The Landmark Mandarin Oriental Guide to Hong Kong Island

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental says:

“For dining it has to be Amber, the only restaurant in HK to appear in S Pellegrino “World’s 50 Best”.”

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental says:

“Lan Kwai Fong and Soho, South of Hollywood Road are two small areas with a vast conglomeration of restaurants, clubs ...”

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental says:

“Hollywood Road, a few streets just above the hotel, is excellent for quality antiques from China and Tibet.”

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental says:

“Across the harbour crossed with streets full of factory outlets, audio visual equipment and open markets. The ladies ...”

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental says:

“The restaurants are invariably packed and chaotic, in some restaurants waitresses push trolleys by with steaming ...”

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental says:

“For a seafood experience visit Lamma Island or Sai Kung and order a fresh feast by the sea. Live shellfish and fish are ...”

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental says:

“SoHo and Lan Kwai Fong are two adjacent areas that offer an enormous range of small restaurants with themes as diverse ...”

Tablet says:

“Among the usual tourist-market tat you'll find the occasional hidden gem. May be worth it for the bus ride alone, ...”

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental says:

“The Star Ferry trip across the harbour affords terrific views of the receding island which is especially dramatic at ...”

The Landmark Mandarin Oriental says:

“The Peak is Hong Kong’s most dramatic and easily accessible site. Offering 360 degree views of the island and harbour ...”

Tablet says:

“Li Yuen Street East and West, run between the main central roads. These two steep cobbled lanes are lined with shops ...”