Prince Edward restaurants Hong Kong
Prince Edward
Best restaurants in Prince Edward, Hong Kong — menus, neighbourhood picks, and places to eat near the MTR. Curated on NotNock.
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Chill Pill
Chill Pill is a space-age / retro-pop room on Sai Yee Street — playful décor, QR ordering, and Western plates with a Japanese lean: crab toast, steaks, pasta, and share sets that feel generous. Weekdays roughly 11:30–22:00; weekends 11:00–21:30. Call 9721 7913. For dates that want a memorable interior and food that actually holds up.
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2 Soon Cafe
2 Soon Cafe is a photogenic Western cafe-restaurant on Sai Yeung Choi Street North — slow-cooked steak, pan-seared fish, pasta, and desserts like pistachio Basque with plating that photographs well. Split lunch and dinner hours (closed Mondays); roughly 12:00–17:00 and 18:00–22:00 Tue–Sun. Call 6591 6201. A styled PE date when the room and the plate both matter.
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Owens
Owens is a Bohemian-leaning Western spot one minute from Prince Edward MTR Exit D — steaks, seafood pasta, clams, and homemade desserts from a Western and Chinese kitchen duo. Sets make ordering easy; the room fills early on weekend evenings. Open roughly 11:00–22:30; call 9208 9190. An easy PE date when you want solid Western food without walking far from the station.
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The Steakhaus
The Steakhaus sits on Prince Edward Road West — a Bauhaus-leaning steak room with neon, checkered floors, soft sofas, and cocktails built for two. Come for Angus steaks and lamb, clam farfalle, truffle fries, and desserts that show up hot. Dim light, shareable plates, lunch sets from around $68; open roughly 12:30–22:00. Book on 5690 3290 for a proper PE date dinner.
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Petite Izakaya
Petite Izakaya is an authentic Japanese izakaya located in Prince Edward, Hong Kong. This cozy establishment specializes in traditional Japanese yakitori (grilled skewers) and offers a genuine izakaya dining experience. The restaurant features two distinct seating areas: a Japanese-style bar counter where diners can watch chefs prepare yakitori up close, and traditional tatami-style seating perfect for groups. Popular dishes include grilled rice balls, scallion beef skewers, corn butter skewers, and grilled white eel. The restaurant also offers unique duck meat skewers, rarely found in Hong Kong izakayas. Operating Monday to Saturday from 5:00 PM to 2:00 AM (closed Sundays), Petite Izakaya brings authentic Japanese drinking and dining culture to the vibrant Tung Choi Street area.