27 November, 2024
Hong Kong Airport Guide: Sky Bridge
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Hong Kong Airport Guide: Restaurants, Bars & Shops To Hit Before Your Flight

27 November, 2024
Hong Kong Airport Guide: Sky Bridge

Got some time to kill at Hong Kong International Airport? Here are the best restaurants, bars, shops and more to explore before your flight.

We all know it’s good to arrive at the airport early to avoid the stress of rushing through immigration to get to your boarding gate on time. But if you’re passing through Hong Kong International Airport, there are many more reasons why you might want to give yourself a few extra hours before your flight. Our Hong Kong Airport guide highlights where to get one last taste of Hong Kong, be pampered before your long-haul and shop for last-minute souvenirs.

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Hong Kong Airport Restaurants

Hong Kong Airport Guide: Restaurants, Duddell's

Duddell’s

Didn’t make it to this Michelin-starred spot during your stay? You still have a chance to try its award-winning dim sum, barbecued meats and other dishes prepared on site!

Sassy Tip: For more local bites, head to Tsui Wah (Departures, Level 8), Yung Kee Restaurant (Departures, Level 6), Tai Hing (Arrivals, Level 5) or Kam Kee Cafe (Arrivals, Level 5).

Duddell’s, Departures, Level 7, Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong

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Gordon Ramsay Plane Food To Go

Plane food but make it gourmet? Try out celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay’s take on airplane food, reimagined in a grab-and-go format. The menu takes inspiration from his Plane Food restaurant at London Heathrow, featuring comfort-food favourites made with quality ingredients. Manage your expectations though, this is obviously not the cuisine Gordon is known for to say the least.

Gordon Ramsay Plane Food To Go, Food Court after Departures (South), Level 7, Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong, 2754 9106


Caviar House & Prunier

Still have some budget to spare? End your trip on a high by indulging in caviar from Bordeaux, France and Balik smoked salmon from the Alps in Switzerland.

Caviar House & Prunier, Departures, Level 7, Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong, 2180 0770


Hong Kong Airport Cafes & Bars

Hong Kong Airport Guide: Bars, Intervals

Intervals Sky Bar & Restaurant

This first-of-its-kind signature cocktail bar brings an exceptional pre-flight experience to travellers at Hong Kong International Airport. From now until April 2024, don’t miss the ‘Cocktail GlobeTrotting’ Digital Guest Shift Series which spotlights notable bars, mixologists and their signature creations from destinations around the world. The monthly rotating cocktails are prepared on-site and presented alongside a video from the respective bartenders sharing top travel recommendations within their home cities.

Intervals, Level 9, Sky Bridge, Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong, 6706 8075, www.intervalsbar.com

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Tap + Brew

Knock back a pint at Tap + Brew before you set off. Located within the East to West Food Hall, this Western-style restaurant and bar offers a wide selection of craft and classic beers, as well as gastropub favourites like burgers, buffalo wings, and fish & chips.

Tap + Brew, Level 6, Departures, Terminal 1, Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong, 2167 8780


Hong Kong International Airport Cafes & Coffee Shops

  • Arabica (Departures, Level 6) – International specialty coffee chain brand from Kyoto, Japan, recently opened at the airport.
  • The Matcha Tokyo (Departures, Level 6, near gate 11) – A selection of matcha drinks alongside a variety of croffles and airport-exclusive hot dogs.
  • GODIVA Café (Departures, Level 7) – From gourmet coffees and hot cocoa to chocolate soft serve and other indulgences, get your chocolate fix at the GODIVA Café.
  • KaravanStop by Nodi (Departures, Level 6, near gate 64) – A lifestyle cafe concept combining artisanal coffee, classic cafe fare and fun environment to dine.
  • TenRen’s Tea (Arrivals, Level 5) – Craving one last boba before you leave the city? This popular Taiwanese tea house serves a wide range of tea-based specialty drinks to suit all tastes.

Hong Kong Airport Shops

Hong Kong Airport Guide: Goods of Desire, G.O.D

G.O.D (Goods of Desire)

Need to grab a last-minute souvenir gift? This quintessential Hong Kong design and lifestyle brand has you covered with its range of fashion, home and lifestyle products inspired by the city’s unique culture and heritage. Think mahjong wine glass markets, candles shaped like dim sum, and Hong Kong skyline socks.

