DarkSide

Behind a laundromat façade on Lockhart Road, Dirty Laundry HK invites you in with neon glow, cocktails in teacups, shisha vibes, and a playful nod to retro Hong Kong — where the wash meets the wild side.

Hidden behind a hatch-like door in Central, Salon No. 10 is an intimate, artsy member’s salon with curved, cave‑like interiors, jazzy nights, and eclectic creative curation—where Hong Kong’s cultural crowd converges in style.

High above Wan Chai, Uncle Ming’s is a whisky lover’s perch — over 80 global labels, skyline views, and innovative whisky cocktails served in a refined lounge perched on the 25th floor.

Hidden beneath a red door in Sai Ying Pun, Ping Pong 129 is a Spanish-style gin & tonic bar with tapas, art exhibitions, live music & a nostalgic past as a ping-pong house. A sleek, creative after-work escape.

A cozy speakeasy tucked beneath SoHo — The Old Man is an Ernest Hemingway tribute bar serving expertly-crafted cocktails named after his stories. Settle in at the chilled copper‑strip bar for small-scale mixology magic.

A tropical-mirage speakeasy upstairs at Eaton HK where cocktails brim with herbaceous flair, indie beats pulse through the terrace and every hour feels like a secret celebration.

Step through the understated umbrella shop door to discover Foxglove—a 1950s-inspired speakeasy with vintage jet-engine flair, plush leather lounges, intimate jazz nights, and theatrical cocktails served from an antique martini cart.

Penicillin is Hong Kong’s first closed-loop sustainable bar, crafting inventive cocktails from upcycled ingredients in a lab-inspired setting.

Hidden behind a royal mural in Soho, The Wise King serves tapas-inspired cocktails in a sumptuous, velvet-lined sanctuary—Negronis reigned supreme long before it was cool.