Ga Gi Nang

A fusion Mexican restaurant with a modern Asian take – this sums up Ga Gi Nang, whose name we’ll delve into later, and where the restaurant’s talented chefs combine traditional Mexican ingredients with cooking techniques common to Asia. Situated on Hong Kong’s Po Tuck Street in Shek Tong Tsui, just west of the buzzing Sai Ying Pung neighbourhood and close to Hill Road, the University of Hong Kong and HKU station, the restaurant is not in a particularly popular spot, which means that not only does the neighbourhood conserve its unblemished identity, but that Ga Gi Nang has also built up a strong exclusive community around its fun-loving food concept.

See below for info on Ga Gi Nang’s brunch and open bar, plus their taxi discount deal!

Do’t let Monday ruin your Sunday with Ga Gi Nang’s brunch, and why not kickstart the weekend with Thursday’s open bar specials.

And don’t forget, if you spend more than $300 at Ga Gi Nang, they will waive $50 off your taxi bill!*
*Terms & conditions apply.

A unique concept indeed – the management of Ga Gi Nang might sound as if they’ve gone off the deep end with their Mexican-Asian fusion idea. Those with an open mind quickly realise, however, that the cuisine at Ga Gi Nang on Hong Kong’s Po Tuck Street is simply genius, and while Sai Ying Pun has cachet, this Shek Tong Tsui enclave is drawing many west. Flavourful, satisfying, and the best of both worlds, Ga Gi Nang’s cuisine highlights the importance of international cooperation, a delicious step towards global harmony. Ga Gi Nang means family, our own people, and at another level brotherhood. This is how the Shek Tong Tsui restaurant was conceived, with some young brothers and hospitality industry collaborators getting together to give diners a feeling of connectivity between themselves and the restaurant’s amicable staff members and chefs.

In this way, Ga Gi Nang is a feeling, not just offering food but a taste of life. It's not only a restaurant but a Shek Tong Tsui community project that can be found just steps from Hong Kong University and HKU station up Po Tuck Street, where Ga Gi Nang slings out amazing Mexican-Asian fusion cuisine to hordes of hungry students, professors, and Shek Tong Tsui residents who like their food from outside of the box. Open every day of the week and serving a fantastic brunch selection on the weekends, guests have plenty of time to sample all of Ga Gi Nang’s unique dishes. One diner favourite is the belly kim: slow-cooked pork wrapped up with warm kimchi makes for a delicious combination of Mexican and Korean cuisine that should not be missed. Make yourself a reservation and taste it in person at this one-of-a-kind eatery.