About Fang Fang
More about the restaurant: Fang Fang
Fang Fang accepts online reservations for up to 6 guests. For parties of 7 or more, please contact the restaurant directly, thank you.
Inspired and named after the acclaimed Chinese opera singer, Fang Fang restaurant in Hong Kong’s central district is turning heads in the culinary world. Specialising in modern Asian and Chinese cuisine, Fang Fang boasts a creative and innovative menu designed around premium local ingredients, new and exciting flavour combinations and the bustling cityscape of Hong Kong. Located within the LKF Tower on Wyndham Street, Fang Fang is premium Hong Kong dining at it’s finest. Booking ahead is essential.
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Chic, stylish and elegant, Fang Fang is grabbing the attention of foodies in the know in Hong Kong. Located in the central district, with a main dining area, bar, lounge and two private rooms, Fang Fang is the ideal choice for intimate dinner for two, business event, large group celebration or for a special family meal out to enjoy impeccable modern Chinese cuisine.
The menu is the star of the show at Fang Fang, with inspiration drawn from traditional Chinese cooking as well as modern Asian. Start your evening with edamame and truffle gyoza and jasmine tea smoked ribs, before moving on to their signature Fang Fang roasted duck, or perhaps the forest honey grilled Chilean sea bass is more to your taste? A must is to indulge in dessert and we love their ginger creme brulee that is a true delight to the senses. With a cocktail menu designed around the five Chinese elements of water, wood, earth, fire and metal, we certainly recommend you pay their talented mixologists a visit while you’re there and indulge in one of their expertly made tipples, to perfectly top off your visit to Fang Fang. You’ll find this Hong Kong space on Wyndham Street in central, just be sure to book ahead of time to avoid disappointment.