List of Michelin starred restaurants in Hong Kong and Macau

Last updated April 19, 2024

This article contains the latest list of Michelin starred restaurants in Hong Kong and Macau in 2021 and 2022. The 2009 edition was the first edition of the Michelin Guide to Hong Kong and Macau to be published,^[1] making Hong Kong and Macau the second and third Asian territory to receive a Michelin guide, after Tokyo, Japan in 2008.^[2]

Alphabetic list

2021 - 2023

Name	Territory	Location
81⁄2 Otto e Mezzo Bombana	Hong Kong	The Landmark Alexandra
81⁄2 Otto e Mezzo Bombana	Macau	Galaxy Macau
Aaharn	Hong Kong	Hollywood Road
Ah Yat Harbour View	Hong Kong	Nathan Road
Alain Ducasse at Morpheus	Macau	City of Dreams
Amber	Hong Kong	The Landmark Mandarin Oriental
Andō	Hong Kong	Central
Arbor	Hong Kong	Central
Arcane	Hong Kong	18 On Lan St
Beefbar	Hong Kong	Central
Belon	Hong Kong	Hollywood Road
Bo Innovation	Hong Kong	Central
Caprice	Hong Kong	Four Seasons
Celebrity Cuisine	Hong Kong	Lan Kwai Fong
Chaat	Hong Kong	Rosewood Hong Kong
Duddell's	Hong Kong	Central
Écriture	Hong Kong	Central
Épure	Hong Kong	Harbour City
Estro	Hong Kong	Central
Feng Wei Ju	Macau	StarWorld Hotel
Five Foot Road	Macau	MGM Cotai
Fook Lam Moon	Hong Kong	Wan Chai branch
Forum Restaurant	Hong Kong	Sino Plaza
Fu Ho	Hong Kong	Tsim Sha Tsui branch
Gaddi's	Hong Kong	Peninsula Hotel
Godenya	Hong Kong	Sheung Wan
Golden Flower	Macau	Wynn Macau
Guo Fu Lou	Hong Kong	Central
Hansik Goo	Hong Kong	198 Wellington St
Ho Hung Kee	Hong Kong	Causeway Bay branch
I M Teppanyaki & Wine	Hong Kong	Tin Hau
Imperial Treasure Fine Chinese Cuisine	Hong Kong	Tsim Sha Tsui
Jade Dragon	Macau	City of Dreams
Jardin de Jade	Hong Kong	Sun Hung Kai Centre
Kam's Roast Goose	Hong Kong	Wan Chai
Kappo Rin	Hong Kong	The Landmark Mandarin Oriental
Kashiwaya Hong Kong	Hong Kong	18 On Lan St
L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon	Hong Kong	The Landmark Atrium
L'Envol	Hong Kong	St. Regis Hong Kong
Lai Heen	Macau	Galaxy Macau
Lei Garden	Hong Kong	Kwun Tong Branch
Liu Yuan Pavilion	Hong Kong	Wan Chai
Loaf On	Hong Kong	Sai Kung
Louise	Hong Kong	Hollywood Road
Lung King Heen	Hong Kong	Four Seasons
Man Ho	Hong Kong	JW Marriott Hong Kong
Man Wah	Hong Kong	Mandarin Oriental
Mandarin Grill + Bar	Hong Kong	Mandarin Oriental
Ming Court	Hong Kong	Cordis Hong Kong
Mizumi	Macau	Wynn Macau
Mono	Hong Kong	18 On Lan St
Nagamoto	Hong Kong	18 On Lan St
Neighborhood	Hong Kong	Hollywood Road
New Punjab Club	Hong Kong	Lan Kwai Fong
Noi	Hong Kong	Four Seasons
Octavium	Hong Kong	Central
Pang's Kitchen	Hong Kong	Happy Valley
Pearl Dragon	Macau	Studio City
Petrus	Hong Kong	Island Shangri-La
Robuchon au Dôme	Macau	Grand Lisboa
Roganic	Hong Kong	Sino Plaza
Rùn	Hong Kong	St. Regis Hong Kong
Ryota Kappou Modern	Hong Kong	18 On Lan St
Shang Palace	Hong Kong	Kowloon Shangri-La
Seventh Son	Hong Kong	Wan Chai
Sichuan Moon	Macau	Wynn Palace
Spring Moon	Hong Kong	Peninsula Hotel
Summer Palace	Hong Kong	Island Shangri-La
Sun Tung Lok	Hong Kong	Tsim Sha Tsui
Sushi Saito	Hong Kong	Four Seasons
Sushi Shikon	Hong Kong	The Landmark Mandarin Oriental
Sushi Wadatsumi	Hong Kong	K11 MUSEA
T'ang Court	Hong Kong	The Langham
Ta Vie	Hong Kong	The Pottinger
Takumi by Daisuke Mori	Hong Kong	Wan Chai
Tate Dining Room	Hong Kong	Hollywood Road
The Araki	Hong Kong	Tsim Sha Tsui
The Chairman	Hong Kong	198 Wellington St
The Demon Celebrity	Hong Kong	Lan Kwai Fong
The Eight	Macau	Grand Lisboa
The Golden Peacock	Macau	The Venetian Macao
The Huaiyang Garden	Macau	The Londoner Macao
The Kitchen	Macau	Grand Lisboa
Tim Ho Wan	Hong Kong	Sham Shui Po
Tim's Kitchen	Macau	Casino Lisboa
Tin Lung Heen	Hong Kong	Ritz-Carlton
Tosca di Angelo	Hong Kong	Ritz-Carlton
Vea	Hong Kong	198 Wellington St
Whey	Hong Kong	198 Wellington St
Wing Lei	Macau	Wynn Macau
Wing Lei Palace	Macau	Wynn Palace
Xin Rong Ji	Hong Kong	Wan Chai
Lai Ching Heen	Hong Kong	Regent Hong Kong
Yat Lok	Hong Kong	Central
Yat Tung Heen	Hong Kong	Jordan
Yardbird	Hong Kong	Sheung Wan
Yè Shanghai	Hong Kong	Tsim Sha Tsui branch
Ying	Macau	Altira Macau
Ying Jee Club	Hong Kong	Nexxus Building
Yong Fu	Hong Kong	Wan Chai
Zi Yat Heen	Macau	Four Seasons Macao
Zest by Konishi	Hong Kong	18 On Lan St
Zhejiang Heen	Hong Kong	Wan Chai
Zuicho	Hong Kong	Sheung Wan

