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Who needs a dinner date when you’re the best company around? We’ve rounded up a list of restaurants in Hong Kong perfect for dining alone!
Who says dining alone can’t be fun? Whether you’re dodging small talk, craving some me-time or just really want that extra dumpling, Hong Kong has plenty of spots perfect for solo diners. The city is teeming with restaurants and eateries that provide a welcoming atmosphere, delicious food and a sense of comfort. Here’s where to go when it’s just you, yourself and your appetite!
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Guang Mein Zi Noodle — Jimmy O Yang’s Noodle Order
If Jimmy O. Yang, the Crazy Rich Asians actor, can fly all the way to Hong Kong and enjoy a solo meal at a noodle restaurant, why can’t we? The actor stopped by Guang Mein Zi Noodles in Wan Chai, treating himself to a bowl of Sliced Beef Brisket Noodles loaded with wontons, beef balls and fish balls.
Price: Noodle dishes start from $46; Jimmy O Yang’s Noodle Order, $72
Deals: Follow them on Instagram and you’ll score a pack of Tempo tissues with your meal — because in Hong Kong, tissues are sacred!
Delivery: Deliveroo, FoodPanda
Why It’s Good For Solo Dining: It’s quick and convenient, serving hearty, classic Hong Kong noodle dishes and it’s just a short walk from the Wan Chai MTR station!
Guang Mein Zi Noodle, G/F, On Hing Mansion, 2-4 Tai Wong Street East, Wan Chai , Hong Kong, 2546 8428, Instagram: @gmzpn
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Ichiran Ramen — Enjoy A Bowl Of Ramen In Your Own Booth
Ichiran Ramen is a classic that needs to be on our list! With its signature private dining booths, you can savour a steaming bowl of rich tonkotsu ramen in total peace. The ordering system lets you customise your meal exactly how you like it — zero hassle, all flavour!
Price: The Classic Tonkotsu Ramen, $98; Optional add-ons priced between $14 and $68
Delivery: Deliveroo, FoodPanda
Why It’s Good For Solo Dining: As a famous ramen chain, every bowl delivers the same rich, comforting taste, making it a reliable pick.
Ichiran Ramen, various locations across Hong Kong, www.ichiranramen.com
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Yakiniku Like — Mini Barbecue Grill For One
Craving grilled meat but dining solo? Yakiniku Like is the place to go to. With branches across Hong Kong — from Sheung Wan and North Point to Mong Kok — this hotspot serves perfectly portioned meat sets and personal grills, so you can cook up your own meat just the way you like it. Complete your smoky feast with rice and greens on the side for the ultimate dining experience!
Price: Set menus range from $58 to $178. The popular Salt and Scallion Beef Tongue Trio Set is now $88/150g!
Sassy tip: Yakiniku Like provides special discounts for lunch and dinner set meals every Monday! Be sure to follow its social media pages for the latest updates, as prices vary weekly!
Why It’s Good For Solo Dining: The laid-back, solo-friendly vibe means you can take your time and enjoy your meal just the way you like.
Yakiniku Like, various locations across Hong Kong, Instagram: @yakinikulikehk
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Seoul Noodles — Traditional Korean Dishes, Communal Tables And Booth Seating
Seoul Noodles is taking over Hong Kong faster than your cravings hit at 3pm. It’s got booth seating and communal tables perfect for a no-fuss, slurp-and-go meal. As for the menu? There are chicken noodles that hit the spot, spicy pork bone broth noodles, tangy bibim noodles, kimchi dumplings and bite-sized mini kimbaps!
Price: A-la-carte dishes start from $78; Combo menus start from $98; Side dishes start from $28
Delivery: Deliveroo, FoodPanda
Why It’s Good For Solo Dining: The setup’s super efficient, so you’ll get your food fast — perfect for grabbing a quick solo bite when you’re on the go.
Seoul Noodles, various locations across Hong Kong, Instagram: @seoulnoodles
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Bolton Cafe — Hong Kong Cha Chaan Teng For Solo Dining
You can call yourself a solo dining veteran once you’ve dined in a Cha Chaan Teng alone. With so many Cha Chaan Tengs to choose from, Bolton Cafe in Tsim Sha Tsui is a must-try. It’s a nostalgic Hong Kong-style diner with a great vibe (it even plays classic Cantopop songs!). You have to try its signature sizzling plate meal with beef tenderloin and prawns for $168, coming with a choice of white rice, spaghetti or fries, and you could pick between three sauces: black pepper, onion or garlic sauce. The set also includes soup, a buttered bun and a drink!
Price: Main dishes (classic Cha Chaan Teng dishes) start from $68
Delivery: FoodPanda
Why It’s Good For Solo Dining: Cha Chaan Tengs are a solo diner’s haven — you’re alone, but the lively vibe makes it feel like you’re part of the crowd.
Bolton Cafe, G/F, 20A Ashley Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, 2668 5222, Instagram: @boltoncafe1989
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Genki Sushi — Conveyor Belt Sushi In Hong Kong
As a solo diner, you’re the VIP at any conveyor belt sushi restaurant — picking your favourites straight from the belt or summoning them via tablet like a sushi wizard. It’s perfect for when you’re flying solo but still want to feast like royalty. While Sushiro is also a great solo dining restaurant, snagging a seat there isn’t as quick as it is at Genki.
Price: Standard sushi options range from $12 to $27
Pickup option: Conveniently place your order online and collect it at your chosen branch for a quick and seamless takeout meal.
Why It’s Good For Solo Dining: You can enjoy a variety of sushi without feeling rushed or judged!
Genki Sushi, various locations across Hong Kong, www.genkisushi.com
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Sir Berwick — The Restaurant For A Solo Burger Feast
Burger joints are practically made for solo diners. Sure, you could hit up Shake Shack or McDonald’s, but why not try something fresh? Tucked away in Sai Ying Pun, Sir Berwick serves up decadent American-style burgers with a Harajuku twist. Think bold, mouthwatering eats like the double Wagyu cheese and egg burger with Cajun fries. Plus, its milkshakes and comfort food classics (grilled cheese, fried chicken waffles, mac & cheese) are next-level.
Price: Burger with fries set start from $72; Other dishes priced around $46 to $98
Delivery: Deliveroo, FoodPanda
Why It’s Good For Solo Dining: Grab a booth seat — it’s cosy and gives you just the right amount of privacy to enjoy your meal without feeling exposed or cramped.
Sir Berwick, Shop E, G/F, Lai On Building, 15-19 Lai On Lane, 2 Water Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, 6605 6428, www.sirberwick.com
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Gyoza AnD — Gyoza Eatery In Hong Kong For Solo Indulgence
Here’s why gyozas are great — they’re bite-sized, flavourful and no sharing is required! Gyoza AnD, a cosy spot on Central’s Wellington Street, brings a slice of Tokyo’s Showa era to Hong Kong. This retro-themed eatery offers a relaxed atmosphere and a menu featuring classic boiled gyozas, fried gyozas and daily specials, paired with hearty dishes like soupless dan dan noodles and miso beef tongue skewers.
Price: Classic boiled and fried gyozas, $52 for six pieces; Refer to its daily gyoza specials board for unique flavours and pricing
Delivery: Deliveroo
Why It’s Good For Solo Dining: The staff are super laid-back, and the setup makes group dining a no-go — so you’ll never feel awkward dining solo.
Gyoza AnD, Upper Ground, 76 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong, 6551 3298, Instagram: @gyozaandhk
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