Entertainment

Temple St Night Market
廟街夜市
Temple St, named after the temple dedicated to Tin Hau that resides at the street’s centre, hosts the liveliest night market in Hong Kong. But you don’t just come here to shop - this is also a place for eating and entertainment. You might pop into Mido, Hong Kong’s best known cha chan tang, or café, that serves local dishes, before visiting one of the fortune-tellers or herbalists. You can also find free, open-air Cantonese opera performances here.
Yau Ma Tei, btwn Jordan Rd & Man Ming La
油麻地, 佐敦道
underground rail: Jordan, exit C2; Yau Ma Tei, exit C

Champagne Bar
Take your fizz in the sumptuous surrounds of the Grand Hyatt's Champagne Bar, kitted out in Art Deco furnishings realistic enough to evoke the Paris of the 1920s. Live blues or jazz rings through the bar most evenings, and the circular main bar is always busy.
Ground fl, Grand Hyatt Hotel, 1 Harbour Rd, Wan Chai
灣仔港灣道1號君悅酒店
tel: 2588 1234 ext 7321
underground rail: MTR Wan Chai
17:00 - 01:00

Aqua Spirit
This magnificent mezzanine bar above a restaurant sits on top of one of Kowloon’s newest skyscrapers and is everyone’s favourite place for a drink with a view. Huge panes of glass provide spectacular vistas of Hong Kong’s twinkling city lights, and the plush lounges and booths provide ideal vantage points to appreciate the views. The cocktails offered are more sophisticated than your average mojito and the clientele is suitably beautiful.
30th fl, 1 Peking Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui
尖沙咀北京道1號30樓
tel: 3427 2288
underground rail: Tsim Sha Tsui (exit E)
18:00 - 01:00 Sun-Thu, 16:30 - 03:00 Fri & Sat

Gecko Lounge
Entered from narrow Ezra’s Lane off Cochrane Street or Pottinger Street, Gecko is an intimate lounge and wine bar run by a friendly French sommelier and wine importer with a penchant for absinthe. The well-hidden DJ mixes good sounds with Parisian tunes and there’s usually live music on Tuesday and Wednesday. Obviously the wine list is great, and the cocktails, beers and sociable atmosphere all add up to a great night on the town.
Lower ground fl, 15-19 Hollywood Rd, Centra
中環荷李活道15-19號地下
tel: 2537 4680
underground rail: Central (exit D1)
16:00 - 03:00 Mon-Thu, 16:00 - 06:00 Fri & Sat, happy hour 18:00 - 21:00

Lan Kwai Fong
蘭桂坊
Lan Kwai Fong is quite simply Hong Kong Islands chief entertainment district. With a massive number of bars and pubs, the area draws in tourists and locals alike for happy hour and pub crawling expeditions. The Wyndham St pocket has slightly more upmarket bars and restautants with Soho to the west (South of Hollywood Rd) another choice option for good food and nightlife.
South of Queen's Rd Central, around D'Aguilar & Wyndham Sts
皇后大道中以南,德己立街, 雲咸街附近
underground rail: Central MTR