2009 - 2020

Name	Territory	Location	2013 (68)^[9]	2014 (73)^[10]	2015 (75)^[11]	2016 (77)^[12]	2017 (79)^[13]	2018 (81)^[14]	2019 (82)^[15]	2020 (90)^[16]
81⁄2 Otto e Mezzo Bombana	Hong Kong	Alexandra House
81⁄2 Otto e Mezzo Bombana	Macau	Galaxy Macau
Aaharn	Hong Kong
Ah Yat Harbour View	Hong Kong	iSQUARE
Akrame	Hong Kong	Ship Street
Arcane	Hong Kong	On Lan Street, Central
Alain Ducasse at Morpheus	Macau	City of Dreams
Amber	Hong Kong	The Landmark, Mandarin Oriental
Arbor	Hong Kong	Central
Aurora	Macau
Beefbar	Hong Kong	Club Lusitano
BELON	Hong Kong	Elgin Street
Bo Innovation	Hong Kong	J Residence, Wan Chai
The Boss	Hong Kong	Peter Building, Queen's Road Central					closed^[17]
Cafe Gray Deluxe	Hong Kong
Caprice	Hong Kong	Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong
Cépage	Hong Kong	Wing Fung Street		closed^[18]
Celebrity Cuisine	Hong Kong	Kau U Fong
Chili Fagara	Hong Kong	Graham Street							closed^[19]
CIAK - In The Kitchen	Hong Kong	Landmark
Cuisine Cuisine	Hong Kong	Central
Cuisine Cuisine	Hong Kong	Tsim Sha Tsui
Din Tai Fung	Hong Kong	Causeway Bay
Din Tai Fung	Hong Kong	Silvercord (Tsim Sha Tsui) branch
Dong Lai Shun	Hong Kong	Tsim Sha Tsui
The Drawing Room	Hong Kong	Causeway Bay		closed^[20]
Duddell's	Hong Kong	Shanghai Tang Mansion
Dynasty Restaurant	Hong Kong	Wanchai
Ecriture	Hong Kong	Central
The Eight	Macau	Casino Lisboa
ÉPURE	Hong Kong	Harbour City
Farm House Chinese Restaurant	Hong Kong	Causeway Bay
Feng Wei Ju	Macau	StarWorld Macau Hotel
Fook Lam Moon	Hong Kong	Tsim Sha Tsui branch
Fook Lam Moon	Hong Kong	Wan Chai branch
Forum Restaurant	Hong Kong	Sino Plaza
Fu Ho	Hong Kong	Tsim Sha Tsui branch
Fung Lum Restaurant	Hong Kong	Tai Wai					closed^[21]
Gaddi's	Hong Kong	Peninsula Hotel
Gold by Harlan Goldstein	Hong Kong	LKF Tower				closed^[22]
Golden Flower	Macau	Wynn Macau
The Golden Leaf	Hong Kong	Conrad Hotel
The Golden Peacock	Macau	The Venetian Macao
Golden Valley	Hong Kong	Emperor (Happy Valley) Hotel
Guo Fu Lou	Hong Kong	Empire Hotel Hong Kong
Hin Ho Curry Restaurant	Hong Kong	Shau Kei Wan				closed^[23]
Ho Hung Kee	Hong Kong	Hysan Place
Hoi King Heen	Hong Kong	Tsim Sha Tsui
Hong Zhou	Hong Kong	Chinachem Johnston Plaza, Johnston Road
Hung's Delicacies (阿鴻小吃)	Hong Kong	Hung To Road, Kwun Tong
Hutong	Hong Kong	Peking Road
I M Teppanyaki & Wine	Hong Kong	Tung Lo Wan Road
Il Milione	Hong Kong	Hutchison House, Harcourt Road			closed^[24]
Imperial Court	Macau	MGM Macau
Imperial Treasure Fine Chinese Cuisine (御寶軒)	Hong Kong	Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Island Tang	Hong Kong	The Gallerlia Plaza					closed^[25]
Jade Dragon	Macau	City of Dreams
Jardin de Jade	Hong Kong	Sun Hung Kai Centre
Jardin de Jade	Macau
