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Your Hong Kong weekend food guide for January 30-February 1

Take a long lunch at Associazione Chianti, head to The Hari for a Japanese brunch, and pick up staples at Mandarin Oriental’s LMO Freshly Baked.

Head to Tai Kwun this Friday for sushi and sashimi, channel Aussie vibes with a sausage sizzle on Saturday, and swing by Festival Walk’s newest bakery on Sunday.

Indulge in Michelin-starred Huaiyang cuisine, a French free-flow champagne brunch with theatrical desserts, and a royal Indian banquet.

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Indulge in a culinary journey this weekend, from limited-time yakitori to a Nordic-inspired afternoon tea, and a brand new weekend Mediterranean brunch.

Jason Wolf brings a version of the French bistro classic to Somm – ‘warmth in a bowl’ that takes into consideration the local palate.

From Boxing Day through Sunday, enjoy a French Riviera lunch at La Petite Maison (LPM), a modern Indian sharing brunch at Leela, and festive dim sum at Duddell’s.

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Enjoy a festive menu from Bacha Coffee in Harbour City, pastries and hot chocolate courtesy of a Driscoll’s x Cupping Room collab, or a cured meats buffet at Hopewell Centre.

Chef Tony Mok reimagines a Sichuan classic with Korean-inspired techniques, local crab, typhoon shelter crunch and chilled, cashew-based noodles.

Bar Leone’s Lorenzo Antinori, Mius’ Shelley Tai, Tate Dining Room’s Vicky Lau and more share their experiences – beyond the World’s 50 Best Bars.

Enjoy alfresco fondue at Zoku’s The Terrace, a festive set dinner by Ask for Alonzo, and a one-day-only Christmas charity brunch by Ando.

Kick off December with the return of après ski-themed event Chalet des Alpes, a Christmas Nutcracker afternoon tea at The Ritz-Carlton, and Italian specials at Trattoria Felino.

The M+ museum restaurant’s signature ‘tofu’ dish is a study in detail and texture, uniting Korean creativity, Japanese inspiration and playful presentation.

Try new menus at a Chiu Chow private kitchen, enjoy kappou cuisine with rooftop views at The Henderson, and start the festive season with an afternoon tea at 181 at Fortnum & Mason.

Level up your burger fix with foie gras, caviar fries and Dom Pérignon courtesy of Shake Shack and Regent Hong Kong, then rejuvenate with TCM-inspired dishes at JW Marriott Hotel.

Usher in the weekend with a four-hands dinner at Island Shangri-La’s Petrus, enjoy a seasonal crab feast on Saturday, and end on a high note with a Diwali celebration.

Ben Sears reimagines classic comfort food with Hong Kong playfulness, inviting diners to savour nostalgic dishes in a lively mid-century-inspired setting.

Indulge in hairy crab season, celebrate 25 years of Aqua Restaurant Group with limited time pizza creations, and enjoy an artistic afternoon tea at Kowloon Shangri-La.

French tradition and local flavours shine in Clarence’s roasted yellow chicken, prepared by the restaurant’s chef de cuisine Ka Kei Wong.

Watch the National Day fireworks over a buffet at Regent Hong Kong, get your pasta fix on Friday night, and relax with Spanish fare and free-flow drinks over the weekend.

Taste a rare culinary collaboration at Ming Court, authentic duck ramen at Regent Hong Kong, and a bold fusion of Japanese, Korean and American flavours at The Henderson.

At Belon, head chef Güçlüer blends French technique and Mediterranean influences into a dish that bridges legacy and modern sensibility.

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