True to its name, Dining at Home was created by Puja Rajwani as a way to share home cooked, delicious Indian and Pakistani food in a relaxed and cosy space. An explorer of recipes both old and new, Puja offers “Indian cooking straight from the heart” with a multi-course menu at $520 per head. The fare here is flavourful and authentic — previous Sassy favourites include the Sindhi Besan Ka (a traditional vegetarian Sindhi curry) and the carrot halva for dessert!
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Dining at Home, 9700 4474, www.diningathome.biz, www.facebook.com/diningathomehk, [email protected]
Pomegranate Kitchen definitely has lots to offer — their chef lineup boasts talents of Mediterranean, European, American and Asian cuisines, which means you’re in luck no matter what you’re in the mood for. Plus, they cater to all sorts of events, from cocktails to receptions to picnics — so really, there’s never a bad time to check them out! Whatever you’ve got in mind, Pomegranate Kitchen promises to make it happen.
Pomegranate Kitchen, Unit 4B, 44 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong, 2580 0663, www.pomegranate.com.hk
When it comes to the private kitchen, Cuore has been on the ball for years. Created by Chef Andrea Oschetti, Cuore Private Kitchen boasts authentic food inspired by his travels as well as a warm and charming atmosphere. Priced at $880 per person, you’ll walk away satisfied and full of not only delicious food, but colourful stories.
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Cuore Private Kitchen, 6106 0044, cuoreprivatechef.com, [email protected]
CulinArt is a triple threat that offers catering, an in-house chef’s table, as well as corporate team-building cooking classes. Specialising in dishes that are a feast for the eyes as well as the mouth, CulinArt can offer something memorable for both your event and your Instagram feed.
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Culinart, 22B Kwai Bo Industrial Building, 40 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, 2580 0919, culinart.com.hk
Dine Art is a 4,000-feet classy space made up of equal parts open kitchen and art gallery, ensuring a unique Italian dining experience. If that doesn’t sound intriguing, then what does? Helmed by Chef Cosimo Taddei, this place can take on anything from intimate dinners of 10 to extravagant events for 100. Dine Art is a place to indulge all the senses.
Dine Art, 16th Floor, Room A, Kwai Bo Industrial Building, 40 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, 2805 8555, dinearthk.com, [email protected]
Serving traditional Shanghainese food, Gitone is the Superman of Hong Kong’s private kitchens. An art studio by day, it turns into one of Hong Kong’s most intimate speakeasies at night. $380 a head gets you a multi-course banquet which might include drunken chicken, braised pig’s knuckle and spicy cucumber appetisers.
Gitone, G/F Lei King Wan, 45 Tai Hong Street, Sai Wan Ho, 2527 3448, www.gitone.hk
There are plenty of private dining options in Hong Kong, and these are just some of our favourites! Don’t forget to also check out Plateculture, a brand new platform that’s essentially the AirBnB of food. You can try a number of different cuisines at homes all over Hong Kong, some of which belong to extremely talented chefs and offer a private dining feel. For even more private kitchens, have a browse of our directory here.
Happy dining!