Offering a truly unique premise that blurs the line between luxury and art, K11 Musea has easily emerged in prominence as one of Hong Kong’s most popular retail destinations. But shops aside, you don’t have to wander far for a bite either. Here are some of the best restaurants in Hong Kong’s K11 Musea to try.
K11 Musea is one of the most popular malls in Hong Kong. Thanks to its location in Tsim Sha Tsui, overlooking Victoria Harbour and a stone’s throw away from Avenue of Stars, it’s become a must-visit attraction for locals and tourists alike. With plenty of regular happenings and changes, K11 Musea has etched itself as an art, culture and shopping destination. If you’re on the hunt for food then you’ve come to the right place. In our dining guide, we rounded up the best K11 Musea restaurants to check out for your next meal.
It’s difficult to miss K11 Musea, which has an interesting geometric exterior and an equally fascinating interior. The cultural-retail landmark is more than just a shopping mall, it also displays artworks and holds occasional events, pop-ups, and exhibitions. K11 Musea takes pride in championing both homegrown and regional artists through its rotation of art-related collaborations. Beyond art and culture, K11 Musea also has numerous restaurants and food choices. It’s home to some of the most lavish establishments but also has its own food court, offering the best of both worlds. Find out the best K11 Musea food options from our picks below.
Your dining guide to the best restaurants in K11 Musea
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Celebrated chef Umberto Bombana expands his legacy with Tuber Umberto Bombana. Dubbed the “King of White Truffle”, the chef is known for popularising the ingredient in Hong Kong. So, for truffle lovers in town, this restaurant is surely the place to be. Try various dishes which are made with various seasonal truffles from around the world such as Homemade Tagliolini with Mushroom Jus and Alba White Truffle or White Truffle Matsutake Mushroom Rice.
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Tirpse is an offshoot of the Michelin-star restaurant of the same name in Tokyo. It serves a beautiful blend of French-Japanese cuisine in a fine dining setting. Spearheading the Hong Kong outpost is Japanese chef Shimizu Yuta who’s own family history is rooted in combining French dishes with Japanese culinary techniques. Expect all-natural and the finest seasonal ingredients used in the hot dishes on top of intricate desserts courtesy of pastry chef Hiroyuki Shinzu. Stand-out dishes include the Foie Gras, Iberico Pork, and A4 Omi Wagyu. Plus, the menu changes seasonally so you always have an excuse to try something new.
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Satisfy your meat cravings at Kilo Steakhouse. This restaurant has all the hallmarks for drawing in diners. It’s by renowned chef Umberto Bombana, has a panoramic view of Victoria Harbour, and a menu that boasts spectacular cuts of meat. By that, we mean grain-fed and grass-fed meat on top of other mouthwatering dishes. If you want to balance it out, the steakhouse also has seafood options.
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Local favourite Yung Kee upgrades its offering of Cantonese cuisine with Yung’s Bistro. The contemporary dining restaurant still keeps the brand’s passion for delivering authentic food just in a modern, upscale setting. It’s a place where the old meets the new to create something unique yet traditional. Besides the dim sum favourites, diners can try exclusive delights such as the Roasted Whole Goose Leg or Home-style Braised Pork with Preserved Vegetables.
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At Golden Blossoms, you don’t just get Cantonese cuisine but also Zhejiang, Beijing and Shanghai food. It’s a true ode to Chinese dining, complete with interiors nothing short of regal opulence. Think claret hues, wooden accents, and striking golden chandeliers. The Cantonese speciality is the Honey Glazed Kurobuta Pork while the Zhejiang section boasts of the Steamed Dried Hairtail with Salty Pork. Meanwhile, Peking-style Roasted Duck is a Beijing cuisine highlight. The Signature Braised Chicken with Abalone represents the very best of each region. Head over to Golden Blossoms for a casual dim sum get-together, a hearty lunch or a dinner celebration.
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The highlight of Takano Ramen? The dishes here are “made to cook”, which means that diners can watch the creation process and then, enjoy their freshly made order. The ramen here is known for its chewy noodles and rich soup broth — two important things that make a great ramen. The secret? Chinese-style buckwheat ramen that creates a clear yet strong broth. Plus, the noodles are made in-house and aged overnight to achieve that firmness. This ramen joint also doesn’t use any preservatives and champions the use of genuine shoya ramen.
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Chatterbox Cafe is home to the famous Hainanese Chicken Rice. This renowned eatery first opened in Mandarin Oriental Orchard Singapore in 1971 and has since expanded its footprints. Hong Kong foodies can try the legendary dish alongside other Singaporean comfort foods such as White Pepper Bak Kut Teh and Char Kway Teow.
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This Instagrammable cafe in K11 Musea is all about promoting the philosophy of living in the moment. Through its dishes, diners can savour the joy of slow living. Expect handcrafted meals such as homemade pasta, vegan plates and Keto-friendly desserts. For a fast-paced city like Hong Kong, Ukiyo provides a comforting dining space that allows one to simply enjoy a great meal.
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This is not exactly a restaurant but as its name suggests, Food Playground is a food court where diners can try different kinds of cuisine. It’s a great choice for those who are unsure what they want or dining in a large group with different preferences. Craving for some Korean food? There’s Soul Jook for that. Slurp up the heartwarming bowl of noodles from The Big Things Noodles, YumMee or Bot Noodles. Oomaki and Toei Delights are where to get your Japanese food fix. Just need a quick bite? Eggwing whips up delicious egg toasts.
