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Hong Kong Space Museum is a great attraction for tourists who come to eat at this bar after long walks. Nicely cooked braised duck, oysters and gazpacho will impress you at the first bite. Try good crumble, lemon pie and petit fours to form your opinion about Felix.
The wine list is extensive, every visitor can find something that suits their taste. In accordance with the guests' opinions, waiters offer delicious tea, tonic or chocolate frappe. The gracious staff meets you at this place all year round. The spectacular service is something these restaurateurs care about. This spot offers you meals at attractive prices. The beautiful decor and calm ambiance let guests feel relaxed here. According to Frommer's, this bar is rated 3 stars, so it's a very recommended place to visit.
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yee ting Chau
3 days ago on Google
Had the set menu. Good food, professional service. Jolin has been very friendly and professional. She noticed I love olive oil and let me try the kind I said I like. Love her attention to details. Toothfish is also highly recommended. Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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Vincentius Mario Purnama
9 days ago on Google
I love the ambiencw of the bar with such a mesmerizing view. My server named Clarisa was very cheerful and kind. It was such a memorable experience, definitely a must comeback! Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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RobC
a month ago on Google
“There is a distinct kind of high-altitude theatricality that hotels in former British colonies pull off with absolute, terrifying precision. They build these towering monuments to luxury, drape them in marble, and then invite you to ascend into the clouds to look down upon the chaotic, beautiful swarms of the city below. And if you want to see exactly where that architectural ego meets late-night hedonism, you take the elevator to the 28th floor of the legendary Peninsula Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui and step into Felix. This isn't a cozy neighborhood joint; it is a sleek, spaceship-like dreamscape designed by Philippe Starck that has been anchoring Hong Kong’s elite nightlife scene for decades.” The Vibe. The entrance is pure cinematic bravado. You step out of the elevator and are immediately enveloped in a moody, avant-garde interior featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over Victoria Harbour. The view isn't just good; it’s a million-dollar sensory ambush. The city's neon skyscrapers pierce the dark water below, blinking back at you while a live DJ spins dark, pulsing beats that bounce off the ultra-modern furniture. The crowd is exactly what you expect: a high-octane mix of international travelers, affluent locals celebrating milestones, and slick corporate types blowing their expense accounts. It is loud, it is sophisticated, and it operates with a confident, high-stakes energy. Even the washrooms are a legendary part of the itinerary—featuring a urinal view that forces you to stare straight out into Kowloon through a wall of glass. It’s absurd, it’s theatrical, and it’s entirely memorable. The Attack. The kitchen handles modern European cuisine with heavy Japanese influences, delivering plates that are surprisingly generous for a venue that could easily coast on its aesthetics alone. The Seafood Platter: This is the heavyweight centerpiece of the room. A sprawling, icy ziggurat packed with pristine, sweet oysters, fleshy crab legs, and plump prawns. It is impeccably fresh, clean, and hits you with a sharp, briny blast of pure ocean flavor that pairs flawlessly with a cold glass from their heavy champagne selection. The Four-Course Ritual: The tasting menu moves with impressive technical rhythm. From velvety, deeply comforting soups to beautifully executed mains like a flawlessly seared steak or delicate fish accented with Japanese elements, the execution is tight, sharp, and deeply satisfying. The Reality Check. So why only four stars instead of five? Because when you set the stage this high, the margins for error disappear, and the cost of admission is steep. A night at Felix requires a serious, uncompromising financial commitment. With prices easily clearing HK$500 to well over a thousand per person, your expectations are sky-high. While the seafood platter and ambiance are a revelation, on a crowded weekend night, the service can occasionally stretch thin under the weight of the lounge traffic, making you wait just a fraction too long for that second cocktail. Furthermore, the sheer, unadulterated fame of the venue means you are rarely alone in your awe—you are constantly navigating a room full of people trying to capture the exact same sunset photo for their digital audience. The Verdict. Look, it is a textbook tourist icon, and it knows it. If you are looking for a gritty, unscripted street-side noodle stall, a 28th-floor penthouse inside The Peninsula will feel entirely focus-grouped. But if you want to dress up, drink excellent wine, listen to a DJ mix beats over the most spectacular harbor view on the planet, and experience the unapologetic, glamorous soul of Hong Kong's high life, Felix remains a mandatory pilgrimage. Secure a window table, brace your credit card, and soak in the skyline. It is four stars all night long. Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: $500+
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European, Contemporary, Vegetarian options
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HKD 500
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22 Salisbury Road, 28/F The Peninsula, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
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Сredit cards accepted
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Wheelchair accessible
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Opening hours
| SundaySun | 5:30PM-1AM |
| MondayMon | 5:30PM-12AM |
| TuesdayTue | 5:30PM-12AM |
| WednesdayWed | 5:30PM-12AM |
| ThursdayThu | 5:30PM-12AM |
| FridayFri | 5:30PM-1AM |
| SaturdaySat | 5:30PM-1AM |
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