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The hottest new dining openings in Hong Kong, November 10-16

Ready, get set … eat! Check out the latest additions to Hong Kong’s ever-evolving food and drinks scene, from pasta and Swiss wine to doughnuts

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The hottest new dining openings in Hong Kong, November 10-16. Photo: courtesy of À Poêle French Bistro
Gavin Yeung

These are the buzziest restaurants to put on your foodie hit list.

Nocino

Brown crab cacio e pepe bucatini at Nocino. Photo: courtesy of Nocino
Brown crab cacio e pepe bucatini at Nocino. Photo: courtesy of Nocino

Less than a year after opening in Tai Hang, popular Swiss-Italian restaurant Nocino has opened its second branch in Kwun Tong. With seating for 30, the Wai Yip Street location will serve Nocino’s signature grotto-style cuisine, including dishes such as ox cheek and pickled walnut ragù pappardelle and ’nduja reginette. Draught beer and Swiss wines comprise the drinks list, with special sundowner deals to entice the office crowd.

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93WYS, G/F, 93 Wai Yip Street, Kwun Tong

À Poêle French Bistro

À Poêle’s beef cheek bourguignon. Photo: courtesy of À Poêle French Bistro
À Poêle’s beef cheek bourguignon. Photo: courtesy of À Poêle French Bistro
From the team behind Ask For Alonzo, this new addition to Taikoo Shing brings a touch of Parisian charm to the neighbourhood. Inspired by classic French cafes, the restaurant offers tried and true dishes such as French onion soup and beef cheek bourguignon, washed down with an extensive selection of wines at accessible prices. Set lunch and dinner menus go further in easing the pressure on your wallets.

Shop 514, G/F, Hing On Mansion, 5 Tai Yue Avenue, Taikoo Shing

Mister Donut

The signature Pon de Ring from Mister Donut. Photo: courtesy of Mister Donut
The signature Pon de Ring from Mister Donut. Photo: courtesy of Mister Donut

Hong Kong has upped its doughnut game with the opening of the city’s first Mister Donut store, in K11 Art Mall. The popular Japanese chain is known for items such as the Pon de Ring, with its mochi-like consistency, French crullers and more – visitors to the store can choose from a selection of 28 types of doughnut. With plans to launch a second location in Kwun Tong, it looks like Mister Donut is only just getting started.

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