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Hong Kong Islands

Seafood, beach tables and vegetarian cuisine · Official websites

⚠️ Timetables, prices and access conditions may change without notice, for reasons beyond our control (season, weather, decisions by operators, venues or local authorities). Before every trip, check the information with the relevant authorities and service providers.

🦞Seafront tables4 places
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Lamma Rainbow Seafood Restaurant
Lamma · Sok Kwu Wan

One of the big seafood restaurants on the Sok Kwu Wan waterfront, with its live tanks; free boat for diners from Central, Tsim Sha Tsui and Aberdeen.

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🌐Official websitelammarainbow.com→
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Tai O Lookout
Lantau · Tai O Heritage Hotel

The restaurant of Tai O’s heritage hotel, in the former police station, with a terrace over the sea: the perfect break after visiting the village.

TerraceSea viewHeritage
🌐Official websitetaioheritagehotel.com→
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Bathers
Lantau · Lower Cheung Sha

Renowned beach restaurant on the sand of Cheung Sha, Hong Kong’s longest beach; a favourite at sunset.

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🌐Official websitebathers.com.hk→
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Terracotta Lamma
Lamma · seafront

Restaurant-bar with a sea-facing terrace, popular with Lamma locals; open Wednesday to Monday.

TerraceBarSeafront
🌐Official websiteterracottalamma.com→
☕Cafés, snacks & world food5 places
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Gangstas
Lamma · Yung Shue Wan, Main Street

Laid-back Mexican food on Yung Shue Wan’s main street, open daily for lunch and dinner.

MexicanBudgetVillage
🌐Official websitegangstashk.com→
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Treasure Island Beach Club
Lantau · Pui O beach

The Pui O beach club’s restaurant-bar: simple dishes, cold drinks and bay views after a surf or paddle session.

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🌐Official websitetreasureislandhk.com→
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Cheung Chau Windsurfing Centre Outdoor Café
Cheung Chau · Kwun Yam Wan

Terrace café above the sea at the island’s windsurfing club: an ideal stop on a bike loop.

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🌐Official websiteccwindc.com.hk→
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Kwok Kam Kee
Cheung Chau

Traditional bakery known for its red-stamped “peace buns” (ping on bao), the emblem of the Bun Festival; also biscuits and local snacks.

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🌐Official websitekwokkamkee.com→
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Po Lin Monastery vegetarian restaurant
Lantau · Ngong Ping

Buddhist vegetarian meals served at the monastery, at the foot of the Big Buddha: a classic part of the visit.

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🌐Official websiteplm.org.hk→

On the islands, people come first for the seafood: in Sok Kwu Wan (Lamma) or at Cheung Chau harbour, you pick your fish and shellfish from the tanks before they are cooked. Many small stalls, cafés and fish restaurants have no website: we only list places with an official website here. Book at weekends, and check the time of the last ferry before sitting down to eat.

Header photo: Seafood tanks in Yung Shue Wan, Lamma — Chaadimongs, CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons