Dining deals, shopping discounts and free travel – what Hong Kong is offering to mark July 1
- Take advantage of the dozens of offerings from businesses to mark city’s 27th anniversary of its return to Chinese rule
Hong Kong is rolling out freebies and discounts on transport and dining, along with other incentives, to mark its 27th anniversary of the return to Chinese rule on July 1.
Community groups are also helping the government’s efforts to promote the day by holding a variety of celebratory events, including cultural shows, singing performances, neighbourhood carnivals and a dessert bazaar.
Here, the Post lists the key special offers on July 1.
Dining
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The Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel is offering 29 per cent off at all restaurants and lounges from June 28 to July 7
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Cha chaan teng chain Tai Hing is offering 29 per cent off its entire menu at all branches, except at the airport on July 1
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Signature baked rice with pork chop in tomato sauce is 29 per cent off at all of Maxim’s MX, Food2 and can.teen chains, apart from the airport.
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From June 29 to July 1, Tai Cheong Bakery will sell egg tarts for HK$7.1 (91 US cents) each
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KFC is selling Portuguese egg tarts for HK$7.1 each on July 1, after 11am
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Tokyo Joe is offering a 29 per cent discount on a la carte menu during lunch and dinner, while Kyoto Joe is offering 29 per cent off brunch and an eight-course dinner tasting menu on July 1
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Jashan Celebrating Indian Cuisine is offering 29 per cent off on its a la carte food menu for dine-in only on July 1
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Residents can enjoy 29 per cent off the entire drinks menu at The China Bar from 10pm onwards on July 1
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McDonald's is selling a Coconut Latte for HK$9.9 when using a coupon from its app, from July 1 to 7, 3pm to 6pm
