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In a vibrant, action-packed city like Hong Kong, it can be a challenge to find new experiences amongst the limitless opportunity on offer. The concept of dinner and a show has become increasingly popular within the city, and nights out with family or friends provide the perfect opportunity to explore the very best that Hong Kong has to offer. Combining immersive activities and eating, our compiled collection of dinner and a show concepts listed below unite the weird and wacky, with delicious delicacies to deliver an unforgettable experience for the next weekend plans with your nearest and dearest.
Pellicola Theatre Lounge at Sophia Loren Rooftop
Hidden away above the city, in a little corner of Wan Chai is Sophia Loren Rooftop, an outdoor cinema dining experience. Located in the unassuming heritage landmark Woo Cheong Pawn Shop, ascend upwards and you’ll stumble across a Mediterranean style sundeck that could easily pass for an Italian beachside bar. Serving classic Italian food and refreshing flutes of bubbles, stay to watch showings of your favourite flicks and enjoy in the company of other film-loving foodies. Decked out with director-style chairs and chaise lounges, feel a part of the action as you embark on a cinematic adventure in the heart of the city. With views of the bustling Johnston Road tramway, Hong Kong’s best kept secret offers a unique cinematic setting to immerse yourself in Hollywood’s top productions.
The Sophia Loren Rooftop’s alfresco theatre offers three shows per week, with tickets priced at HK$150 per person. Tickets include show entry, headset rental, one drink of choice, and free-flowing fresh popcorn throughout the night. For those looking to embrace the taste of Italy, light dinner packages are ticketed at HK$288 per person. Opt for an alternative setting for your next night at the pictures, and get more bang for your buck than an any other cinema with a luxury experience like no other.
Address: The Heritage Woo Cheong Pawn Shop 60A-66 Johnston Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong | Website: heritage1888.com/pellicola-1| Phone: +3594 6304 | Email: reservations@sophialorenhk.com | Instagram: @pellicolahk | Facebook: Sophia Loren Hong Kong
Secret Theatre at Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
Returning to the stage is the three-floor immersive dining experience, The Secret Theatre at the Grand Hyatt hotel. This unique concept enables diners to pick their path and become a part of the theatre. ‘The Art of Dying’ brings a sense of thrill and rebellion to the renowned luxury Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, as CIA agents, gangsters and other obscure characters break the fourth wall with eery realism and welcome guests to get involved in the story, or simply watch from the side lines.
Ticket prices start at HK$850, and VIP tickets are also available at HK$1,999, which includes three hours of free-flowing champagne, four specialty cocktails, a selection of carefully curated production-inspired dishes, an additional Secret Experience, and more.
Address: 1 Harbour Rd, Wan Chai, Hong Kong | Website: hyatt.com/grand-hyatt/en-US/hkggh-grand-hyatt-hong-kong | Phone: Phone: +852 2588 1234 | Instagram: @grandhyatthongkong | Facebook: Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
Afternoon Tea Tarot Reading at The Stage Music Bar
Spend your next weekend at The Stage Music Bar and enjoy an Italian-inspired afternoon tea experience, coupled with a tarot card reading session exclusively on Saturdays. This unique opportunity combines spiritual mysticism with luxury refinement in novelty, like-no-other dining experience. Sweet and savoury Italian delights are delivered to table, with spreads including toasted bread topped with seaweed butter and anchovies, chia seed mini soft buns with fresh tomato and tartare sauce, Tiramisu tarts, and pistachio macarons.
Tickets are priced at HK$218 per person or HK$398 for two guests, which includes a tea set and a choice of tea or coffee. For an additional HK$48, guests can enjoy three freshly shucked David Hervé oysters. For the ultimate luxury experience, add-on HK$200 and enjoy a two-hour session of free-flowing Prosecco.
Address: 2/F, The Heritage Woo Cheong Pawn Shop, 60. 66 Johnston Rd, Wan Chai, Hong Kong | Website: heritage1888.com/stage-bar | Phone: +3594 6302 | Email: reservations@sophialorenhk.com | Instagram: @thestagehk | Facebook: The Stage
Tea House Theatre Experience at the Xiqu Centre
For its fifth anniversary, the Xiqu Centre is returning with a specially curated selection of Chinese opera performances, complemented with fine tea and dim sum to recreate Hong Kong’s early 20th century tea houses. Explore traditional Chinese culinary and cultural heritage with song, dance, and dumplings on the side.
Looking to introduce traditional Cantonese opera to newcomers through a 90-minute performance, with the assistance of a translator, the production includes romance, comedy, tragedy and martial arts. Bringing a fresh and exciting new programme of music and performances from the Tea House Rising Stars Troupe, the performance is directed by Cantonese opera artist Law Ka-ying.
Address: 88 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong | Website: westk.hk/en/events/teahouse?tab=overview | Phone: + 852 2200 0022 | Email: ticketinfo@wkcda.hk | Facebook: 戲曲中心 Xiqu Centre
Immersive Entertainment at Harbour Secrets
Intimate soirees or all-out big birthday bashes, Harbour Secrets offers immersive experiences for all groups. Offering traditional murder mystery gatherings, scavenger hunts or detective who-dunnits, explore a variety of options suited to your unique night. Curate your dream story character and get involved in group fun as you work together to try and uncover clues.
Whilst Harbour Secrets is largely an event organiser for private functions, on offer is an upcoming murder mystery and cocktail making event open to the public. In collaboration with Pomegranate Kitchen, enjoy a murder mystery trivia night combined with cocktails and canapés. Ticket pricing starts at HK$1,088, which includes free-flow drinks and nibbles, as well as a murder mystery game experience and mixology class.
Website: harboursecrets.com | Phone: +3594 6302 | Instagram: @harboursecrets | Facebook: Harbour Secrets
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