Located in the Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hue's contemporary design, which is amplified by artwork dotted across the restaurant, is almost as eye-catching as the view which is framed perfectly, thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows and can be enjoyed with Hue's modern Australian menu.

This stunning harbour-facing restaurant is located on the 101st floor of the ICC and offers phenomenal sky-high views of the city, mountains and sea. For the ultimate view, aim to arrive a little before your dinner booking and take in the sunset as it casts an orange glow over the landscape with a glass of wine in hand.

Perched high above the city, Petrus delivers a rather dramatic view of Victoria Harbour from their equally dramatic dining room. Here, opulent drapes and decorative furnishings set the scene for a truly French fine dining experience. The menu, however, is a little more innovative with Uwe Opocensky at the helm. 

The windows at Tosca di Angelo allow diners to take in the full view of Hong Kong, while the menu at this Italian fine-dining restaurant offers a taste of the Mediterranean. The menu focuses on fresh seafood and traditional recipes from chef Angelo Agliano's home region of Sicily.

For a different view of the city, rooftop restaurant Sunset Grill offers undisturbed views—apart from the odd plane taking off—from Tung Chung. The menu is designed for both meat and seafood lovers with a set lunch, Champagne brunch and a la carte dishes to choose from, not to mention a bar menu which includes cocktails best enjoyed on the outdoor terrace area.

Overlooking Victoria Harbour and Victoria Park, the 27th-floor Causeway Bay restaurant and bar includes an outside deck with an illuminated bar, making it a great destination to dine, drink, and enjoy views of Hong Kong. Skye's menu includes a degustation dinner for two, a weekday lunch, a weekend brunch, and an a la carte menu for all occasions.

The Shanghainese restaurant, located on the 43rd floor of multi-concept venue Forty-Five, is set within a 4,000 sq ft space which can seat up to 100 guests and houses four private dining rooms with views overlooking Hong Kong's cityscape. 

La Rambla serves modern Catalan cuisine by chef Rafa Gil. Located in the heart of the city, the restaurant boasts sweeping views of Victoria Harbour, allowing diners to enjoy the food while taking in the view of Hong Kong's skyline including the Observation Wheel.

Glasshouse by Asaya Kitchen provides a dining experience right beside Victoria Harbour. Under the guidance of chef Fabio Nompleggio, the restaurant presents a five-course tasting menu. The space is ideal for gatherings of up to 22 guests for private events, business meals, or special celebrations.

Cruise is a rooftop restaurant and bar in Hong Kong, featuring a spacious outdoor terrace with panoramic views of Victoria Harbour. Specialising in modern Asian cuisine, the venue also boasts a fun brunch with free-flowing drink options.

One Harbour Road at Grand Hyatt Hong Kong is a refined Chinese restaurant that offers classic Cantonese fare including dim sum and contemporary dishes that have been updated with flair. Its inviting decor provides a warm ambience, further enhanced by the splendid views of the harbour.

Aqua offers a menu that blends Japanese and Italian cuisines. Located on the 17th floor of H Zentre in Tsim Sha Tsui, the airy restaurant also benefits from great views of the harbour, especially at night.

Sitting on the 49th floor of The Upper House, Salisterra boasts great harbour views and an interior designed by André Fu. The menu is Mediterranean-inspired and comes with warm service.

Mandarin Oriental’s traditional Cantonese restaurant may have received a major facelift a couple of years ago but the views from the dining room remain unchanged with Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong's iconic skyline in the background.

Felix, situated in The Peninsula, stands out as one of the most visually appealing dining venues in the city, courtesy of its sleek interiors by Philippe Starck and elevated harbour views.

With a name like Harbourside, there are no prizes for guessing what type of views this buffet restaurant offers. While the spread of food fills the belly, the bright space and views satiate the spirit.

The restaurant's spacious layout, complete with floor-to-ceiling windows and a wrap-around terrace, offers guests panoramic views of the city, adding to the eclectic European menu and overall dining experience.

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