If you’re looking to treat yourself with a top-notch steak, then Blue is always a great option. And with the restaurant’s secret off-menu free-flow drinks deal, we may just be making this place a regular spot. For guests dining in the downstairs seating area of Blue, all you need to do is order the 12oz Grass Fed Sirloin Tara Valley, Australian Black Angus ($280, including free-flow fries!), and for just an extra $90, you can also enjoy free-flow red or white wine to complete your meal!

Blue · Butcher & Meat Specialist, G/F, 108 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, www.bluebutcher.com

Read more: The Best Steak In Hong Kong

Another “secret” free-flow deal can be found at The Flying Elk. If you’re after a taste of Nordic comfort food, be sure to head to the Wyndham Street restaurant, and order either the veal schnitzel “Björn Frantzén” ($280), or the Fish & chips “tfe” ($220). When enjoying either of these hearty dishes, diners need only pay an extra $90 to enjoy free-flow house wines.

The Flying Elk, 32 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong, www.theflyingelk.com

If you’re looking to let your hair down and enjoy some drinks, there’s few better places to book than Three Blind Mice. With free-flow food and drinks packages for lunch and dinner, this is the perfect spot to host your celebrations! Prices start at $580 per person for two-and-a-half hours of free-flow food and drinks, or $680 per person for three-and-a-half hours. Bookings are advised to be made in advance, and a minimum of four guests are required, but if you’ve got a party of 16-29 you can book the private upstairs area, or for 40-50 people, you can book the entire restaurant! Drinks include beers, wines, prosecco, spirits and soft drinks, and food items include everything from arancini balls and crispy whitebait, to truffle mac ‘n’ cheese, BBQ ribs and so much more – find out everything you need to know here.

Three Blind Mice, 35 Ship Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, www.threeblindmicehk.com

This Wan Chai spot is perfect for seafood lovers, serving up an Italian-inspired menu with everything from squid fritti, to a fire-roasted seafood tower, Boston libster Chitarra and much more. But if you want to really enjoy your dining experience, then why not add on two hours of free-flow red and white house wines, beer, soft drinks and juices for an extra $398 per person? If you’re celebrating a special occasion, diners can opt for the Superiore free-flow which also includes two hours of Champagne for $598.

Osteria Marzia, The Fleming, 41 Fleming Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, www.osteriamarzia.com.hk

This small, local, lovable spot epitomises “cheap and cheerful”. Though we’ve yet to check it out ourselves, its unlimited food and drinks for $80 deal (yes, that’s Hong Kong dollars!) has placed it at the top of our list. With local Chinese dishes, lots of vegetarian alternatives, and unlimited beer, it’s no surprise this place has won rave reviews. Low-key and overflowing with energy, we hear Mr Wong himself is friendly, welcoming and hilarious – with a goal to make sure everyone in his presence has enough to eat and drink. Oh, and it’s just a convenient three minute walk from Langham Place and Mong Kok MTR station exit C3.

Mr Wong’s, 10 Shamchun Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, 2384 6833

Zuma’s night brunch, Yashoku, has been drawing the crowds in for a while now, with live performances, fresh flavours and top-quality booze. Literally translated as “Midnight Snack,” this is Hong Kong’s one and only Japanese night brunch! Taking place every Saturday from 8pm to 11pm, a range of different packages is offered, so you can tailor the evening to suit your needs. For $500, you can enjoy free-flow sake and beers, or for $650 you can upgrade to also get free-flow Champagne. Pairing that with food? Your rumbling tummy will thank you. Free-flow bubbly, sake, sochu and beers are paired with dishes from the extensive Yashoku brunch menu for $880. With everything from sashimi platters to mochi desserts, we don’t need much convincing to go.

Zuma, 15 Queens Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, 3657 6388, www.zumarestaurant.com

We all know La Vache! as a one of the best options in the city for quality steak and chips, but did you know that it also offers a free-flow drinks deal? To top off the set of steak, salad, and (unlimited!) fries for just $318 per person, diners can enjoy free-flow beer, house wines and spirits for an extra $320. The drinks deal is available for one-and-a-half hours, for up to seven diners, but for eight guests or more, you can also enjoy free-flow drinks for two-hours, for $380 per person.