Kaiseki Den by Saotome	Hong Kong	Wan Chai
Kam's Roast Goose	Hong Kong	Po Wah Commercial Centre
Kashiwaya Hong Kong	Hong Kong	On Lan Street, Central
Kazuo Okada	Hong Kong	The Harbourfront Landmark					closed^[26]
Kin's Kitchen	Hong Kong	Tin Hau		closed^[27]
King	Macau	AIA Tower, Avenida Comercial de Macau
The Kitchen	Macau	Grand Lisboa
L'Altro	Hong Kong	L Place, Queen's Road Central						closed^[28]
L'Envol	Hong Kong
L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon	Hong Kong	Landmark
Lai Heen	Macau	Galaxy Macau
Lee Bistro	Hong Kong	Causeway Bay								closed^[29]
Lei Garden	Hong Kong	apm (Kwun Tong) branch
Lei Garden	Hong Kong	City Garden (North Point) branch
Lei Garden	Hong Kong	CNT Tower (Wan Chai) branch
Lei Garden	Hong Kong	Elements (Tsim Sha Tsui) branch
Lei Garden	Hong Kong	International Finance Centre (Central) branch
Lei Garden	Hong Kong	Matheson Street, Causeway Bay branch
Lei Garden	Hong Kong	Mody Street, Tsim Sha Tsui branch
Lei Garden	Hong Kong	New Town Plaza (Sha Tin})branch
Lei Garden	Hong Kong	Sai Yee Street (Mong Kok) branch
Lei Garden	Hong Kong	Telford Plaza (Kowloon Bay) branch
Lei Garden	Macau
Liu Yuan Pavilion	Hong Kong	Wan Chai
Loaf On	Hong Kong	Sai Kung Town
Louise	Hong Kong	PMQ Square
Lung King Heen	Hong Kong	Four Seasons Hotel
Man Wah	Hong Kong	Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
The Mandarin Grill + Bar	Hong Kong	Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
MIC Kitchen	Hong Kong	Landmark
MIST	Hong Kong	Causeway Bay	closed^[30]
Ming Court	Hong Kong	Langham Place
Mirror Restaurant	Hong Kong	Tiffan Tower, Wan Chai Road			closed^[31]
Mizumi	Macau	Wynn Macau
Morton's of Chicago	Hong Kong
Nanhai No.1	Hong Kong	Tsim Sha Tsui
New Punjab Club	Hong Kong	Wyndham Street, Central
NUR	Hong Kong	Lyndhurst Tower					closed^[32]
The Ocean by Olivier Bellin	Hong Kong	Repulse Bay								closed^[33]
Octavium Italian Restaurant	Hong Kong
ON Dining	Hong Kong	On Lan Street, Central							closed^[34]
One Dim Sum	Hong Kong	Tung Choi Street
Pang's Kitchen	Hong Kong	Yik Yam Street
Pearl Dragon	Macau	Studio City
Peking Garden	Hong Kong	Alexandra House (Central) branch
Petrus	Hong Kong	Island Shangri-La
Pierre	Hong Kong	Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
The Principal	Hong Kong	Star Street				closed^[35]
Qi - House of Sichuan	Hong Kong	J Senses, (Wan Chai) branch
Regal Palace	Hong Kong	Regal Hongkong Hotel
Rech by Alain Ducasse	Hong Kong	InterContinental Hong Kong
Ristorante il Teatro	Macau	Wynn Macau
Roganic	Hong Kong	Causeway Bay
Rùn	Hong Kong	Wan Chai
Robuchon au Dome (formerly Robuchon á Galera)	Macau	Casino Lisboa, Grand Lisboa
Ryota Kappou Modern	Hong Kong	On Lan Street, Central
Seasons by Olivier Elzer	Hong Kong	Lee Garden Two							closed^[36]
