Quarry Bay & Tai Koo Guide: Restaurants, Cafes & Things To Do

Venture to the Eastside and explore Quarry Bay’s best restaurants, cafes and recreational centres…

Sandwiched between North Point and Tai Koo, Quarry Bay is one of the oldest districts on the eastern side of Hong Kong Island. But don’t be fooled, this neighbourhood is buzzing with hip new eateries and packed with a plethora of recreational activities to try out (retro roller-skating rinks, trampoline parks, indoor bouldering gyms, you name it!). Scroll through this comprehensive guide for our favourite Quarry Bay restaurants, cafes and things to do in the area.

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The Sixteenth

Open for lunch and dinner, this dining hub features four concepts including music-inspired temakeria TMK Funk & Rolls, relaxed sushi club Honjokko and Italian kitchen La Favourita.

The Sixteenth, 2/F, Oxford House, Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, www.thesixteenth.hk

Catch Quarry Bay

With classic options like Smashed Avo Toast and HK Scramble on Sourdough, brunch at CATCH is sure to provide ample fuel for a day of exploring Quarry Bay. For something lighter, head here between 4pm and 7pm to enjoy happy hour drinks and snacks at the wine bar.

Catch Quarry Bay, 21 Hoi Wan Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2568 3299, catch.hk

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Pici Taikoo Place

This 10th Pici location is the franchise’s largest branch so far, with 155 seats, 3,200 square feet of space, and the pasta bar’s first dedicated outdoor dining area spilling out onto the streets of Taikoo Place. Be sure to try out the location-exclusive signature dishes while you’re there.

Pici Taikoo Place, G/F, Lincoln House, 979 King’s Road, Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2328 8688, pici.hk

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Camper’s Quarry Bay

This quaint camping-themed Japanese eatery has plenty of charm and some very reasonably priced dishes. The chef Fujita Kenta hails from Tokyo and prides himself on serving comfort food with low additives, more veggies and minimal fat.

Camper’s, 13A Pan Hot Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2668 6613, www.facebook.com/Campersbistro

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Frites

The draw at this popular franchise is the beer, mussels, and, of course, the delicious fries served with homemade mayo. Heartier choices such as Wiener Schnitzel are also delicious. This lively beer hall atmosphere is great for groups.

Frites, G/F, Oxford House, Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 3950 9000, www.frites.hk

Enoteca Quarry Bay

A solid mainstay in Quarry Bay for over 11 years, Enoteca is a favourite spot for gourmet Mediterranean tapas and hearty Italian plates, with a full service bar and wine list to boot.

Enoteca Quarry Bay, G/F, 35-41 Tong Chong Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2744 6000, www.enotecagroup.com/enoteca-quarry-bay

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Flames

For all you chicken lovers out there, Flames is sure to satisfy! With plenty of outdoor seats, it’s a fine option for a summer days! Portuguese style or mixed herbs and stuffing marinades are all winners in our books!

Flames, Shop A2, G/F, Hoi Wan Building, 25 Hoi Wan Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2563 9928, www.flames.hk/quarrybay

Campsite Quarry Bay

This glamping-themed restaurant nestled in K11 Atelier brings the fun of dining in the wild, indoors. You’ll find a playful Western-Japanese menu that includes elevated camping staples such as trail snacks, Wagyu skewers, flame-grilled lobster, and flaming s’mores.

CAMPSITE, L4A, Shop 15-17, Langham Place, 8 Argyle Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3705 8248, campsite.com.hk

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Mr & Mrs Fox

Busiest during brunch and happy hour, this lofty three-storey restaurant has plenty of room for a big group gathering on its buzzing bottom floor, while the levels above are set up for more intimate sit-down affairs and private dining.

Mr & Mrs Fox, 23 Tong Chong Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2697 8500, www.easthotels.com

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The Butchers Club Grille

The Butchers Club has expanded its reach to Taikoo Place, with the opening of this surf-and-turf restaurant concept. While The Butchers Club Grille sells a selection of high-quality dry-aged steak cuts over the counter, guests can also sit down for a hearty meal, featuring imported seafood and produce from around the globe.

The Butchers Club Grille, G/F, Westland Gardens, 12 Westlands Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2388 9644, store.thebutchers.club

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FIGS Bistro Mediterranean & Apéro Terrace Bar

The menu at this al fresco eatery draws from the regions of France, Italy, Greece and Spain, making up the restaurant’s name, F.I.G.S.. The airy 6,000-square-foot space offers both indoor and outdoor seating, with a bar out on the terrace where you can sip on craft cocktails made by master mixologist Vincent Chue.

FIGS Bistro Mediterranean & Apéro Terrace Bar, Shop 601, 6/F, 1111 King’s Road, Cityplaza One, Taikoo Shing, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2126 7357, www.silveroak.com.hk/figs

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Quarry Bay Cafes & Coffee Shops

Coco Espresso Quarry Bay

Stop by this street-side cafe for a bottled cold brew to-go or steaming cup of Australian coffee. With its tiled floors, minimal aesthetic and unicorn latte art, Coco Espresso draws in the Instagram crowd daily.

Coco Espresso Quarry Bay, G/F, Shop 25B,13-31 Hoi Kwong Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 25562889, www.facebook.com/cocoespressoQuarryBay

Grotto

Drop by Grotto’s Grab & Go counter for a hand-whisked latte or sparkling lemonade to keep you refreshed as you wander around Quarry Bay. Be sure to also pick up a couple of its signature scones or “S(t)ones” for extra sustenance. With flavours like Classic Buttery, Pandan & Shredded Coconut and Classic Buttery, how could you resist?

