We have been scouring the streets of Hong Kong to find you the best beverages for your delectation. From new bars opening in Central and Tin Hau to seasonal drinks menus, read on to discover what’s new on the city’s drink scene in September 2021
The latter half of the year has brought an exciting series of restaurant openings and culinary pop-ups—from Tatler Dining Kitchen’s ongoing off-menu experiences, to an eclectic mix of street food stalls and specialty restaurants at the revitalised Central Market, there’s never a dull moment when it comes to Hong Kong’s dining scene.
And among those hottest dining destinations is a slew of drink events happening in town. From a new bar in Lan Kwai Fong that debuted just in time for the upcoming fall nights, to luxury hotels' special menus and seasonal offers, we’re listing the best places to grab a drink in Hong Kong right now. Bring a hungry appetite and a group of fun friends to these bars and restaurants!
Late Night Drinks at Popinjays, The Murray, Hong Kong
For in-the-know Hongkongers, a Friday night of some delicious happy hour drinks in a fancy setting calls for a visit to Popinjays. Located on the 26th floor of The Murray Hotel, the rooftop bar and restaurant is known for its elegant dining space and spacious outdoor terrace featuring panoramic city views.
Popinjays has recently extended its dine-in service capacity and operated in a Type D mode of operation, where guests are welcome to visit and stay there with friends every Friday and Saturday until 1am. All the staff at the hotel are fully vaccinated that guarantees a safe and enjoyable experience.
Those looking to indulge shouldn’t miss out on their new free-flow package, which includes two hours of free-flow drinks ranging from beers, wines, classic cocktails and premium spirits.
Date: Sunday to Thursday
Time: 9:30-11:30 pm
Price: HK$441 per person
Make your reservation here
Popinjays, 26/F, The Murray, Hong Kong, a Niccolo Hotel, 22 Cotton Tree Drive, Central, Hong Kong, +852 3141 8888
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