Served on both sides of the harbour, answerable the same night. Central's silver tankards, a milk tea invented in an alley, roast goose with a royal past, and the crossing itself for two dollars of the best view on Earth.
- 1 · The Cold Open
Captain's Bar, Mandarin Oriental
Since 1963 the deal closing room of Hong Kong, cold beer served in engraved silver tankards that regulars keep behind the bar like safe deposit boxes. Open the subpoena over one, properly chilled.
est. 1963 · from noon · verified Jul 2026 · 🏨 the night ends at Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong
- 2 · The Detour
Tai Lung Fung
A Wan Chai corner bar wearing its 1960s neon soul, named for an old Cantonese opera troupe, pouring in the district Suzie Wong made notorious. The low road's own neighborhood, still humming.
1960s Wan Chai soul · afternoon till late · verified Jul 2026
- 3 · The Anchor
Yung Kee
Roast goose since 1942, from a street stall to a golden tower, crispy skin lacquered like a verdict seal. Century eggs to start if your nerve holds. The main course of the summons.
est. 1942 · lunch till late · verified Jul 2026
- 4 · The Wildcard
Ned Kelly's Last Stand
Take the Star Ferry across, the finest two dollar cross examination of a skyline anywhere, then follow the trombone. Dixieland nightly since 1972 in Kowloon's great Australian outlaw bar. The band takes requests, not prisoners.
est. 1972 · jazz from 9pm · verified Jul 2026
- 5 · The Last Call
Ozone
The highest bar on the planet, 118 floors up the ICC, where the harbour you just crossed becomes a scale model of itself. One drink above the clouds, subpoena discharged, bed 16 floors below the bar.
118th floor · till late · verified Jul 2026 · 🏨 the night ends at The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong