We’ve been living and working in Hong Kong for years. Now more than ever, the city is overflowing with innovative F&B concepts, and an exceptional food hall experience is never too far away. We’ve listed a few of our favourites below. If you’d like us to add your food hall to the list, leave a comment.
BaseHall
Located on the lower ground floor of Jardine House, BaseHall is HK’s first premium food hall, featuring an eclectic mix of 8 distinct F&B offers. The interiors are sleek, cohesive and contemporary, and the menus are diverse and oftentimes boundary-pushing.
Wor the Food
This food hall is a multisensory explosion. Featuring 8,000-sq.ft. of Japanese, Korean, Thain, Singaporean, Malaysian and Sichuan cuisine, you’re going to find everything that’s good about Asian food under one brightly coloured roof. Get your cameras at the ready, as Wor the Foods is a visual feast with a multicolour, pastel-led palate.
Dockyard
This is a unique destination in Hong Kong because it’s the first food hall to feature in the inside of a hotel. Given its unique proposition, it’s well worth a visit, and if you overeat and get sleepy, you can always book a room and have a nap!
With an interior inspired by the area’s industrial past (dark woods and brushed metals abound), the various food outlets here will take you all around the world, with freshly prepared salads and Korean rice bowls, as well as rich indian curries and cha chaan teng café staples.
Eaton HK’s Foodhall
Blending dining and creativity, Eaton HK’s Foodhall is a destination for amazing local – as well as international – cuisine. Featuring a breadth of cultural programming which includes a local community radio station and more, the Foodhall fosters a sense of community.
The Foodhall is inspired, in part, by founder, Katherine Lo’s fond childhood memories in Hong Kong–from the Jordan noodle shop she recalls visiting with her mother, to family outings with her father at local nostalgic diners, and Wong Kar Wai’s 1990s films.
Rosewood Bayfare Social
Bayfair Social offers guests an exciting plethora of European-themed dishes: from grab-and-go options, to a fully blown paella counter, as well as delicious tapas and a bar briming with beautiful drinks. The interior is classy but not stuffy, and cosy and warm, and absolutely the sort of place you might want to take your first date to impress them.
Cooked Deli
If you’re looking for a a laid back option with a bright and airy atmosphere and amazing food from across Asia, then you should pay CookedDeli a visit in Times Square.
From Japan to Korea to Thailand and everything in between, you’ll find what your heart desires at Cooked Deli.
If you’d like to speak to our team in Hong Kong about how we can bring your next food hall project to life, please contact us here.