The newly inaugurated Kai Tak Sports Park is establishing itself as a significant gastronomic hub in Hong Kong, complementing its main offerings of major sporting events and large-scale entertainment. With diverse dining options strategically located across its integrated Retail Halls and Kai Tak Sports Hall, the venue is rapidly becoming a destination for food enthusiasts, whether they are attending a concert, watching a game, or seeking a unique social dining experience. The initial lineup showcases a compelling mix of international flavors, Michelin recognition, and high-value dining, appealing to a broad spectrum of tastes.
A standout among the diverse offerings is “Flowery Shells” (花鮮甲), a specialty restaurant focusing on premium seafood and razor clams rice vermicelli. Located within the bustling Food Gala concept inside Retail Hall 1, the establishment elevates the humble clam noodle dish with high-quality ingredients. Signature variations include razor clam noodles, oyster clam noodles, and even luxurious abalone clam noodles. Their popular fresh razor clam rice vermicelli ($99) is noted for its generous serving of sweet, plump razor clams, perfectly paired with noodles that absorb the subtly spicy broth. Guests can customize their dining experience by selecting either a fresh pork bone or fish broth base.
For those craving spicy, award-winning regional Chinese cuisine, “Two Sisters Cold Noodles & Co.” (兩姊妹涼皮X株式会社) offers a taste of Chongqing street food that has received critical acclaim. The shop, also found in Retail Hall 1, was honored with the Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2024 for its exceptional cold noodles. Dubbed the “best cold noodles in the world” by some patrons, the dish features smooth, chewy noodles tossed in a meticulously balanced sauce made from a secret chili oil and nine distinct seasonings, delivering a complex profile of numbing spice, acidity, and aroma. Health-conscious diners can opt for the konjac noodles alternative, a lighter, keto-friendly option.
The park also caters to contemporary tastes through beverage and dessert offerings and distinctive themed restaurants. “Two Three Cups” (倆仨杯), a Taiwanese bubble tea specialist, provides refreshing drinks and authentic Taiwanese snacks. Must-try items include the fresh Peach Oolong and the rich, salted cream-topped Brown Sugar Black Pearl Fresh Milk. The venue also serves Taiwanese delights perfect for snacking, such as taro balls with brown sugar syrup.
A unique blend of leisure and dining is found at “Bowlbie Restaurant and Bar,” located alongside the park’s bowling alley. This stylish venue merges a Western menu with an energetic atmosphere, featuring distinctive black-themed dishes such as squid ink fried chicken drumsticks with blackcurrant sauce and charcoal buns for burgers and hotdogs—often paired with purple sweet potato fries. Leveraging the entertainment focus of the park, the venue occasionally offers joint promotions, such as a “buy-one-get-one-free” deal on alcoholic beverages for concert ticket holders.
Japanese barbecue enthusiasts are drawn to “Gyu-Kaku J” (牛角J), a sub-brand of the well-known Gyu-Kaku chain, which chose Kai Tak Sports Park for its debut location. Focused on offering high-value meals, Gyu-Kaku J specializes in all-day set menus, with lunch sets starting affordably at $48. The concept, standing for ‘Junior,’ ‘Japan,’ ‘Juicy,’ and ‘Joy,’ provides eleven customizable set meals that include the customer’s choice of meat, a starter, miso soup, and pearl rice.
Finally, for unique South East Asian flavors, “IN-MART” provides an array of Indonesian speciality products, focusing on authentic handmade pastries and snacks. The grocery and bakery hybrid offers daily limited quantities of traditional Indonesian cakes and sweets, including pandan coconut rolls and layered coconut milk cakes, alongside imported Indonesian coffee and essentials. The concentration of these establishments within the Retail Halls and Kai Tak Sports Hall cements Kai Tak’s position as a vibrant, multifaceted lifestyle destination that extends far beyond sports and music.