Two beloved eateries—one in Tsim Sha Tsui, one in Kowloon City—launch limited-time dining promos from 6pm tonight.
Hong Kong’s food scene is about to get a whole lot tastier. Starting today, September 21, at 6:00 PM, travel platform KKday is rolling out a seven-day flash sale featuring mouthwatering discounts at two of the city’s most talked-about restaurants. From an all-you-can-eat seafood hotpot bonanza in Tsim Sha Tsui to authentic Thai street food in Kowloon City, the offers promise serious value for hungry diners willing to act fast.
Leading the charge is Chiu Wo Sin (潮鍋鮮), a popular steam hotpot spot nestled on the second floor of Tai Hing Plaza on Cameron Road. Known for its interactive “catch-your-own-seafood” concept, the restaurant lets guests pluck live prawns, crabs, and shellfish straight from tanks before steaming them to perfection at the table. The draw? A flash deal offering a buy-two-get-one-free package for unlimited dining, bringing the price down to just $199 per person. As an extra sweetener, every paying guest receives a free portion of cheesy baked lobster—a decadent reward that elevates an already indulgent spread.
For those who prefer their flavors with a spicy kick, Thai food aficionados can head to Kowloon City’s Little Bangkok (小曼谷), a longstanding fixture on Nga Tsin Long Road. Helmed by native Thai chefs, the restaurant dishes out fiery classics like grilled beef with chili-lime dressing and papaya salad with chicken feet. KKday’s flash promo includes a three-choice signature plate for just $38, while a more substantial duo snack set—featuring satay skewers, Thai milk tea, and more—retails at only $98 for two. Even the premium option, a 50% off Thai-style crab claypot shark’s fin set for two, comes in at a wallet-friendly $195, service charge waived across all packages.
What’s on the menu: Hotpot deals breakdown
- Buy 2 Get 1 Free: $598 for 3 persons ($199/head), includes unlimited food and drinks (original price $298/head)
- Buy 3 Get 1 Free: $896 for 4 persons ($224/head), same unlimited inclusions
- 10% off exclusive deal (min. 3 persons): $268/head
- All packages include free-flow soft drinks and beer; 10% service charge applies at the venue and must be paid in cash.
Little Bangkok’s authentic Thai steals
- Signature pick (3 choices, $38): Grilled beef with chili-lime sauce, pandan coconut bread cubes, or Thai papaya & chicken feet salad
- Duo snack set ($98): Includes the signature pick, two pork & chicken satays, plus two Thai milk teas or longan iced drinks
- 50% off claypot shark’s fin set ($195 for two): Crabmeat claypot, basil pork rice with fried egg, satay platter, stir-fried water spinach, and coconut pudding
Both promos run through September 27 at 11:59 PM, though availability is strictly limited. The Tsim Sha Tsui hotpot deal is open for lunch (12:00–18:00) and dinner (17:00–00:00) sessions, with a mandatory cash payment for service charges on-site. Little Bangkok, meanwhile, requires diners to book by phone after purchasing vouchers, and its deals are valid for dine-in only after 14:00 (or 18:00 for the $38 set).
Industry watchers weigh in
“This kind of aggressive bundling is classic flash-sale strategy,” says Vivian Lau, a Hong Kong-based food and travel analyst. “Restaurants get bums on seats during off-peak hours, while platforms like KKday drive app downloads and user loyalty. It’s a win-win—but only for diners who move quickly.”
Indeed, urgency is the name of the game. Last year, a similar KKday buffet flash sale sold out within 48 hours, leaving latecomers scrambling. With lobster on the line and Thai street-food prices that hark back to a bygone era, this round is unlikely to linger either.
Beyond the plate: What it means for Hong Kong dining
These promotions come at a time when Hong Kong’s F&B sector is fighting to regain momentum post-pandemic. High rent and shifting consumer habits continue to pressure margins, forcing establishments to get creative with partnerships and packaging. For regular diners, though, it means one thing: excellent food at honest prices—if you can beat the rush.
So set your alarms for 6:00 PM sharp. Your taste buds (and your wallet) will thank you.
For direct bookings and detailed terms, visit KKday’s official page. All offers are subject to availability and the platform’s terms and conditions.