Serge et le Phoque	Hong Kong	Tower 1, The Zenith
Shang Palace	Hong Kong	Kowloon Shangri-La
Shanghai Garden Restaurant	Hong Kong	Harcourt Road, Admiralty
Shinji by Kanesaka	Macau	City of Dreams
Sichuan Moon	Macau	Wynn Palace
Sing Kee Seafood Restaurant	Hong Kong	Sai Kung Tai Street (Sai Kung) branch
Spoon by Alain Ducasse	Hong Kong	InterContinental Hong Kong					closed^[37]
Spring Moon	Hong Kong	Peninsula Hotel
The Square	Hong Kong	Exchange Square
St. George	Hong Kong	1881 Heritage						closed^[38]
The Steak House Wine bar + grill	Hong Kong	InterContinental Hong Kong
Strip House by Harlan Goldstein	Hong Kong	Lan Kwai Fong		closed^[39]
Summer Palace	Hong Kong	Island Shangri-La
Sun Tung Lok	Hong Kong	Tsim Sha Tsui branch
Sushi Shikon (formerly Sushi Yoshitake)	Hong Kong	Jervois Street
Suchi Saito	Hong Kong	Four Seasons Hotel
Sushi Tokami	Hong Kong	Harbour City
Sushi Wadatsumi (formerly Sushi Ginza Iwa)	Hong Kong	Grand Millennium Plaza
T'ang Court	Hong Kong	Langham Place
Ta Vie	Hong Kong	The Pottinger Hong Kong
The Chairman	Hong Kong	Kau U Fong
Takumi by Daisuke Mori (formerly Wagyu Takumi	Hong Kong
The Tasting Room	Macau	City of Dreams
Tate Dining Room & Bar	Hong Kong	Hollywood Road
Tenku RyuGin	Hong Kong	International Commerce Centre
Terrazza	Macau	Galaxy Macau
Tim's Kitchen	Hong Kong	Bonham Strand								closed^[40]
Tim's Kitchen	Macau	Casino Lisboa
Tim Ho Wan	Hong Kong	Mong Kok branch		moved^[41]
Tim Ho Wan	Hong Kong	North Point branch
Tim Ho Wan	Hong Kong	Sham Shui Po branch
Tim Ho Wan	Hong Kong	Olympian City 2 (Tai Kok Tsui) branch
Tin Lung Heen	Hong Kong	International Commerce Centre
Tosca	Hong Kong	Ritz-Carlton
Tung Yee Heen	Macau	Mandarin Oriental Macau
Upper Modern Bistro	Hong Kong	Elegance Court, Sheung Wan								closed^[42]
VEA Restaurant and Lounge	Hong Kong	The Wellington, Wellington Street
Wagyu Kaiseki Den	Hong Kong	Hollywood Road
Wagyu Takumi	Hong Kong	The Oakhill , Wood Road						closed^[43]
Wing Lei	Macau	Wynn Macau
Xin Dau Ji	Hong Kong	Jordan branch
XinRongJi	Hong Kong	Wan Chai
Yan Toh Heen	Hong Kong	InterContinental Hong Kong
Yat Tung Heen	Hong Kong	Wan Chai branch
Yat Tung Heen	Hong Kong	Jordan branch
Yee Tung Heen	Hong Kong	The Excelsior Hong Kong								closed^[44]
Yat Lok	Hong Kong	Conwell House, Stanley Street
Ye Shanghai	Hong Kong	Marco Polo Hotel (Tsim Sha Tsui) branch
Ying Chinese Restaurant	Macau	Altira Macau (formerly Crown Macau)
Ying Jee Club	Hong Kong	Connaught Road Central
Yu Lei	Hong Kong	The Harbourfront Landmark					closed^[45]
Yue	Hong Kong	City Garden Hotel
Yung Kee	Hong Kong	Wellington Street
ZEST by Konisshi	Hong Kong
Zhejiang Heen	Hong Kong	Kiu Fu Commercial Building, Lockhart Road
Zi Yat Heen	Macau	Four Seasons Hotel Macau

