Itinerary for partyers in Hong Kong

After dinner, make your way to Lan Kwai Fong and dip your toes into the city’s clubbing culture at popular clubs like PLAY, Dragon-i, and Ignis — don’t forget to dress to impress! If top 40 hits aren’t your thing, make your way to underground clubs like Oma, Drop, and Social Room, all of which regularly feature local and foreign house and techno DJs.

After the long night you’ve had, obviously, there’s no need to get up at the crack of dawn. Instead, have a lie-in and make your way to La Vache in Central for its disco brunch with unlimited steak frites, a bottomless supply of bubbly, and a house DJ spinning the biggest disco tunes to go with it. Do keep in mind that this brunch only happens on the first Sunday of every month, and you’ll need to snap up a table in advance! You can also cross the harbour to Kowloon and settle down at Hutong in Tsim Sha Tsui for a Northern Chinese free-flow brunch that includes 18 mouth-watering dishes served to your table, and of course, some hair of the dog to keep the hangover at bay.

No luck with fixing your own drinks? Don’t worry, you can kick back and let Hong Kong’s finest bartenders whip up your cocktails instead. SoHo is LKF’s more laid-back cousin just up the hill, where you’ll find famous craft beer pubs like The Globe and 65 Peel. Go on a treasure hunt to find one of Hong Kong’s many intimate speakeasies like the award-winning The Old Man or Stockton, and if you’ve got energy, get those bodies moving and join the live jazz nights at Salon 10 or learn how to salsa at Picada.

It’s time to really pamper yourself after two hard days of partying — but that doesn’t mean you have to stay away from the drinks! Head to Sense of Touch Central, a luxurious spa that offers three signature treatments featuring wine, sake, and beer. Each treatment features a relaxing bath filled up with the respective drinks, a body scrub made from grapes, rice, or barley, and a stress-relieving massage that’ll soothe your tired muscles worn out from partying. 

Take things easy on your last night by going for dinner and shisha at Knutsford Terrace, a (relatively) quiet enclave of restaurants and shisha bars in Tsim Sha Tsui. For something to spice up your night, Caliente has plenty of Mexican food offerings — nachos, tacos, enchiladas, and even a flaming Mexican fried ice cream! To wash it all down, a glass or three of the restaurant's famous giant frozen margarita is a must. If shisha is the name of the game, Merhaba by Pasha Turkish Restaurant is a long-standing landmark at Knutsford Terrace. Serving a large menu of different shisha flavours and authentic Turkish cuisine, you can end your night on a relaxing note here at this cosy joint.