Grotto, 19 Hoi Chak Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 3563 8935, www.facebook.com/grotto.hk

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Tempo Tempo

While away a lazy afternoon on Tempo Tempo’s al fresco terrazza. From bubbly Champagne cocktails, refreshing Aperol spritzes, inventive vodka infusions, and more, you’ll be spoilt for choice and staying till the sun goes down.

Tempo Tempo, 2/F, Oxford House, Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2788 3037, www.tempotempo.hk

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HAVN° Coffee

Launched by the team behind popular cafe Little Cove, HAVN° Coffee is a great sustainable java joint to support in the area. Not only does it serve ethically-sourced brews but it is proudly the world’s first specialty coffee brand to use a fully plastic-free cup that can be recycled with paper (including the lids!).

HAVN° Coffee, Kiosk A, 1/F Oxford House, Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 6282 3385, www.facebook.com/havncoffee

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Fuel Espresso Taikoo Place

You’ll find Fuel Espresso in a quiet corner of One Taikoo Place. This java stop only uses washed arabica beans, lightly roasted in small batches, then aged, shipped overnight from New Zealand, and brewed with mineralised water.

Fuel Espresso Taikoo Place, G/F One Taikoo Place, Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Rd, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, www.taikooplace.com

Sugar

A sophisticated rooftop bar and deck, Sugar is a great hangout for late-night drinks. Snag a spot at the outdoor deck where you can sip on signature and seasonal cocktails as you watch the ferries and boats sail away along the Victoria Harbour.

Sugar, 32/F, EAST, 29 Taikoo Shing Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 3968 3738, www.easthotels.com

Things To Do In Quarry Bay And Tai Koo

Monster Building (Yick Cheong Building)

This Insta-famous photo spot draws in photographers of all calibres and has even been featured in films such as “Transformers: Age of Extinction” and “Ghost in the Shell”. Notoriously nicknamed the “Monster Building”, perhaps for the ominous shadow the looming towers cast, this cluster of 18-storey tenements sitting on King’s Road is a sight to behold.

Yick Cheong Building, King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong

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Ryze Hong Kong Trampoline Park

Channel your inner Ninja Warrior and take on the exhilarating obstacle courses at Ryze trampoline park, where you can scramble up rope ladders, swing from punching bags, ricochet off state-of-the-art bounce boards and dive into a pit of foam cubes. The jumping field portion features 7,000 square feet of over 40 connected trampolines, including the popular angled wall trampolines and launching decks.

Ryze Ultimate Trampoline Park, 3/F, 321 Java Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2337 8191, www.ryzehongkong.com

Quarry Bay Tree Walk & Mount Parker Road Green Trail

Along this easy Quarry Bay hike you’ll encounter remnants of wartime communal kitchens that were used back in the second world war, as well as some lovely signs telling you about the many tree species around the area. Continue down the shaded Mount Parker Road Green Trail towards Tai Tam County Park where you can take in great views overlooking Quarry Bay and Tai Koo.

This Quarry Bay hike starts from Quarry Bay MTR Station, Exit A, and ends at Tai Koo MTR Station, Exit B.

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Verm City

Verm City stands as one of Hong Kong’s first and largest bouldering gyms, spanning an expansive 20,000-square-foot space. It comprises a Clip N’ Climb component (suitable for novice climbers of all ages), a moon board, training area, and lounge area complete with a kiosk and free wifi.

Verm City, 4/F, Kodak House 1, 321 Java Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2560 8128, www.vermcity.com

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MOViE MOViE Cityplaza

This deluxe cinema is the place to catch the latest Hollywood and local blockbusters, arthouse gems and acclaimed international films. Book a special screening in the MM Moments VIP House for a presidential viewing experience complete with advanced 4K laser projection and premium leather recliners.

MOViE MOViE Cityplaza, 5/F, Cityplaza, 18 Taikoo Shing Road, Tai Koo, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, www.cinema.com.hk, www.moviemovie.com.hk

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Bun’s 2020

Lace up your skates and relive the nostalgic pastime of rollerskating under neon lights. Bit wobbly on your wheels? Sign up for a class in the mini-training area and you’ll be grooving to disco tunes in the main rink in no time!

Bun’s 2020, 7/F, Kodak House 1, 321 Java Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2779 2020, WhatsApp: 6061 0300, buns2020.com.hk

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Quarry Bay Park

This 15-hectare park comprises a long promenade popular among joggers, a designated pet garden, playgrounds, kiosks, and floodlight tennis and football pitches that are open daily from 7am to 11pm.

Quarry Bay Park, Hoi Tai Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong

H-Kore

With workouts modelled after the Lagree Fitness technique, expect to strengthen, stretch and sweat in every class. Its Quarry Bay location houses two large fitness rooms for Yoga, Barre, Circuit, Mat Pilates classes and more.

H-Kore, Suite 1201 Dorset House, Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 3107 1144, h-kore.com

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二拳書館 Book Punch

Local’s love this quirky neighbourhood bookshop, which opened its first store in Sham Shui Po and recently expanded to Quarry Bay. In addition to a selection of new and second hand English books, don’t be surprised to find locally-grown vegetables and hand-made goods – visitors who spend more than $100 can choose between a half catty of greens or little treat to take home.

二拳書館 Book Punch, Shop N, Tai Lung House, 123 Quarry Bay Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, www.facebook.com/BookPunch.QB

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