Sassy Tip: For more Hong Kong-themed gifts, head to Homeless (Departures, Level 6 & 7), HOME HONG (Departures, Level 6, near gate 60), or the Discover Hong Kong store (Departures, Level 6 & 7).

G.O.D, Shop 6S505, Terminal 1 (near gate 2), Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong, 2698 8629
G.O.D, Shop 6W506, West Hall (near gate 60), Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong, 2323 9233, god.com.hk

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travelwell

Open 24 hours, travelwell is Hong Kong Airport’s first autonomous shop. The convenience store stocks everything from packaged food and drinks to travel essentials and souvenirs. Simply tap your credit card to enter, pick up what you need and leave the shop without stopping to pay at the cashier.

travelwell, Sky Bridge, Level 6, Departures, Terminal 1, Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong

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Designer Brands At Hong Kong Airport

If your favourite way to pass time is to hit the shops, Hong Kong Airport will not leave you wanting. You’ll find all your favourite international designer brands from Miu Miu (Departures, Level 6) and LOEWE (Departures, Level 6) to Prada (Departures, Level 6) and Bottega Veneta (Departures, Level 6), plus more affordable options like Zara (Departures, Level 6) and lululemon (Departures, Level 6).


Things To Do At Hong Kong Airport

Hong Kong Airport Guide: HKIA VIP Lounge

HKIA VIP Lounge

Complete your check-in, security check, immigration and more all within the modern HKIA VIP Lounge, while enjoying other 24/7 services including food and beverages, shower facilities, and a chauffeured ride to your boarding gate.

HKIA VIP Lounge, Terminal 1, Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong


Plaza Premium Infinity Room

For something a little more swish, Plaza Premium Group’s recently unveiled premium VIP passenger Infinity Room offers a sanctuary-like space for a selected class of elite travellers. The “Lounge within a Lounge” serves as an extension to the personalised, all-inclusive lounge reserved for invited guests, such as Airline partners’ First Class and Business Class travellers. Infinity Room’s dining offerings rotate, from high tea in the afternoon to tapas in the evening and sweet snacks for a late-night indulgence.

Plaza Premium Infinity Room, Level 6, Departures Level, Terminal 1, Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong

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Sky Bridge

This 200-metre-long footbridge, equipped with an automated walkway, connects Terminal 1 and the T1 Satellite Concourse. Flanked with floor-to-ceiling windows, the Sky Bridge offers a panoramic view from the highest view point of the airport for travellers. An observation deck, catering outlet and shop is also set to open on the Sky Bridge in phases.

Sky Bridge, North Satellite Concourse, Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong


Hong Kong Airport Guide: Sky Garden

Sky Garden

Get some fresh air at the open-air Sky Garden before boarding your flight. Around the terrace, you’ll find metal art sculptures featuring the silhouettes of bauhinia flowers, goldfish, birds, butterflies and leaves, as well as lush greenery and benches.

Sky Garden, Level 7, East Hall, Departures, Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong


Oriental Massage Centre

Whether you were travelling for business or pleasure, there’s no better way to end your trip than with a rejuvenating head, shoulder or foot massage. The Oriental Massage Centre in Departures also offers nail services if you need to refresh your mani-pedi!

Oriental Massage Centre, Level 6, Departures (near gate 64), Terminal 1, Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong, 2261 0086

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HKIA Cherry Blossom Garden

It’s worth making a stop at the HKIA Cherry Blossom Garden on Chek Lap Kok Road where over 80 cherry blossom trees were planted for the public to enjoy. Head there between February and March for your best chance to catch them in full bloom, but be warned, there will be likely be hoards of other people vying to snap some pics for the ’Gram.

HKIA Cherry Blossom Garden, Chek Lap Kok South Road, Lantau, Hong Kong

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Wonder Eggshell

Travelling with kids? Drop them off at this unique play space which features a giant egg-shaped structure that connects to climbing nets, slides and curving tunnels. To the side, there are also bird-themed digital games that children of all ages can interact with.

Wonder Eggshell, Level 6, East Hall, Departures, Hong Kong International Airport, 1 Sky Plaza Road, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau, Hong Kong


Main image courtesy of Hong Kong International Airport, image 1 courtesy of Duddell’s via Instagram, image 2 courtesy of Intervals, image 3 courtesy of G.O.D via Instagram, image 4 & 5 courtesy of Hong Kong International Airport, image 6 courtesy of Hong Kong International Airport via Facebook.

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