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Hong Kong’s trendsetting Langham Place in Mong Kok has cemented its status as a culinary destination, offering more than a dozen new dining options spanning Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese, Vietnamese, and Western cuisines. From a Hokkaido soup curry specialist with 99 spice levels to a playful Taiwanese bubble tea collaboration, the mall’s latest restaurant lineup caters to every palate and occasion.
A Food Lover’s Paradise in the Heart of Kowloon
Long known as a fashion hub, Langham Place is now drawing crowds for its food scene. With over ten new eateries spread across its upper floors, the mall delivers a curated mix of international flavours, Instagram-worthy interiors, and interactive dining experiences. Whether you’re craving a fiery Korean hotpot, a slow-smoked barbecue platter, or a whimsical themed café, this vertical food haven has you covered.
Hokkaido Soup Curry and Japanese Specialties
Suage Hokkaido Soup Curry brings its famous broth from Japan’s northern island. Diners can choose from more than ten main dishes, three soup bases, and a heat scale reaching 99 levels. The Hong Kong outlet offers exclusive items such as lobster seafood soup curry and crispy chicken leg curry, best paired with chewy Inaniwa udon noodles.
Address: Shop 1, 4A/F | Hours: 12:00–22:00 daily
For ramen purists, Menya Musashi Bukotsu Sōden serves a rich black garlic dipping noodle soup, blending roasted garlic oil with pork bone broth. The porcini mushroom chicken broth rice is another standout, with generous black truffle mushrooms soaking up the savoury stock. The wood-and-warm-light interior and open kitchen create an authentic Japanese setting.
Address: Shop 5, 4A/F | Tel: 6333 8516 | Hours: 11:30–22:30 daily
Sushi no Sachi sources premium seafood directly from Japan, including rare finds like sea bream from Ehime, octopus from Yokosuka, and Japanese whelk. After ordering, dishes travel via a unique “peacock fish” conveyor system, adding a visual thrill to the meal.
Address: Shop 6, 4/F | Tel: 2307 9822 | Hours: 11:30–22:00 daily
Korean, Taiwanese, and Vietnamese Flair
Bingo & Cook recreates the vibe of a Korean street-food market, complete with retro decor and photo spots. Highlights include a bubbling beef shabu-shabu hotpot, soy-marinated crab buffet, and crispy seafood scallion pancakes. The fruit makgeolli is a refreshing accompaniment.
Address: Shops 21-26, 10/F | Tel: 2455 8766 | Hours: Mon–Sat 11:30–22:15, Sun 11:30–22:00
Taiwanese hotpot fans can head to Hao Jia Taiwan Hotpot, where ingredients like spicy ma la duck blood and angelica-goji broth are imported directly. The unlimited meat selection features brisket, lamb shoulder, and spicy beef, alongside traditional sides such as egg dumplings and fresh tofu.
Address: Shops 17-20, 7/F | Tel: 2699 2018 | Hours: 12:00–23:00 daily
Fire Train Vietnamese Kitchen offers authentic dishes like lemongrass beef on crispy prawn crackers and the signature “Fire Train” pho, with a clear, sweet broth, bouncy beef balls, tender tripe, and fresh herbs.
Address: Shop 12, 4/F | Tel: 2368 2008 | Hours: 11:30–21:30 daily
Western and Fusion Dining
Bistro Bloom by Mr. Steak channels a Parisian bistro atmosphere with semi-buffet lunch and dinner sets. The seafood bar features clams, mussels, and prawns, while main courses like charcoal-grilled platters and risotto are prepared à la minute.
Address: Shop 2, 13/F | Tel: 3514 4227 | Hours: 12:00–22:00 daily
Smokehouse Bar & Grill specialises in ancient slow-smoking techniques using premium wood. The result is tender, flavour-packed meats like brisket and ribs, served in a moody, dimly lit setting perfect for dates or group gatherings.
Address: Shop 3, 13/F | Tel: 2972 0079 | Hours: Mon–Thu & Sun 12:00–02:00, Fri–Sat 12:00–02:00
For a casual café experience, GOODDAY offers coffee made from select beans, plus creative desserts like caramel apple Earl Grey mochi waffles and a cheesy apple pie that blends sweet and savoury. Their signature potato “pasta” in mushroom cream sauce is a carb-lover’s delight.
Address: Shop 25, 11/F | Tel: 9145 2465 | Hours: Mon–Thu 11:45–21:45, Fri–Sat 11:30–22:00, Sun 11:30–21:45
Themed Eateries and Local Twists
Cross Coffee × Potato Tomato is a collaboration between local media brand Potato Tomato and bubble tea chain Cross Coffee. The whimsical space serves exclusive drinks like mango cheese strawberry smoothie and pineapple tomato soda, along with savoury items such as tomato beef brisket udon and tomato slow-cooked chicken rice.
Address: Shop 1, 12/F | Hours: 12:00–22:00 daily
Little Point Corner fuses Chinese, Western, and Hong Kong street-food influences. Their sizzling platter features beef tongue, ribeye, chicken, and pork with house sauce, while creative egg waffle flavours include egg tart and ginger milk pudding, reinventing a local classic.
Address: Shop 8, 4/F | Tel: 2318 1928 | Hours: 12:00–21:00 daily
Why Langham Place Matters for Hong Kong’s Dining Scene
The mall’s aggressive expansion of its food portfolio reflects a broader trend: shopping centres evolving into lifestyle destinations. By offering everything from affordable street-food-style eats to upscale dining, Langham Place attracts both young trend-seekers and families. For visitors, the convenience of having over a dozen cuisines under one roof makes it a must-visit spot in Mong Kok.
Next Steps: Planning a trip? Book ahead for popular spots like Suage and Smokehouse. Check individual restaurant pages for updated menus and promotions. For more Hong Kong dining guides, explore our recommendations for Tsim Sha Tsui cafés and Elements waterfront eateries.