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References

1 2 Lau, Joyce (3 December 2008). "Hong Kong and Macau's first Michelin stars". The New York Times . Retrieved 25 April 2017.
↑ Robinson, Gwen (20 December 2008). "Michelin's guides are Tokyo bestsellers". Financial Times . Retrieved 25 April 2017.
↑ Michelin Stars Hong Kong and Macau Restaurants 2021 announced South China Morning Post, 28 January 2021
↑ "Michelin - MICHELIN Guide 2022 – Hong Kong Macau". Michelin. 19 January 2022. Retrieved 9 October 2022.
↑ "Michelin Guide Hong Kong Macau 2022 revealed: 9 new entries". South China Morning Post. 19 January 2022. Retrieved 9 October 2022.
↑ 《米芝蓮指南——香港澳門2010》上榜名單
↑ BRAB & RON'S REVIEW ON "HONG KONG MICHELIN GUIDE" Krolltravel.com
↑ Michelin Announces 2012 Guide For Hong Kong, Macau Eater.com, 1 December 2011
↑ 2013 MICHELIN GUIDE FOR HONG KONG AND MACAU PUBLISHED The drink business, 5 December 2012
↑ Dixler, Hillary (5 December 2013). "Michelin Announces 2014 Stars for Hong Kong and Macau". Eater.com.
↑ Wong, Maggie Hiufu (3 November 2014). "Michelin: Hong Kong 'undisputed leader' in international cuisine". CNN.
↑ Tiu, Cheryl (5 November 2015). "Michelin Announces 2016 Stars for Hong Kong And Macau-- And For The First Time In History, A Spotlight on Local Street Food". Forbes .
↑ Tiu, Cheryl (11 November 2016). "Michelin Announces 2017 Stars For Hong Kong And Macau: Peninsula Gets Its First Star and Alain Ducasse's Spoon Falls Off List". Forbes .
↑ Michelin Guide to Hong Kong and Macau 2018 - The Full List Fine Dining Lovers, 30 November 2017
↑ Here are all the Michelin-starred restaurants in Hong Kong and Macau for 2019 Time Out, 11 December 2018
↑ Michelin Guide Hong Kong and Macau awards first stars to newcomers Louise, Rùn, Roganic, L’Envol and Andre Chiang’s Sichuan Moon South China Morning Post, 7 December 2019
↑ The Boss (CLOSED)
↑ Cépage (CLOSED)
↑ Chili Fagara (CLOSED)
↑ The Drawing Room (CLOSED)
↑ Fung Lum Restaurant (CLOSED)
↑ Good By Harlan Goldstein (CLOSED)
↑ Hin Ho Curry Restaurant (CLOSED)
↑ Il Milione (CLOSED)
↑ Island Tang (CLOSED)
↑ Kazuo Okada (CLOSED)
↑ Kin's Kitchen (CLOSED)
↑ L'Altro (CLOSED)
↑ Lee Bistro (CLOSED)
↑ MIST (CLOSED)
↑ Mirror Restaurant (CLOSED)
↑ NUR Restaurant (CLOSED)
↑ The Ocean by Olivier Bellin (CLOSED)
↑ ON Dining closing after six years in Central South China Morningn Post, 30 January 2019
↑ The Principal (CLOSED)
↑ Top Hong Kong restaurant Seasons to shut after losing its Michelin star and French chef Olivier Elzer South China Morning Post, 4 July 2018
↑ HK's Spoon to reopen as Rech by Alain Ducasse The drink business, 21 December 2016
↑ St. George (CLOSED)
↑ Strip House by Harlan Goldstein (CLOSED)
↑ Tim's Kitchen (CLOSED)
↑ Tim Ho Wan, Mong Kok branch (MOVED)
↑ Upper Modern Bistro (CLOSED)
↑ Wagyu Takumi (CLOSED)
↑ Yee Tung Heen (CLOSED)
↑ Yu Lei (CLOSED)

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[2009list-1] 1 2 Lau, Joyce (3 December 2008). "Hong Kong and Macau's first Michelin stars". The New York Times . Retrieved 25 April 2017.

