Hong Kong

Dragon-I serves Japanese and Chinese fusion cuisine during the day but in the evenings, it turns into a nightclub. Have a drink with Hong Kong’s film and pop stars in this small but cosy designer club in Soho. It may be difficult to get into Dragon-I, but it is well worth the effort. For those who don’t manage to squeeze in, an alternative is happy hour from 5pm to 9pm on Wednesdays to Fridays.

Take the elevator up and prepare yourself for a wow-moment! The city skyline view from up here is just amazing and the bar is decorated in contemporary chinoiserie with beautiful turquoise and gold patterned floors. The Eyebar is a perfect place to have an evening drink (try their signature cocktail the ‘Suzie Wrong’).

All-day dinning and fancy cocktails in a sophisticated ambiance - this is what you can expect at MO Bar. The interior designer for this bar, Adam Tihany, specialises in luxury spaces and it is easy to tell by the way this unique bar is designed. The clientele is largely bankers and celebrities who know what they want and where to get it.

Tai Lung Fung does not really follow the style of the other bars, but has its own unique flair. Do you want to have a taste of the good old days in Hong Kong of the 60-70s? It is located just by the historic Blue House cultural centre, and the decoration is all made up of post-war items.

This bar lives up to its name: a good place to hang out with friends all night long. Eight in-house rock bands, their live music after happy hour with a dance floor is undoubtedly a highlight. Yet, if you would like to have a heart-to-heart over beer, wine, or cocktails till dawn, the sound-proof door prevents you getting distracted from the conversation.

OZONE is the highest rooftop sky bar in the world, and offers an unbelievable view of the Victoria Harbour from the 118th floor. The bar is stylishly decorated, aiming to bring you a memorable night with their inventive food and drinks and outstanding service.