Showcasing one of the most iconic skylines in the world, Hong Kong is a dream destination to mix fantastic food with fantastic views. And luckily there are a bunch of amazing Hong Kong rooftop restaurants where you can make dreams come true. To help you find the best rooftop restaurant Hong Kong, we have gathered this complete list of the top spots for some elevated dining.
Update: This article was updated on April 28, 2025, with new information, new restaurants, updated photos, booking links and insider tips.
Most of the venues offer a dual setting of indoor/outdoor, where the interior usually is a dining room for more hearty meals, while the outdoor terraces focus more on drinks and bites. Use the booking links provided for each rooftop, to secure your spot.
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Whether you’re looking for an upscale rooftop dinner, a laid-back rooftop brunch, a vibrant rooftop party or a luxurious hotel rooftop pool, we’ve got you covered.
In short: Set on top of the Morecrown Commercial Building in Causeway Bay, SìpSip Rooftop is a casual rooftop bar, restaurant & sisha lounge, surrounded with less-casual views.
Food & Drinks: Famous for its selection of unique cocktails and top quality shisha, SìpSip also serves a great array of homey food. The food offerings range from Hawker Snacks and Double Boiled Soup & Congee, to Homey Rice Bowls, Noodles and Dim Sum.
What we think: For relaxing and friendly days and nights high above Hong Kong, SìpSip Rooftop is the place to go. Floating high above Causeway Bay, on top of the Morecrown Commercial Building, SìpSip Rooftop invites to a place to chill, a place to party, and a place to watch the sunset with friends and family. Holding an intimate indoor lounge, the prime spot here is the open-air rooftop terrace, surrounded with amazing views over the Hong Kong skyline and Victoria Harbour.
Dress code: The SìpSip Rooftop dress code is casual.
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In short: Located on the 5th and 6th at the Landmark shopping mall in the heart of Central, the venue includes a stylish dining room, a bar and lounge, as well as lush garden terrace.
Food & Drinks: Featuring modern Japanese cuisine that is authentic but not traditional, here you can discover a twist on izakaya dining. Share robata dishes and tempura, sushi and sashimi, or try one of the signature dishes.
What we think: If you're looking for trendy spots in Hong Kong where to dine with a view, Zuma is probably the best pick. We love this rooftop restaurant. Most because of the delicious food and trendy vibe. The view is good, but not as spectcular as many other rooftops in this city.
Dress code: The Zuma dress code is smart casual.
In short: Set over two floors at the Prince Tower in Tsim Sha Tsui, KABOOM is a modern and urban rooftop lounge and restaurant, made for elevated food and drinks.
Food & Drinks: The KABOOM menu is filled with creative South East Asian Fusion cuisine, including both small bites for sharing and more filling mains. Try some 'Deep Sea Tacos', a 'Tom Yum Gong Carbonara', or the 'Pan Seared Fresh Salmon Fillet'.
What we think: We love this rooftop, most due to the amazing view but also for the lovely decor and vibe. Dressed with natural bamboo, rattan chairs and wooden tables, the rooftop comes with a cool beachside vibe, both at the indoor lounge and out on the alfresco terrace. 20 floors above the buzzing streets below, here you get some amazing views over Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong Island.
Dress code: The KABOOM dress code is smart casual.
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In short: Found at the very tip of Ocean Terminal, the extension of Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui, Harbourside Grill serves a fantastic mix of prime cuts and the finest cross-harbour views.
Food & Drinks: The rooftop menu includes a selection of sizzling grilled specialties with a touch French finesse, cocked over the Josper oven and sourced from around the world. Apart from meats, there is alos a fine selectiong of seafood, complemented with global wines and crafted cocktails.
What we think: The perfect rooftop restaurant if you're looking for panoramic skyline views. Equipped with both a stylish indoor dining room with panoramic windows, and a lovely outdoor terrace (called Le Deck), Harbourside Grill lets you indulge in sweeping 180-degree views, from Wan Chai across IFC mall and over Victoria Harbour, all the way to ICC in West Kowloon.
