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Top New Restaurants to Try in Hong Kong

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January 2026 brings Hong Kong’s freshest dining destinations, from Japanese oases to Korean bakeries and innovative Cantonese cuisine. Whether seeking affordable sushi, artisan tea, or modern takes on traditional favourites, these new openings promise exciting culinary adventures.

01. Pedder Chinese

Executive Chef Eric Chan breathes new life into Cantonese cuisine at the iconic Pedder Building through time-honored traditions meeting modern innovation. The inspired menu anchors classic Cantonese techniques with elevated flavors across authentic claypot specialties, stir-fried dishes, fresh seafood, and premium meats. This represents an accessible opportunity to experience five-star cuisine without prohibitive pricing.

Pedder Chinese, LG/F & G/F, Pedder Building, 12 Pedder Street, Central, Hong Kong

02. Sushi Raku

This wallet-friendly sushi destination debuts at Central’s bustling BaseHall 02 underground food court with upmarket appeal. The extensive menu encompasses nigiri, sashimi, uramaki, tacos, sake, and gunkan alongside three distinct lunch options including donburi, assorted nigiri, and classic Japanese rice bowls with miso soup. The brand successfully brings its signature charm to the convenient Central location.

Sushi Raku, Kiosk 4, LG/F, BaseHall 02, Jardine House, Central, Hong Kong

03. Heytea

This global tea brand opens its latest location at vibrant K11 Art Mall, providing perfect respite during shopping excursions. Famous for its signature cheese tea, matcha lattes, and exceptional quality-to-affordability ratio, Heytea utilizes fresh ingredients in fruit teas and high-grade matcha. The iconic cheese foam toppings have become legendary among devoted fans seeking premium beverages.

Heytea, Shop G32-G33, G/F, K11 Art Mall, 18 Hanoi Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

04. Alice Pizza

Following Roman tradition, this pizzeria’s fifth Hong Kong location serves pre-cut pizzas sold by weight, allowing customers to mix flavors and sizes. The Causeway Bay branch offers signature dishes, traditional Italian options, sweet treats, and vegetarian/vegan slices catering to diverse preferences. Despite price criticisms, the concept maintains loyal office fans excited about the Lee Garden Road opening.

Alice Pizza, Shop G & Shop H, G/F, Po Ming Building, 49-57 Lee Garden Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

05. Mason Pocket

This Korean bakery-coffee shop hybrid features Greek-inspired exterior design and welcomes pets to its spacious corner location. Beyond plentiful pastries and coffees, the establishment serves hearty options throughout the day from breakfast through dinner for complete meal solutions. The Instagrammable interior provides comfortable seating for solo visitors or friend gatherings in Sheung Wan.

Mason Pocket, G/F, Queen’s Terrace Tower 1, 1 Queen Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong