About Glow
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Second Street traverses the steeply sloped flanks of the hilly Sai Ying Pun district in western Hong Kong, and it’s here that you can find one of the best oyster bars in the city. With a fine selection of oysters imported from all over the world, GLOW is a fantastic place to get your seafood fix. It’s not all aphrodisiac shellfish here, though – GLOW offers a range of grilled and roasted dishes, with an emphasis on seafood, but with enough diversity to satisfy landlubbers, too.
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GLOW takes pride in sourcing the finest oysters from around the world. Given the lengths to which
GLOW goes to research and import these sought after shellfish, it’s not surprising that GLOW is at
pains to pass on their know-how to their patrons who frequent its Second Street premises in the
Hong Kong hillside district of Sai Ying Pun. A recent arrival, for example, are the Raspberry Point
oysters all the way from Prince Edward Island, on Canada’s eastern seaboard. These, GLOW informs
us, are a little briny but sweet as can be due to their high mineral content.
Oyster
aficionados should be happy to know that GLOW puts on an oyster happy hour from 6pm until 8pm
on Tuesdays through to Fridays, with a free glass of delicious white wine – the only
accompaniment worthy of the oyster. Indeed, no oyster bar worth its sea salt would forget to
carefully curate a wine and beverage list to make a French duke smile. There are old- and new-world
wines aplenty at this Hong Kong oyster oasis, plus delicious digestifs such as limoncello, gianduja and
grappa to wash it all down. Plus, if you happen to be in Sai Ying Pun around lunchtime, check out
GLOW’s weekday lunchtime specials – 50% off regular prices.