Hong Kong

Perched right on Victoria Peak, 1,355 feet above Hong Kong, Café Deco is best known for its spectacular views over the city and South China Sea. The menu...more

Hong Kong locals like their sweets—hence the huge proliferation of dessert-only restaurants around town. The treats at these cheap, cheerful places are...more

No matter how many McDonald's and KFC franchises open up in Hong Kong, savory dumplings are the city's fast-food staple. The ubiquitous dumpling shops offer...more

A Nordic lounge and restaurant set in a Soho skyscraper, FINDS is an acronym for Finland, Iceland, Norway, Denmark, and Sweden—the collection of...more

One of the city's top Cantonese restaurants since 1972, Fook Lam Moon is old-school—both in cuisine and decor (look for the shrine to the kitchen god...more

Hutongs, traditional alleyways lined with ancient thatched-roof houses, are gradually disappearing from the capital, but happily this gorgeous restaurant set...more

The best—and certainly the most traditional—dim sum in town is served here. Its 1930s rosewood furniture, creaky ceiling fans, brass spittoons, and...more

With its fashionable boho interior, creative seasonal menus and excellent wine list, it's no surprise that M has stayed popular—even...more

The first seriously swank eatery to move into cooler-by-the-minute Causeway Bay, Opia is a supper club inside the Jia Boutique Hotel that's reached by a purple...more

The name of this European-style bar and restaurant would seem to refer to 1997, the year when British rule over Hong Kong ended. But in fact, the owners named...more