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Grand Hyatt Steakhouse: restaurant review

  • Moody, dim-lit interiors set the tone for an evening of meat-centred indulgence

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The wide wine selection at Grand Hyatt Steakhouse in Hong Kong. Photo: Handout

A haven for meat lovers, this Wan Chai mainstay, spread over two floors and including three private dining rooms, has all the trappings of an archetypal steakhouse: table-side service, a brimming red wine list and classic sides to complement the juicy, thick-cut steaks.

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Moody, dim-lit interiors rendered in leather and mahogany wood set the tone for an evening of meat-centred indulgence, spotlighting high quality cuts from Australia, Argentina and the United States. Pair the artisanal dry-aged beef with a smorgasbord of starters and sides: lobster bisque, bone marrow and “dirty” fried potatoes are among the tantalising options on offer.

A classic rib-eye and wine at the Grand Hyatt Steakhouse. Photo: Handout
A classic rib-eye and wine at the Grand Hyatt Steakhouse. Photo: Handout

Signature dishes

Maryland crab cakes

Tomahawk rib-eye chop

Porterhouse

Contact details

Lobby Level, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong

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