Best of all, there’s no clean-up involved, and because you won’t be busy serving your friends, you get to be the hostess with the mostest! Here is a list of our favourite Hong Kong private kitchens to hold your next soirée.

Hong Kong boasts of a variety of private kitchens which makes entertaining guests a breeze! Whether you’re planning your child’s birthday, a friend’s baby shower or your 25th anniversary, these places are flexible enough to cater to every occasion. Take your next birthday party or celebratory gathering up a notch by booking one of these unique private dining experiences. Expect to find producers such as Latta, Brave New Wine, Foradori and Gerard Duplessis.A celebration in a Hong Kong private kitchen is perfect for those who don’t want to deal with the restaurant crowd. There will be mix of Aussie and old-world drops, and an overall focus on minimal intervention. Rami says they might get three bottles of something and once it runs out, it runs out. At this stage, the plan is to keep it tight with regular change-ups. Holman most recently opened Uh-Oh Spaghettio and Uh Oh Bottle-O & Wine Bar in Bakery Lane with his partner Samantha Fitzpatrick.Įmbassy Cellars’ manager Shanon Simpson is consulting on the initial wine list. Once complete, the multi-level space will feature a temperature-controlled, glass-enclosed wine cellar and a private dining room downstairs a large tiled bar on the ground level upstairs seating with a record player spinning vinyl and an outdoor dining area.Īs well as Blackout, Rami and Holman are behind coffee roaster The Black Lab, and have opened numerous cafes including Wolfgang Specialty Coffee in Spring Hill and The New Black in Fortitude Valley (they’ve since sold both). So far, the fit-out is still in the early stages but there’s lots of exposed brick, white paint and dark green accents. Noir will open in mid-May inside former clothing store Maiocchi on Given Terrace.

“And we know the customers here,” Holman adds.

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