Hong Kong travel guide
The editors’ selection
Hong Kong's vertiginous skyscrapers can seem impenetrable but with our editors as your guides you’ll know the shortcuts to the top tables, galleries, events and neighbourhoods. Few places can match the city for its highs and lows and the path it treads between culture and tradition.

Roganic, Causeway Bay
At Roganic, British chef Simon Rogan’s team use locally sourced ingredients, pairing simplicity and clever new techniques to deliver a farm-to-table dining experience. Cruise through a 8 or 10-course tasting menu in Roganic’s earth-toned and plant-filled interior. And don’t skip the wine pairing – a must to complement your meal.
Sino Plaza, UG/F 08, 255 Gloucester Rd, Causeway Bay
+852 2817 8383
roganic.com.hk

Asaya, Tsim Sha Tsui
Located in the heart of bustling Tsim Sha Tsui, Asaya provides a holistic wellness retreat that’s tailored to the needs of each guest – think massages and facials as well as sports therapy, meditation and positive psychology sessions. Take a break from the world for a one or two-night stay, or opt for a short and sweet treatment if you’re on the go. Before you leave, make a detour through Asaya Kitchen for a rejuvenating Mediterranean meal.
Rosewood Hong Kong, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Rd
+852 3891 8888
rosewoodhotels.com


Salisterra at The Upper House, Admiralty
Few things have the power to instil joy like a hearty mediterranean meal. And when it’s paired with a handsome space and spotless service, things can hardly get better. Perched on the top floor of The Upper House, Salisterra is a place for sharing good food, wine and views – and also sharing in good company.
Level 49, The Upper House, Pacific Place, 88+852 3968 1106
salisterra.thehousecollective.com

Man Wah, Central
A trusted address for Cantonese fine cuisine for years, the Mandarin Oriental’s Man Wah just revamped its space with modern decor. On the hotel’s 25th floor, indulge in chef Wing-Keung Wong’s dim sum delicacies while enjoying a sweeping view of Victoria Harbour.
25/F, Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, 5 Connaught Road Central+852 2825-4003
Cover image: Wilson Lee