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Old Feb 7th, 2005 | 05:35 AM
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Restaurant in Hong Kong

Any restaurant in HKG in the top of a tower?
And a good chinese restaurant in the center?
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Old Feb 7th, 2005 | 06:24 AM
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Felix in The Peninsula.

Top of The Tower at the Excelsior in Casueway Bay.

Revolving 66 at the Hopewell Center in Wanchai.

Petrus at the Island Shangri-La.

There are probably more, but these are the ones that pop out of my mind. And I'll let others recommend Chinese restaurants. There are way too many, but I don't know how much you want to spend. And when in doubt, eat at one of the top hotels.
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Old Feb 15th, 2005 | 07:14 PM
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Dining in the top of a tower sounds great unless there is fog and then you see nothing. We just came back from Hong Kong and 4 days of fog. We dined at Felix which was wonderful but with no view. If you are looking for both a beautiful view and great food try the restaurants at the Intercontinental..Yu, Spoon, buffet restaurant, etc. They are all on the first few floors with amazing views regardless of the weather.
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Old Feb 15th, 2005 | 09:27 PM
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The one on top of Excelsior Hotel in Causeway Bay is called "The Top of the Town's" (a.k.s. TTOT's). Vong Vietnamese Restaurant of the Mandarin Oriental has a nice view as well.

Regarding Chinese restaurants, there are way too many good ones around. I assume you'll go for dim sum and Cantonese cuisine -

1. Yung Kee in Central - mostly for roasted goose
2. Man Ho Chinese restaurant of the Marriot Hotel in Admiralty
3. Shang Palace of Shangri-la Hotel in Admiralty
3. Yee Tung Heen of Excelsior Hotel in Causeway Bay

Of course, there are also other more less-costly Chinese restaurant all around the town but be prepared for a long queue if you go for lunch without a booking.
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Old Feb 16th, 2005 | 12:40 AM
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Another option: Cafe Deco at the Peak, with great view of Central and Kowloon side at night.
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Old Feb 16th, 2005 | 07:06 AM
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The food at Cafe Deco was mediocre at best, I thought. Some people think the view makes up for it - I don't.
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