La Vache!, 48 Peel Street, Central, Hong Kong, www.lavache.com.hk 

La Vache!, 12 Hart Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, www.lavache.com.hk

La Paloma’s energetic vibe is met with modern, playful decor and spicy flavours. The setting is perfect for a relaxed meal, but can easily upgrade to a slightly more boozy evening session. Starting at $220 for two-and-a-half hours, you’ll get your money’s worth with its all-you-can-drink offer, available for groups of 15 or more. Plus, it includes beer, sangria, cava, wine, and soft drinks – so really all you have to do is come thirsty.

La Paloma, 189 Queen’s Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, 2291 6161, www.lapaloma.hk

Fang Fang’s ambience resembles a fancy club lounge. With a combination of house music and dim lighting, it’s great for a big gathering with friends. Head over to make the most of the free-flow for yourself. Starting at $250 for two hours, you can have your fill of white wine, red wine, Asahi beer and sake. But for $350, the package can also include prosecco, and if you can stretch to $550, you’ll enjoy two-hours of free-flow Champagne!

Fang Fang, 8/F, LKF Tower, 33 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2983 9083, www.fangfang.com.hk

Braza is the go-to spot in Hong Kong for meat-lovers. Serving up everything from flank, ribeye and sirloin steaks, to marinated lamb, BBQ pork ribs and chicken wings, make sure to arrive hungry, as everything is brought to the table on skewers and carved before your eyes! For $398 the dinner includes access to the Brazilian style buffet and the plethora of charcoal-grilled and hand-carved meat dishes, but for an additional $220 per person, guests can also enjoy two-hours of free-flow caipirinhas, skol beer and house wine.

Braza Churrascaria, 3/F, Grand Progress Building, 15-16 Lan Kwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong, www.diningconcepts.com/restaurants/Braza-Churrascaria

208 is a well-known Hong Kong classic. A less-known, well-kept secret? The Cellar. This private dining room is a clandestine dining space, catering to groups of 10 to 22 people. It pitches itself as “the dinner party you wanted to host at home (but didn’t have the space to)”. Plus, it’s a great excuse to leave the dishes locked away. This luxe location offers a family-style shared feast (for $660 per person), that focuses on beautiful produce, prepared to perfection. The Cellar is available by appointment only, for lunch and dinner (Sunday to Thursday).

The Cellar, 208 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 2549 0208, www.208.com.hk, www.facebook.com/The-Cellar-HK-1231266830317736

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This all-day dining venue, found inside the Eaton HK, not only offers a vast selection of Asian cuisine with eight live cooking stations, a variety of Hong Kong classics, and regional specialties from the likes of Japan and Korea, but it also offers guests a great free-flow deal. Available at both lunch (from 12pm to 2:30pm) and dinner (from 6:30pm to 9:30pm), The Astor serves up a free-flow selection of red and white wines and sake to thirsty diners for $168.

The Astor, B1 Eaton HK, 380 Nathan Road, Jordan, Kowloon, Hong Kong, www.facebook.com/theastorhk

Motorino pizzas are amongst the best in the city, so next time you’re planning a casual get together, make sure to book in here and enjoy some free-flow drinks to go with your feast! Priced at $228 per person for two hours, drinks include prosecco, red and white house wines, beer and house spirits and is available for eight or more people.

Sassy Tip: If your two hours are up but the drinks are still flowing, you can add on an additional hour of free-flow for $128 per person.

Motorino, 14 Shelley Street, Central, Hong Kong

Motorino, 15 Ship Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, www.motorinohongkong.com

If you’re on the hunt for top-notch Middle Eastern fare in the city, then you needn’t look further than Maison Libanaise. We can’t get enough of the za’atar fried chicken, roasted cauliflower and pan-fried halloumi (accompanied by multiple baskets of hearth-baked pita bread!), but for a real party, you can also enjoy free-flow drinks. Priced at $288 per person for two hours, the deal is available for groups of eight or more, and includes red, white and rosé house wines and Lebanese beer. We recommend booking the cosy rooftop for Beirut vibes in the middle of the city.

Maison Libanaise, 10 Shelley Street, Central, Hong Kong, www.maisonlibanaise.com.hk

Read more: Your Guide to Middle Eastern Restaurants in Hong Kong

Editor’s Note: This article was originally written by Tania Shroff and was published on 19 September, 2017 and was updated on 13 March, 2019 by Annie Simpson.