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Odelice!

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Odelice!

Odelice! at OP Mall (海之戀) in Tsuen Wan is a Parisian-style French bistro known for romantic set dinners, steaks, and soft bistro lighting with mall sea views nearby. A popular New Territories date option steps from Tsuen Wan West Station.

Fable

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Fable

Fable is a French-leaning bistro tucked on On Lok Lane in Wan Chai, with greenery, soft lighting, and set menus that make an easy date booking. Expect tartare, pasta, and polished desserts in a quiet alley setting that feels removed from Hennessy Road.

SKY 726

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SKY 726

SKY 726 is a French fusion restaurant and bar on the 25th floor of 726 Nathan Road in Mong Kok, pairing classic and modern French dishes with floor-to-ceiling city views. Sunset and night-skyline seats make it a strong anniversary or date-night pick, with steaks, seafood, and theatrical desserts often featured on set menus. Expect a polished high-floor atmosphere above the Nathan Road bustle — book ahead for a window table.

RaRe Restaurant

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RaRe Restaurant

RaRe Restaurant (紅館) is a French dining room on the podium of 50 Connaught Road Central, led by a Le Cordon Bleu–trained kitchen. High ceilings, outdoor seats, and elevated French plates (plus afternoon tea sets) make it a calm escape from the CBD rush. Come for slow-cooked signatures, homemade sauces, and a wine-and-cocktail list for two. Mon–Sat about 11:30–22:00, closed Sunday; call or WhatsApp 2333 0186.

Tate Dining Room

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Tate Dining Room

Cheffe Vicky Lau’s two-Michelin-starred Tate Dining Room has reopened in a new permanent home at Evora Building on Lok Ku Road, Sheung Wan. The Porcelain Menu continues her ‘Ode to Ingredients’ — seasonal Chinese produce with French technique, signatures such as Ode to Lobster and Ode to Scallop — in an intimate porcelain-inspired room with a deep French wine cellar. Special-occasion fine dining; eight-course Porcelain Menu about HK$2,880. Reserve via tate.com.hk or call 2555 2172; Instagram @tatediningroom.

Bistrot's Suzette

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Bistrot's Suzette

Bistrot’s Suzette is an all-day French bistro at Cullinan Sky Mall in Kai Tak, from Silver Spoon with chef Tiff Lo (formerly of Jean May). Expect comforting classics — liver parfait, steak tartare, bourguignon, steak frites — and finish with the namesake orange crêpe dessert, finished at the table. Striped banquettes, a small terrace, and an afternoon drinks window make it an easy dinner or weekend brunch date. Open daily 12:00–22:00; book on Bistrochat or call 3188 8896.

Mono

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Mono

Mono is Chef Ricardo Chaneton's tasting-menu restaurant on On Lan Street in Central, ranked No. 46 on Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2026. The experience explores Latin American flavours through French technique, drawing on Chaneton's Venezuelan heritage and training in prestigious French kitchens. Adventurous diners will find a unique gastronomic identity beyond conventional Asian categories—share dietary restrictions when you reserve.

Caprice

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Caprice

Caprice is the Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong's flagship French restaurant under Chef Guillaume Galliot, ranked No. 35 on Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2026. Known for its impressive cheese cellar, extensive wine programme, harbour views, and three Michelin stars, it delivers classical French fine dining with precision and flair. Mention interest in cheese and wine when booking if you want the full cellar experience—reservations are essential for this luxury IFC table.