Maison Rouge Playboy Mansion
Grand Hyatt Steakhouse
Grand Hyatt’s Steakhouse will transform into a Maison Rouge for guests to enjoy a night full of surprises. Dress up and ring in 2024 with a spectacular dinner, free-flow drinks, a live band, a DJ, and stunning performances. At 7.30 pm, join a sumptuous four-course dinner with free-flow, shows and performers until 3 am. Alternatively, join the countdown party from 9 pm with a free-flow, live band, DJ’s & performers.
When: Dinner from 7.30 pm until late; Countdown Party from 9 pm or 10.30 pm until late
Where: Lobby Level, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai
How much? $3,190 per person for dinner, free-flow & party; $1,490 per person for free-flow from 9 pm9 pm; $1,290 for free-flow from 10.30 pm
New Year’s Eve Dinner Experience
The Aubrey
Recognised as one of Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2023 and in partnership with Maximal Concepts, The Aubrey offers an eccentric Japanese izakaya experience on the 25th floor of Mandarin Oriental.
The Aubrey will serve an a la carte New Year’s Eve dinner menu focusing on Japanese authenticity, against sweeping views of Victoria Harbour. Seatings available at 6 pm and 8.30 pm depending on a minimum spend.
A vibrant New Year’s Eve Party will commence at 10 pm, and as the clock strikes midnight, guests at The Aubrey will enjoy spectacular views of Hong Kong’s New Year’s Eve fireworks.
Alongside The Aubrey’s acclaimed cocktails, a menu of special snacks such as Signature A4 Kagoshima Wagyu Katsu Sando and Popcorn Lobster will be available until late.
When: 6 pm-8 pm & 8.30 pm-10.30 pm
Where: The Aubrey, 25/F Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, 5 Connaught Road, Central
How much? $2,000 minimum spend per person for a deluxe table; $2,500 minimum spend per person for a premium window table. Both dinner seatings can enjoy free-flow Brut and Sake for an additional $528 per person. From 10.30 pm, entry is $888 per person which includes a glass of Champagne.
Countdown to 2024
The Mandarin Club
The Mandarin Club, located on the 23rd floor of Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong overlooks Statue Square with unobstructed views of the Victoria Harbour. The venue will be offered as an exclusive viewing venue of the firework display for in-house club and suite guests to countdown to 2024. The Mandarin Club will provide free-flow Champagne, house wines, beer and soft drinks, and canapés with dazzling live entertainment for the exciting countdown moment which will commence at 11.30 pm.
When: From 11.30 pm
Where: The Mandarin Club, 23/F, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, 5 Connaught Road, Central
How much? Available to guests staying in Suite or Club rooms only.
MO Bar All Day Brunch
MO Bar
MO Bar has introduced an all day festive brunch this season, along with 90-minutes of free-flow of festive cocktails, Moët & Chandon vintage Champagne, draught beer and wines,
Seasonal favourites include duck foie gras mousse with cape gooseberry and toasted brioche, MSC-certified Alaskan king crab with avocado, lime and jalapeno mayonnaise tart, roast turkey with sage bread stuffing and gravy and MO Bar classic, Boston Lobster Thermidor.
Join the New Year’s Eve Countdown Party from 10pm to 2am with the exciting live DJ tunes, and savour MO Bar’s compelling a la carte dishes throughout the night. Walk-ins are welcome for the party.
When: December 31; 11.30 am-9.30 pm
Where: MO Bar, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Central
How much? From $998 per person; $698 per child
New Year’s Eve Omakase Menu
Nobu Hong Kong
Nobu Hong Kong, which recently reopened in Hong Kong to showcase Chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s intriguing world of umami flavours and Nobu style dishes with Peruvian influences, is offering a curated New Year’s Eve Omakase Dinner Menu. Dinner is followed by a New Year’s countdown with framed views of Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline.
When: 6 pm until Countdown
Where: Nobu Hong Kong, Second Floor, Regent Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui
How much? $2,888 per adult; $1,188 per child (4-11 years old)
Ring in the New Year with unrivalled glamour
Island Shangri-La
From a dazzling black-tie soiree at Michelin-starred Restaurant Petrus to dinner and dancing at Lobster Bar and Grill and an unbeatable countdown party on the 56th-floor Harbour Room with uninterrupted views of Victoria Harbour’s New Year’s Eve fireworks – there’s something for everyone at Island Shangri-La.
Iconic Michelin-starred Restaurant Petrus offers the quintessential glamorous New Year’s Eve experience with Champagne towers and a decadent six-course dinner prepared by Chef Uwe Opocensky. Those who love to dance can welcome the New Year at Lobster Bar and Grill, featuring a live band playing classic disco hits.
As the clock approaches midnight, guests celebrating throughout the hotel are invited to gather in the 56th-floor Harbour Room where the dance floor will be lit with tunes played by a live band. Free-flow Champagne will be available, and the Cigar and Whisky Bars will remain open until the wee hours.
Where: Island Shangri-La, Supreme Court Road, Admiralty
How much? New Year’s Eve dinner at Restaurant Petrus costs $2,888 per person; New Year’s Eve dinner at Lobster Bar and Grill costs $1,988 per person; an optional wine pairing add-on is available for $988; a $550 entrance fee will be charged for the Countdown Party, which includes a glass of Champagne.
New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner Menu
The Peninsula Hong Kong
Having turned 95 this year, The Peninsula Hong Kong will offer dazzling New Year’s Eve dinner options at its famed dining outlets. The festive season is always a glamorous affair at Michelin-starred Gaddi’s. Amid tables exquisitely laid with crisp linen, sparkling silverware, and elegant crystal, Chef de Cuisine Albin Gobil’s sublime French haute-cuisine specialities are served beneath the glow of chandeliers. For the last night of 2023, Gaddi’s, which celebrated its 70th anniversary this year, will serve a 10-course New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner menu. Meanwhile, the festive season feels truly elevated at Felix, The Peninsula Hong Kong’s iconic 28th floor restaurant which will serve a lively menu of farm-to-table dishes, and creative cocktails. For Michelin-starred Cantonese cuisine, head to Spring Moon, where Executive Chef Lam Yuk Ming will serve an eight-course New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner Menu.
Where: The Peninsula Hong Kong, Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
How much? Gaddi’s New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner costs $5,188 per person; Felix’s New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner costs $4,688 per person; the New Year’s Eve Gala Dinner at Spring Moon costs $3,688 per person.
New Year’s Eve Dinner Menu
Olé
Ring in 2024 at Hong Kong’s favourite Spanish restaurant, Olé which celebrated its 25th anniversary this year and offers an indulgent seven-course New Year’s Eve Dinner Menu designed for the whole table to share. Guests can feast on sharing starters such as sizzling garlic shrimps and slow-braised Iberico pork cheek, followed by mains such as Challanas duck breast, red prawn paella and roasted suckling pig and desserts like chocolate fondant and berries and cava with lucky grapes.
When: First seating 6 pm; second seating 8.30 pm
Where: Olé, 1/F, Shun Ho Tower, 24-30 Ice House St, Central
How much? $980 per person
