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La Baia

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La Baia

La Baia brings Mediterranean Italian dining to the waterfront Dining Cove at Kai Tak Sports Park, with indoor seats and an alfresco patio. Fresh pasta, pizza, and shareable plates by the promenade make an easy pre- or post-event date night.

AMA Ristorante

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AMA Ristorante

AMA Ristorante by chef Paolo Monti (‘The Amatricianist’) serves authentic Roman Italian cooking on the 25th floor of 208 Johnston Road in Wan Chai. Handmade pasta, antipasti, and grilled mains come with terrace seats and city views — a polished date-night Italian that sits well above the street noise.

Lizto

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Lizto

Lizto at Citywalk (荃新天地) is a bright, glass-front Western room with handmade pasta, dinner soup-and-main sets, and Basque cheesecake. Pet-friendly outdoor seats and wide tables suit a relaxed Tsuen Wan date; call 2886 0603. A polished 荃灣美食 stop when you want Italian-leaning Western near Tsuen Wan West.

Ponentino

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Ponentino

Ponentino is the 47th-floor Italian flagship of The Royal Garden Kowloon East in Tseung Kwan O — Sabatini-inspired regional classics on an atmospheric outdoor terrace with harbour views. Tasting lunch from about HK$528 and dinner from about HK$788; semi-buffet options from about HK$358. Signatures include botan ebi carpaccio, linguine with Spanish red prawn, and homemade tiramisu. The AI personality-test cocktail bar is a playful opener before dinner. Scenic date-night Italian away from the usual Central circuit — book via the hotel eShop or call 3983 0638.

Il Presidente

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Il Presidente

Il Presidente sits on the mezzanine of Baskerville House, reached via Duddell Street’s historic granite steps — an Italian restaurant and cocktail bar from the founders of Wan Chai’s Trattoria Felino. Order elevated classics such as egg tartufato, homemade agnolotti all’ossobuco, tableside crispy porchetta, or costoletta alla valdostana, then linger over history-inspired cocktails like Piazza Duomo. Glamorous, date-night energy with aperitivo-first vibes. Dinner Mon & Wed–Sun 18:00–23:00 (closed Tue); WhatsApp 5443 0908 or book on SevenRooms.

Ninetta

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Ninetta

Ninetta is a warm Italian trattoria on the 3rd floor of M88 in Central, co-founded by Estro’s Antimo Merone and Graziano De Gregorio with head chef Marco Xodo (ex-Testina) and JIA Group. Share famiglia-style plates — potato croquettes, veal tonnato, hand-cut beef tartare — then handmade pasta such as tortellini with smoked ham, pappardelle in yellow chicken ragù, or gnocchetti with Sicilian red prawns. Cosy 80s-nod interiors and generous portions suit a lively dinner date. About HK$300–400 per person; Mon & Wed–Sun 18:00–00:00 (closed Tue); call 9726 4188 or book via ninetta.hk.

TABIÀ

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TABIÀ

Tabià is a cozy Dolomites-inspired neighbourhood spot on Caine Road in Central, run by brothers Roberto and Riccardo Trento. Hearty Northern Italian plates — braised beef cheek, meatballs in rich tomato sauce, Casunziei with slow-braised wild boar ragu — plus weekend lunch sets around HK$100+. The compact room (~24 seats) and Italian wine list suit a refined-rustic date night. Tue–Sun 12:00–15:00 & 18:00–22:00 (closed Mon); call 5596 9596 to book.

Vincenzo Capuano

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Vincenzo Capuano

Vincenzo Capuano’s first Hong Kong shop fills two floors on Lee Tung Avenue in Wan Chai with contemporary Neapolitan pizza. The dough is long-fermented and light; pizzas arrive whole and get snipped at the table with gold scissors. Signatures to share include Provola e Pepe, pistachio-and-mortadella Tetti Illuminati, and the meatball Abbraccio e Mamma. Loud, casual, and perfect when the plan is great pizza, not a white-tablecloth night. Roughly 12:00–23:00 daily — book online or call 2802 2802 (some seats held for walk-ins).