide and recognized for its authentic and traditional Indian dishes since 1972, it continues to capture the hearts and taste buds of diners both local and abroad. Daily Lunch Buffet is offered and Extensive Dinner Menu with Live Classical Indian Singers Performing Daily is popular with both locals and tourists.

    Gaylord's kitchen is headed by Chef Roman Singh, aka The Curry Expert, and has over 20 years' of culinary experience rooted in Delhi. Chef Roman believes in traditional cooking styles with contemporary presentations and his mantra for the perfect dish is finding the right balance spices and fresh herbs. Gaylord's menu features traditional street snacks, tandoori barbecue delicacies, delectable curries like Chicken Makhanwala (boneless pieces of tandoori chicken cooked in smooth butter and tomato sauce), Chicken Tikka Masala (barbecued chicken cooked in a subtle onion and tomato sauce) and Rogan Josh Kashmiri (tender boneless lamb in an onion and red pepper sauce) alongside an assortment of freshly baked roti and naan bread, biryani rice and vegetarian specials.

  • IVY

    IVY is neither a typical western cuisine nor fine dining restaurant. Instead, it brings the authentic taste of Southern France to Hong Kong where everyone can enjoy healthy and simple culinary experience. Extremely diverse and rich in a variety of ingredients, herb and spices, IVY pops ordinary food with distinctive flavor. Healthy yet mouth-watering gourmet meats, seafood, fresh vegetables, whole grains, and cheeses will surely satisfy diners’ palate. The interior design keeps everything simple and basic, avoid any redundant furnishing. Using primitive natural materials: wool, concrete, marble, copper and leather which keep everything in their original colour and texture.