[2] Robinson, Gwen (20 December 2008). "Michelin's guides are Tokyo bestsellers". Financial Times . Retrieved 25 April 2017.

[3] Michelin Stars Hong Kong and Macau Restaurants 2021 announced South China Morning Post, 28 January 2021

[4] "Michelin - MICHELIN Guide 2022 – Hong Kong Macau". Michelin. 19 January 2022. Retrieved 9 October 2022.

[5] "Michelin Guide Hong Kong Macau 2022 revealed: 9 new entries". South China Morning Post. 19 January 2022. Retrieved 9 October 2022.

[6] 《米芝蓮指南——香港澳門2010》上榜名單

[7] BRAB & RON'S REVIEW ON "HONG KONG MICHELIN GUIDE" Krolltravel.com

[8] Michelin Announces 2012 Guide For Hong Kong, Macau Eater.com, 1 December 2011

[9] 2013 MICHELIN GUIDE FOR HONG KONG AND MACAU PUBLISHED The drink business, 5 December 2012

[2014list-10] Dixler, Hillary (5 December 2013). "Michelin Announces 2014 Stars for Hong Kong and Macau". Eater.com.

[2015list-11] Wong, Maggie Hiufu (3 November 2014). "Michelin: Hong Kong 'undisputed leader' in international cuisine". CNN.

[2016list-12] Tiu, Cheryl (5 November 2015). "Michelin Announces 2016 Stars for Hong Kong And Macau-- And For The First Time In History, A Spotlight on Local Street Food". Forbes .

[2017list-13] Tiu, Cheryl (11 November 2016). "Michelin Announces 2017 Stars For Hong Kong And Macau: Peninsula Gets Its First Star and Alain Ducasse's Spoon Falls Off List". Forbes .

[14] Michelin Guide to Hong Kong and Macau 2018 - The Full List Fine Dining Lovers, 30 November 2017

[15] Here are all the Michelin-starred restaurants in Hong Kong and Macau for 2019 Time Out, 11 December 2018

[16] Michelin Guide Hong Kong and Macau awards first stars to newcomers Louise, Rùn, Roganic, L’Envol and Andre Chiang’s Sichuan Moon South China Morning Post, 7 December 2019

[17] The Boss (CLOSED)

[18] Cépage (CLOSED)

[19] Chili Fagara (CLOSED)

[20] The Drawing Room (CLOSED)

[21] Fung Lum Restaurant (CLOSED)

[22] Good By Harlan Goldstein (CLOSED)

[23] Hin Ho Curry Restaurant (CLOSED)

[24] Il Milione (CLOSED)

[25] Island Tang (CLOSED)

[26] Kazuo Okada (CLOSED)

[27] Kin's Kitchen (CLOSED)

[28] L'Altro (CLOSED)

[29] Lee Bistro (CLOSED)

[30] MIST (CLOSED)

[31] Mirror Restaurant (CLOSED)

[32] NUR Restaurant (CLOSED)

[33] The Ocean by Olivier Bellin (CLOSED)

[34] ON Dining closing after six years in Central South China Morningn Post, 30 January 2019

[35] The Principal (CLOSED)

[36] Top Hong Kong restaurant Seasons to shut after losing its Michelin star and French chef Olivier Elzer South China Morning Post, 4 July 2018

[37] HK's Spoon to reopen as Rech by Alain Ducasse The drink business, 21 December 2016

[38] St. George (CLOSED)

[39] Strip House by Harlan Goldstein (CLOSED)

[40] Tim's Kitchen (CLOSED)

[41] Tim Ho Wan, Mong Kok branch (MOVED)

[42] Upper Modern Bistro (CLOSED)

[43] Wagyu Takumi (CLOSED)

[44] Yee Tung Heen (CLOSED)

[45] Yu Lei (CLOSED)

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