Dress code: The Harbourside Grill dress code is smart casual.
In short: Perched on top of the fantastic hotel The Murray on Cotton Tree Drive, Popinjays is divided into a bright and stylish indoor restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows, wrapped with a 420 square meter outdoor terrace, surrounded with amazing views over the impressive Hong Kong skyline.
Food & Drinks: This Hong Kong rooftop restaurant focuses on European gastronomy created by Chef Alexandre. The food is served as semi-buffet lunch on weekdays, as an exotic afternoon tea, as exquisite dinner in the evenings, and as seafood brunch on weekends. Short story: it is pretty much always a great idea to visit Popinjays.
What we think: Popinjays is a contemporary European rooftop restaurant, taking its name from the resident cockatoos that live in the neighbouring Garden Road, Zoological and Botanical Gardens and Hong Kong Park. And just as the cockatoos enjoy being part of a flock, you are invited to enjoy Popinjays sociable spirit.
Dress code: The Popinjays dress code is smart casual.
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In short: Perched on top of the IFC mall, La Rambla brings a large slice of Barcelona to the heart of Hong Kong. Or more precise, a large slice of the bustling namesake boulevard in Barcelona.
Food & Drinks: Not surprising at all, the rooftop restaurant serves modern interpretations of regional Catalan cuisine and crowd-pleasing Spanish favorites. Created by Executive Chef Ferran Tadeo, there is everything from traditional tapas and signature paellas to seasonal seafood, served as lunch, dinner and a Sunday market brunch.
What we think: Covering 5,000 square feet, the venue is both spacious and vibrant, with an energetic indoor dining room with Velvet green booths and rattan chairs, leading out to a sleek outdoor terrace with amazing views of the iconic Victoria Harbour.
Dress code: The La Rambla dress code is smart casual.
In short: Cruise is set 23 floors above the busy streets of Hong Kong, on top of the lovely Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour in North Point, and it is both a stylish indoor rooftop restaurant and a chill outdoor rooftop bar.
Food & Drinks: Cruise invites you to 'expect the unexpected', serving a menu filled with Modern Asian small and large plates made perfect to share. Visit for laidback and casual lunches with a view, or more sophisticated evenings of food, wine and Asian-inspired cocktails.
What we think: Open throughout the day, you can visit Cruise for a sunny rooftop lunch or relaxing afternoon drinks, while the evenings are a bit more filled with attitude, a buzzing vibe and cool tunes. Both inside and out, the rooftop offers amazing views over Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon skyline. Grab a seat in a comfy lounge sofa or by the stylish dining tables, and you will have Hong Kong at your feet.
Dress code: The Cruise dress code is smart casual.
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In short: Located on the 27th floor of the five star Hotel de Park Lane, right opposite to Victoria Park, SKYE is divided into SKYE Dining, SKYE Roofbar and SKYE Gastrobar.
Food & Drinks: While the outside bar is a fantastic spot for alfresco cocktails, the stylish SKYE Dining with panoramic windows is the place to go for more filling meals. Here you can indulge in contemporary French cuisine created by Chef Lee Adams, with some ingredients grown in the hotel's own rooftop garden.
What we think: Open daily, SKYE serves set lunch on weekdays, brunch and afternoon tea on weekends, and dinner nightly. Covering more than 8 000 sq ft, there is plenty of room for both interior dining room, three private rooms and an outside rooftopdeck with an illuminated bar.
Dress code: The SKYE dress code is smart casual.
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In short: Located right in the heart of Wan Chai, the Wooloomooloo Steakhouse and bar offers a magical view of the entire city, including Wan Chai, Happy Valley and Victoria Harbour.
Food & Drinks: Here you can indulge in meat and seafood of the highest class, along with a fine selection of wines. Served daily as both lunch and dinner, you can go for á la carte or one of the great value set-menu's.
What we think: While the alfresco rooftop bar and lounge on top of the steakhouse has closed, the stylish dining room is still a prime spot for meals and a view, with panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows all around.
Dress code: The Wooloomooloo dress code is smart casual.
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