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Caspar Li

Picking out the right restaurant to sweep your favourite foodie off their feet on Valentine’s Day is essential. Have no fear, though, because Hong Kong is in the mood for love.
Here are some of the incredible go-to spots around the city, whether you are celebrating with your significant other or going solo.
 
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1. Le 39V Hong Kong

Le 39V Hong Kong is offering guests a premium six-course dinner menu (HK$3,380 per couple) including lobster with Kristal Gold caviar, roast loin, and red candy apple dessert to end the night. Come for the food and stay for the mesmerising night views of the glittering Victoria Bay.
February 14
Shop A, 101/F, International Commerce Centre, 1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, tel. 2977 5266
2. Bibo
 
At Bibo, which brings together street art and fine dining, guests can enjoy the Valentine’s Day French gastronomy menu (HK$1,288 per person) with oyster frit, scallop and Wagyu Mayura.
February 14
163 Hollywood Rd, Sheung Wan, tel. 2956 3188
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3. Ecriture

For those who are looking for sensory and gastronomic discovery while drinking in views of Hong Kong’s spectacular skyline, Ecriture is the place to be.
The two-Michelin star French restaurant is serving a festive dinner menu (HK$2,888 per person), with everything from caviar and uni tart to A4 Miyazaki Wagyu beef, all paired with champagne – Belle Époque 2006 Rosé.
February 14
26/F H Queens, 80 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, tel. 2795 5996
4. Artisan de la Truffe
 

Artisan de la Truffe, located on the harbourfront facing Kowloon’s new art district, has a special menu (HK$1,788 per couple) that includes salmon, scallops, beef tenderloin and cod fillet.
Every guest on Valentine’s Day will be welcomed with a special gift: a honey and summer truffle preparation (120g).
February 14
Shop OTE303, Level 3, Ocean Terminal, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, tel. 2885 2030
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5. Arbor

Red is the colour of romance, and the Michelin-starred Arbor is offering an exclusive red-themed, eight-course dinner (HK$2,888 per person) with premium ingredients imported from Japan.
From oysters to seasonal Amaou strawberries from Fukuoka, Arbor combines Japanese produce with French cooking techniques.
February 14
25/F, H Queen’s, 80 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, tel. 3185 8388
6. T’ang Court

This six-course dinner at Langham Hotel’s three Michelin-star T’ang Court (HK$1,888 per person) is decadent: enjoy the signature roast suckling pig, braised dried abalone with bêche-de-mer, and double-boiled imperial bird’s nest with almond juice as dessert.
February 14
1-2 /F, The Langham Hong Kong, 8 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, tel. 2132 7898
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7. KITCHEN

KITCHEN’s extensive selection of delicacies in its dinner buffet (HK$888 per person) promises to be a feast for the senses.
Every couple will get an exclusive “lover’s dessert” paired with a glass of rosé champagne.
February 14
6/F KITCHEN, W Hong Kong, tel. 3717 2299
8. Le Pan

Presenting French cuisine with an elegant Asian twist, Le Pan has a six-course Valentine’s Day Rose Royale Dinner (HK$2,019 per person). The night ends with an artistic “rose” dessert of pink chocolate and yuzu cremeux, served with raspberries and lychee sorbet.
February 14
Ground floor, Goldin Financial Global Center, 17 Kai Cheung Road, Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong, tel. 3188 2355
9. Alibi – Wine Dine Be Social

The five-course candlelit dinner (HK$868 per person) at Alibi features oysters, and a choice between two mains: beef tenderloin and confit grouper. The dessert is a delightful strawberry mille feuille with rose hibiscus sorbet – an enchanting end to a romantic night.
February 14
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10. The Flying Elk

Celebrate with a this luxurious tasting menu showcasing a selection of Nordic Swedish snacks and various courses (HK$585 per person).
Highlights include Gougeres, house-smoked Norwegian salmon and a new dessert creation – sticky toffee pudding served with beurre noisette and ginger butterscotch sauce.
February 14
32 Wyndham St. Central, Hong Kong, tel. 2898 3788
11. MO Bar

Looking to impress your lover with a romantic afternoon during the holiday? MO Bar at the Landmark Mandarin Oriental is offering us a lavish Happy Valentine’s special (HK$1,800 per package).
Highlights include their selection of love-inspired pastries – lovely strawberry, raspberry, lychee and rose tart. The package also comes with a bottle of vintage pink Moet & Chandon 2008 rose champagne.
February 11-17
The Landmark, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong
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12. Tosca

In the mood to indulge yourself and your significant with a luxurious night-out? Tosca at the Ritz-Carlton is bringing their diners the Beloved Valentine seven-course dinner (HK$35,000 per couple) in this season of love.
Guest can overlook the gorgeous view of the Victoria Harbour with their exclusive use of the private dinning room. Don’t know what to get for your lover? Tosca will have you covered with its bouquet of 99 roses and 99 pieces of chocolate included in this memorable dinner.
February 14
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong International Commerce Center, 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon, Hong Kong
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