In a move set to delight bargain-hunting foodies across Hong Kong, the Royal Park Hotel in Sha Tin has unveiled a limited-time buy-one-get-one-free buffet promotion in partnership with travel platform KKday. The flash deal, available from now until August 16, 2026, slashes weekend lunch prices to just HK$263 per person and dinner to HK$347 per person—offering access to premium dishes like US black beef teppanyaki, snow crab legs, lobster, Japanese Wagyu, and freshly shucked oysters. Diners using a Bank of East Asia credit card can stack an additional HK$110 discount on minimum spending of HK$1,100, making this one of the most aggressive buffet deals seen in the city this year.
What’s on the Menu at The Ballroom?
The promotion centres on The Ballroom (柏麗廳), the hotel’s main dining venue on the third floor, long known for its live cooking stations. The weekend lunch buffet highlights a made-to-order “American Black Beef Teppanyaki” station, where chefs sear prime cuts on the grill right in front of guests. Other lunch staples include:
- Chilled seafood – snow crab legs, prawns, and assorted shellfish
- Sashimi – fresh cuts of salmon, tuna, and white fish
- Soups – nourishing slow-cooked Chinese herbal broths
- Desserts – Mövenpick ice cream, freshly baked molten lava cakes, and seasonal pastries
The dinner buffet, branded the “King Crab, Lobster & Japanese Wagyu Feast,” ups the ante with:
- Live oyster shucking during designated hours
- One whole lobster per person, presented at the table
- Japanese Wagyu offered as teppanyaki and flame-torched sushi
- Braised abalone, fish maw, and duck palm pot – a hearty Cantonese specialty
- Free-flow red and white wine, plus made-to-order cocktails throughout the evening
Pricing Breakdown and Booking Details
The KKday-exclusive offer applies to specific time slots and days:
| Buffet Session | Days | Price for Two (BOGO) | Per Person |
|—————-|——|———————|————|
| Weekend Lunch | Sat, Sun & PH | HK$526 | HK$263 |
| Dinner (18:00–22:00) | Mon–Thu | HK$734 | HK$367 |
| Dinner (18:00–22:00) | Fri–Sun & PH | HK$784 | HK$392 |
| Dinner (19:30–22:00) | Mon–Thu | HK$694 | HK$347 |
| Dinner (19:30–22:00) | Fri–Sun & PH | HK$734 | HK$367 |
Original prices range from HK$525 to HK$784 per person before the discount.
Booking is live now on KKday – interested diners should act fast, as quantities are limited and sold on a first-come, first-served basis. The voucher is valid for future reservations subject to availability.
How to Maximize the Savings
To sweeten the deal, Bank of East Asia cardholders can apply promo code 26BEA110 at checkout to shave off an additional HK$110 on transactions of HK$1,100 or more. This effectively brings the per-person cost even lower – for example, a weekend lunch for two would drop to roughly HK$208 each after the extra discount.
Diners are advised to review KKday’s terms and conditions before purchasing, and to note that all prices and offers are subject to change at the discretion of the hotel and booking platform.
Broader Impact and What It Means for Hong Kong Diners
This promotion arrives amid an increasingly competitive Hong Kong buffet market, where hotels have been slashing prices to lure back local diners after years of travel restrictions and economic uncertainty. The Sha Tin district, home to several large residential estates and office parks, has seen a particular uptick in mid-range dining deals aimed at families and corporate groups.
For consumers, the Royal Park Hotel offer represents a rare opportunity to enjoy high-end ingredients – including Wagyu and live oysters – at casual-dining prices. However, availability is limited, and the flash sale nature of the promotion suggests that popular weekend slots will sell out quickly.
Key Takeaway: Book immediately if you have a specific date in mind. Combine with a BEA credit card for maximum savings. For those who miss out, keep an eye on KKday and other platforms for similar flash deals from competing hotels – the city’s buffet wars show no signs of cooling down.
This article is based on information provided by KKday and Royal Park Hotel as of August 10, 2026. Offers and pricing may change without prior notice. Always verify terms with the booking platform before purchase.