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Home » Wine & Dine » Bars & Restaurants » Best Sunday Brunch Places in Hong Kong

Best Sunday Brunch Places in Hong Kong

17 February, 2021 by Expat Living 5 Min Read

https://expatliving.hk/best-sunday-brunch-hong-kong-places/

Sunday brunches in Hong Kong have almost legendary status, and deservedly so. It’s easily one of the best ways to spend time with family or friends as you share a leisurely meal and enjoy a glass or three of a great drop. Here are some of our favourite weekend Hong Kong brunch places.

The Mandarin Oriental

If you are looking for a more up-market Sunday brunch in Hong Kong, The Clipper Lounge at the Mandarin Oriental is a sophisticated and cosy all-rounder. The food is very good, the choice of champagne is spot-on and if you’re a fan of lobster you will love it here. And did we mention the selection of 45 desserts? It’s also a nice choice for a date or a small and classy get-together with friends. 

Where: 5 Connaught Road, Central

When: Sundays, 11.30am–3pm

Wallet: HK$698 per person; free-flow Ruinart “R” Brut Champagne package HK$438; kids HK$398

Web: mandarinoriental.com

Zuma

If you are searching for the best brunch in Hong Kong for Japanese food, this Japanese restaurant offers a very decadent baikingu brunch. Upon arrival, you’ll be offered a choice of red or white wine, champagne or sake. You can then cruise the buffet loaded with exquisite Japanese dishes – think finest quality sushi, sashimi and other starters. Order a main course dish from the robata grill and then enjoy a Zuma dessert platter at the table. There is also a kids’ menu and a small play area suitable for babies and toddlers. Brunch is served in two-hour seatings.

Night Brunch at Zuma, best brunch in Hong Kong for Japanese dishes

Where: 5/F & 6/F, Landmark, 15 Queen’s Road, Central

When: Weekends, 11am–3pm

Wallet: HK$988 including 2.5 hours free-flow, $HK598 without; HK$350 for kids aged four to 10; free for kids under three

Web: zumarestaurant.com

Aqua

Aqua has two kitchens – one Japanese, the other Italian – and its weekend ‘Because It’s Après-Ski Brunch’ menu features highlights of both cuisines. Enjoy exquisite sashimi and follow it up with an antipasti platter of 24 month-aged Parma ham, all while enjoying breathtaking views of Hong Kong. There’s also a play area for the under-5s set.

Where: 29/F, 1 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

When: Weekends, 12pm–3pm

Wallet: HK$888 including free-flow Veuve Clicquot Champagne and cocktails; HK$688 without; HK$298 for kids aged five to 12; free for kids under five

Web: aqua.com.hk

W Hong Kong

The W Hong Kong does brunch through its KITCHEN restaurant, a particular hit with kids for its elaborate dessert station that includes cupcake-decorating kits and a chocolate fountain. The rest of the buffet brunch is equally as generous, with an array of dishes to please any palate. Saturday is ‘Family Day’, while Sunday is all about free-flow bubbles and seafood.

Image of W Weekend Brunch Hong Kong

Where: 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon Station, Kowloon

When: Saturdays 12pm–2.30pm; Sundays 12pm–3pm

Wallet: Saturdays HK$498 per adult, HK4398 for kids aged four to 11; Sundays HK$928 per adult including free-flow Veuve Clicquot, HK$498 for kids

Web: w-hongkong.com

Hutong

If you’re in the mood for Chinese, this is one of the best brunch places in Hong Kong to head to. Award-winning Hutong offers great views and an impressive menu. The Feng Wei Brunch is a series of 18 sharing dishes served to the table and includes decadent dim sum and Northern Chinese dishes. The weekend brunch also has a cultural element with a live classic Chinese performance – so it’s a great option to take visitors to showcase Hong Kong.

Image of Dim Sum from Hutong, Best Brunch places in Hong Kong for Chinese Brunches

Where: 28/F, 1 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

When: Weekends, 12pm–3pm

Wallet: HK$588 per person; two hours free-flow Veuve Clicquot champagne and cocktails package, HK$200

Web: hutong.com.hk

The Pawn

The Pawn is a Wan Chai landmark, thanks to the distinctive Colonial style building in which it’s housed. The brunch menu features shared starters, followed by a choice of mains including eggs Benedict on a pancake, English roast beef, quiche, pasta, mussels in creamy white wine sauce, and chicken skewers. Brunch ends with an unlimited dessert platter. There’s also a kids’ menu that includes milkshakes and smoothies, and a play area for younger kids so you can enjoy brunch in peace.

The Pawn, Wan Chai

Where: 2/F, 62 Johnston Road, Wan Chai

When: Saturday and Public Holidays 12pm–2pm; Sundays 11.30am–10pm

Wallet: HK$498 (the sober brunch), HK$598 (free-flow Moët & Chandon), HK$648 (free-flow Moët & Chandon Ice Imperial); kids aged 12 and under eat free (one child per adult), additional children HK$248

Web: thepawn.com.hk

Conrad Hong Kong

With the option of choosing between Brasserie on the Eighth and Nicholini’s you are spoiled for choice at the Conrad. When it comes to sheer quantity of food, this hotel brunch is a winner. It’s a little on the pricey side, and it’s definitely not the place for a date, but it’s a great option for a group of very hungry friends.

Where: Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty

When: Saturdays and Sundays; 11am–2pm and 2.30pm to 5.30pm

Wallet: HK$938 per adult, HK$398 per child. Includes free-flow champagne, wine and beer.

Web: conradhotels3.hilton.com

Spasso

For Italian fare, one of the best places for Sunday brunch in Hong Kong is this spacious and light-filled Tsim Sha Tsui restaurant which overlooks Victoria Harbour and is perfect for families, with its outdoor terrace a particularly good option for large groups. Spasso’s Gourmet Italian Brunch is a combination of buffet and à la carte mains. The free-flow package starts at an extra HK$168. The Italian and international cuisine on offer provide something for everyone, which is great when kids are in tow!

Where: G5-8, 12-17, Empire Centre, 68 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East

When: Sundays, with set sittings for free-flow packages: 11.30am–1.30pm; 1.30pm–3.30pm

Wallet: HK$358 with main of risotto or pasta; HK$398 with meat or fish; HK$488 with chef’s signature dish; free-flow wines from HK$168; free for kids under six (with ice cream treats); HK$228 for ages six to 12, including pasta or risotto

Web: divinogroup.com

La Rambla by Catalunya

La Rambla’s brunch experience includes premium Spanish products and authentic Spanish recipes with a modern twist.

Where: IFC Mall, Central

When: Sundays

Wallet: HK$550 per guest +HK$380 per person for a free-flow package that includes Veuve Clicquot Brut Rosé. You can choose to indulge in a premium free-flow option that includes Krug Grande Cuvée NV, Belvedere, Grey Goose, Monkey 47 gin, Patron, Singleton 12 years and more.

Web: La Rambla or reservations: reservations@larambla.hk

Do you have a favourite brunch you think should be on this list? Tell us at editor@expatliving.hk

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Categories: Bars & Restaurants Editors Picks Trending Now Wine & Dine Tags: Aqua Brunch Brunch With Kids Brunches Hutong Restaurants Spasso The Mandarin Oriental The Pawn W Hong Kong Wine & Dine Zuma

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