Hong Kong’s Wing makes an impressive jump up to 5th place on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2024 list, and The Chairman retains its title as The Best Restaurant in Hong Kong.
The prestigious Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list for 2024 was revealed at the 11th annual awards ceremony, held in Seoul, South Korea on Tuesday, 26 March. Tokyo’s Sézanne clinched the top spot and Hong Kong’s Wing was awarded the highest climber award, jumping up 32 places to fifth spot. Our neighbouring Macau also showed up on the top 50 list with Chef Tam’s Seasons sitting at number 49.
Six Hong Kong restaurants secured a spot on the top 50 list, with The Chairman keeping its title as The Best Restaurant in Hong Kong at number four. Plus, an additional six Hong Kong restaurants made it to the extended list, including new entrant Howard’s Gourmet.
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Hong Kong Restaurants That Made It On Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants List
#4 The Chairman
Cantonese institution The Chairman retains its esteemed title as The Best Restaurant in Hong Kong, sitting closer to top spot at number 4.
The Chairman, 3/F, The Wellington, 198 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 5501 5102, 2555 2202, www.thechairmangroup.com
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#5 Wing
Highest climber award winner Wing rose an impressive 32 places, rounding out this year’s top five. Wing’s Executive Chef and Owner Vicky Cheng also owns Michelin-starred Vea which has been bumped up to number 68 on the extended list.
Wing, 29/F, The Wellington, 198 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 9310 0172, 2711 0063, wingrestaurant.hk
#16 Neighbourhood
This understated French-Italian restaurant by Chef-Owner David Lai has jumped up to 16th place on the list. With no Instagram account or even a website, we’re pleased that this hidden Hong Kong gem has gained the recognition it deserves.
Neighbourhood, 61-63 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, 2617 0891, www.facebook.com/neighborhoodhk
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#27 Mono
Asia’s window into refined Latin American gastronomic culture, Mono, got promoted to 27th place this year. Chef Ricardo Chaneton’s seasonally-evolving menu and inventive dishes are well deserving of a top 50 spot.
Mono, 5/F, 18 On Lan Street, Central, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 9726 9301, www.mono.hk
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#32 Caprice
Four Seasons’ three-Michelin-starred Caprice has climbed up to spot 32 from 49th place. The classic French menu by Chef de Cuisine Guillaume Galliot is known to integrate global flavours with remarkable technique and restraint.
Caprice, Podium 6, Four Seasons Hotel, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong, 3196 8882, www.fourseasons.com
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#37 Ando
Chef Agustin Balbi’s Ando made its first appearance on the list at number 37. We’ve waxed lyrical about the food at Ando, which unifies Spanish and Japanese influences, and are glad to see the restaurant receive further recognition.
Ando, 1/F, Somptueux Central, 52 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 9161 8697, www.andohk.com
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Hong Kong Restaurants That Made It On Asia’s 51-100 Best Restaurants 2024 List
This year, Howard’s Gourmet scraped into the extended list for the first time, and Godenya made its way back up to 88th place (it ranked 64th in 2022) after dropping off the top 100 last year.
- Xin Rong Ji (#52)
- Ta Vie (#55)
- Vea (#68)
- Estro (#71)
- Godenya (#88)
- Howard’s Gourmet (#100)*
* New entries
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This Year’s Top 10 Restaurants In Asia
1. Sézanne, Tokyo
2. Florilège, Tokyo
3. Gaggan Anand, Bangkok
4. The Chairman, Hong Kong
5. Wing, Hong Kong (Highest Climber Award)
6. Nusara, Bangkok (Art of Hospitality Award)
7. Suhring, Bangkok
8. Den, Tokyo
9. La Cime, Osaka
10.Odette, Singapore
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