Hue Dining
A dynamic Modern Australian restaurant which marries gourmet innovation with stellar views from every seat. Hue’s impressive venue inspired by design and art speaks elegance and sophistication while highlighting creative flavours.
Located at the The Hong Kong Museum of Art, the 5,000 sq. ft Modern Australian restaurant makes the most of its iconic exquisite panoramas. Hue’s menus are laced with the very best ingredients, sourced from a curated selection of producers from around the globe. With seasonality and freshness at the forefront of menus, diners can expect a culinary showcase of Modern Australia paired with an enviable wine list packed with Old and New World favourites.
HK Museum of Art, 1/F, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Experiences
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Latest Happenings
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Sunset Sessions at Bathers
February 14 2023
Experience pink sunsets and sea views before settling in for dinner at Bathers. Soak up the fresh Spring air at Lower Cheung Sha Beach. Cocktails and dinner everyday from 5pm! The restaurant boasts a range of flavour-packed salads, cervices, and appetizers, including roast scallops served with cauliflower and smoked paprika butter; poached salmon served with mixed greens, grilled corn, shaved...
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Quiz Nights at GRAIN
February 14 2023
Quiz Nights Every Other Tuesday at GRAIN. There's nothing like a nice cold pint and a good old-fashioned pub quiz to break up the working week, so gather your troops of four to six friends and compete for exciting prizes, including dining gift cards to be spent at any Woolly Pig's dining outlets and a selection of Gweilo craft beers...
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Man Mano Opening
February 09 2023
Man Mano has opened at the new wing of Citygate Outlets, marrying innovative, family-style Italian cuisine and timeless tradition with a menu laced with house-made artisan pasta and delivering just what Tung Chung residents need as they progress through their busy days. Man Mano in Italian translates as 'hand to hand', and means working with two hands to gradually improve or attain...
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