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Mong Kok’s Langham Place has long been a fashion hub for Hong Kong’s style-conscious crowd, but its sprawling retail floors now double as a culinary playground. With more than a dozen restaurants spanning Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese, Vietnamese, and Western cuisines—plus Instagram-worthy themed cafés—the mall has emerged as one of Kowloon’s most vibrant food destinations. From Hokkaido soup curry to Korean barbecue and interactive sushi delivery systems, Langham Place offers something for every palate and occasion.
Japanese Staples With a Twist
Suage Hokkaido Soup Curry
This Sapporo-born chain has quickly become a local favourite since arriving at Langham Place. Suage offers over ten main dishes, three soup bases, and a remarkable 99-level spice scale. The Inaniwa udon is a must-try for its springy texture that soaks up the aromatic broth. Hong Kong-exclusive items such as lobster seafood soup curry and the signature crispy chicken leg elevate the experience, blending tradition with innovation.
Location: Shop 1, 4A/F | Daily 12:00–22:00
Menya Musashi Buko Soden
The Tokyo-based ramen giant brings its “Buko Soden” spin-off to the mall, known for secret-recipe broths and chargrilled soy-sauce pork belly. The black garlic tsukemen (dipping noodles) balances rich tonkotsu stock with fragrant black garlic oil. Also noteworthy is the porcini chicken white-soup rice bowl—the mushrooms and chicken stock meld perfectly, leaving a clean, umami finish. The warm wooden interiors and open kitchen create an inviting Japanese tavern atmosphere.
Location: Shop 5, 4A/F | Tel: 6333 8516 | Daily 11:30–22:30
Sushi no
Specialising in sashimi, sushi, and grilled seafood, Sushi no prides itself on air-freighted ingredients from Japan—including rare finds like Ehime sea bream, Yokosuka octopus, and Japanese whelk. A standout feature is the “peacock fish” conveyor system, which carries orders directly from the kitchen to the table, blending theatre with freshness.
Location: Shop 6, 4/F | Tel: 2307 9822 | Daily 11:30–22:00
Korean, Vietnamese, and Taiwanese Flavours
Bingo & Cook
This Korean “pojangmacha” (street stall) themed restaurant is packed with retro photo spots, making it a hit for groups and families. The galbi jjim (braised short ribs), kimchi jjigae, seafood scallion pancake, and fruit makgeolli are popular. The shabu-shabu beef hotpot with fresh cuts and generous sides delivers authentic Korean comfort. A soy-marinated crab buffet adds a punch of umami.
Location: Shop 21-26, 10/F | Tel: 2455 8766 | Mon–Sat 11:30–22:15, Sun 11:30–22:00
Locomotive Vietnamese Restaurant
Authentic Vietnamese fare draws diners to this spacious outlet. The lemongrass beef on crispy rice crackers is a textural delight—hot, cold, sour, and sweet all at once. The signature pho features a clear, sweet broth, bouncy beef balls, tender tripe, and silky noodles, best finished with a squeeze of lime and fresh basil.
Location: Shop 12, 4/F | Tel: 2368 2008 | Daily 11:30–21:30
Hao Jia Taiwanese Hotpot
All-you-can-eat Taiwanese-style hotpot with ingredients shipped directly from Taiwan. The spicy duck blood and herbal soup and angelica wolfberry broth are customer favourites. Meat options include beef brisket, lamb shoulder, and spicy marinated beef, while the buffet bar stocks fish roe, egg dumplings, fresh vegetables, and tofu.
Location: Shop 17-20, 7/F | Tel: 2699 2018 | Daily 12:00–23:00
Western-Inspired Dining and Fusion Cafés
Bistro Bloom by Mr. Steak
Inspired by a Parisian bistro, this restaurant offers lunch and dinner semi-buffets with a fresh seafood station featuring clams, mussels, and prawns. Mains such as risotto and charcoal-grilled platters are cooked a la minute. The combination of French ambience and value-for-money pricing makes it ideal for casual gatherings.
Location: Shop 2, 13/F | Tel: 3514 4227 | Daily 12:00–22:00
Smokehouse Bar & Grill
A low-lit, romantic spot dedicated to traditional low-and-slow smoking techniques. The international chef team uses premium wood to smoke top cuts of meat, locking in juices and building layered flavours. The menu highlights classic barbecue with a smoky finish, and the moody interiors suit both date nights and group dinners.
Location: Shop 3, 13/F | Tel: 2972 0079 | Mon–Thu & Sun 12:00–00:00, Fri–Sat 12:00–02:00
Local Creativity and Themed Cafés
Little Corner
This quirky eatery fuses Chinese, Western, and Hong Kong street-food elements. The mixed grill sizzling plate (tongue, rib-eye, chicken, and pork) is a generous feast, while creative egg waffle flavours—egg tart and ginger milk pudding—add a playful twist.
Location: Shop 8, 4/F | Tel: 2318 1928 | Daily 12:00–21:00
Neal & Cup x Pomato Theme Store
A collaboration between Taiwanese tea brand Neal & Cup and local digital media Pomato, this vibrant spot is a must for photo-hunters. Limited-edition drinks like mango cheese strawberry smoothie and pineapple tomato soda sit alongside savoury dishes such as tomato beef tendon udon and slow-cooked chicken rice. The decor is packed with co-branded elements.
Location: Shop 1, 12/F | Daily 12:00–22:00
GOODDAY
A relaxed café with quality coffee, creative mains, and desserts. The potato gnocchi in creamy mushroom sauce with baby corn is hearty, while the sweet and savoury cheesy apple pie delivers a flavour surprise. For dessert, the caramel apple Earl Grey mochi waffle layers tea aroma and chewy texture.
Location: Shop 25, 11/F | Tel: 9145 2465 | Mon–Thu 11:45–21:45, Fri–Sat 11:30–22:00, Sun 11:30–21:45
A Food Lover’s Guide to Langham Place
With over ten restaurants spanning Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, and Western cuisines—plus themed cafés tailor-made for social media—Langham Place has cemented its status as a must-visit food hub in Mong Kok. Whether you’re craving a fiery soup curry, a Korean feast, or a quiet coffee break, the mall offers curated dining experiences that reflect Hong Kong’s multicultural palate. For first-time visitors, planning a meal around off-peak hours (before 12:30 or after 14:00) can help avoid queues, especially at Suage and Bingo & Cook. As the mall continues to refresh its tenant mix, food lovers can expect even more surprises in the months ahead.