Più votati Ristoranti e caffè in Hong Kong

Maxim's Palace City Hall is a dim sum lover's delight. Its traditional decor is complemented by its authentic service where freshly prepared dishes are carted around in trolleys. Their massive dining hall, which is always bustling with people, is elegant with huge chandeliers and large windows. Savor their delicious Cantonese delights and dim sum options which have won several awards over the years.

Dot Cod Seafood Restaurant and Oyster Bar is an informal restaurant that is a popular after work hangout in the business heavy Central district. Dot Cod sports a casual minimalist look that features fish tanks and several Giacometti-inspired sculptures which serve as lighting accents. The menu at Dot Cod, as its name suggests, features much seafood and fish and includes various small bites along with hearty mains. Notable items on the menu include the Cajun Dusted Calamari, the Crab and Sweet Corn Soup, Crab Cannelloni and Butter Roasted Fillet of Beef. Additionally, Dot Cod also offers a variety of fresh catch dishes which can be prepared according to your individual tastes and preferences. -Anjeeta Nayar

Some of Hong Kong's most important business deals have been conducted in this classy restaurant; you too can share in the power, as well as sample some of the best Western cuisines in the city. The clean, simple decor of the dining lounge adds to the Mandarin Grill & Bar appeal, and the simple, classic cuisine is a big part of the restaurant's charm. There is a fantastic selection of seafood dishes, featuring preparations from every corner of the globe. Other great choices include the perfectly cooked sirloin steak.

If you wish to express British cuisine at its very best, The Chinnery in the Hong Kong Mandarin Oriental should be your next culinary port-of-call. From the British-Indian hybrid, chicken tikka makhani to an impeccably executed fish and chips, the food is made with top quality ingredients, providing British ex-pats with perfect comfort food. The Chinnery is named after artist George Chinnery, and his wonderful painting accent the dining area. Completing your dining experience is the choice of rare single-malt whiskeys on hand - at last count, The Chinnery had over 120. Call for reservations.

Pierre Gagnaire, one of the masters of modern French cuisine, took the helm of his own restaurant at the decadent Mandarin Oriental - so far, the restaurant has received many plaudits including a coveted Michelin star. The restaurant specializes in French cuisine with a unique, Gagnaire twist and is a must-visit for any serious gourmands. Be sure to reserve well in advance.

Popular among Hong Kong residents, this lounge is a favorite for business meetings. Guests can talk business in a relaxed atmosphere while enjoying a view of the lobby of the Mandarin Oriental, . This lounge well known for its high tea which offers something to munch and sip all through the day. The breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets offer a wide choice to tickle our taste buds. For those who don't care much for buffets, there is an a la carte menu to choose from.