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Have a break at Lan Kwai Fong!

"Over 100 Bars and Restaurants"

Lan Kwai Fong is perhaps Hong Kong's most popular and well known area for a night out and Hong Kong's top entertainment districts. Boasting numerous bars, pubs, clubs and restaurants, it is a popular choice for the well off locals, expatriates and tourists.

Hong Kong's famous restaurant and pub quarter lies next to the central business district, but exists as if in a different dimension. With over 100 restaurant and bars lining cobblestone streets, it is Hong Kong's premier place to go for drinks, festivals and parties . Hong Kong's most popular entertainment district. Most of the action is centered around the rectangle formed by the L-shaped Lan Kwai Fong and the parallel D'Aguilar Street, but the next streets out (Wyndham and Wellington) are usually considered to be part of the district as well.

Lan Kwai Fong is a bar district called "the Fong," which really shines after the sun sets. You can start with a predinner drink at any number of bars, then enjoy some of the territory's finest dining, before stopping at a nightclub to boogie the night away.

Full of gweilos and filth, its bar after bar that is spilling with people out onto the street in every direction. It is a place that has to be experienced with it's loud music blaring into the street and the night life of Hong Kong. People from all walks of life enjoying a drink with friends and work colleagues.

Lan Kwai Fong, the city's premier bar and nightlife district, has been undergoing something of a renaissance over the past few years by adding a wide range of new activities and promotions. The idea behind this initiative has been to cash in on its image as one of Hong Kong's top entertainment districts.

Lan Kwai Fong is a good place for business men and women to gather for a beer that is priced out of this world. Happy hour is reasonable at around HK$30, but regular price is something like HK$80 in the nicest of bars. Drinks were quite expensive inside so students or younger adults would buy drinks at 7 Eleven for less than HK$10 or something and they will hang outside the bars where they could still hear the music and talk with their friends. The place is overcrowded at Friday and Saturday evenings, however during the week finding a chair there is no problem as it is a little bit empty then.

Here's how to get there. (click here to view interactive map)

Take an MTR train (or the Airport Express trains that will get you to the Central MTR Station) and look for Exit D2. Walk along Theatre Lane and up D'Aguilar Street, then walk about five minutes to Lan Kwai Fong.

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