Dorsett Discoveries

*Hotel Keycard Privilege : Free drink upon all-day brunch order

Goodin’ Out is a Korean Cafe that has transformed from HK’s old metal shop into an aromatic coffee shop. It offers a range of Korean-style coffee, desserts, and brunch options. Enjoy the freshly brewed coffee in the cosy space. Don’t miss out on the signature Korean Croffle Sandwich and Einspanner coffee!

Long Dim Sum is themed around nostalgic Hong Kong, combining retro and trendy elements. It offers a variety of creative dim sum, made with fresh ingredients and presented with modern plating.

*Get off at the China HK City station via the hotel shuttle bus, and walk for 6 minutes

Lard Noodle is originated from the 60s and 70s as a traditional Hong Kong food. Ying Kee has been operating for more than 40 years with its pork soup and deep fried pork belly as its signature dishes!

*Hotel Keycard Privilege: Enjoy a 10% discount for dine-in at the Momiji Chaya

Kamakura Momiji Chaya is a popular tea house located in Japan. Since opening, it has attracted a wave of customers eager to experience its elegant wooden interior and enjoy a variety of delicious dishes. Highlights include the indulgent Matcha Tiramisu dessert, served in a charming wooden box, combining rich matcha flavors with a smooth texture.

*Hotel Keycard Privilege: Enjoy a 10% discount on dine-in at the restaurant

Years is a local lifestyle brand that aims to provide a casual way for people to enjoy plant based food while appreciating the simple beauty of our lives.

Operating hours: (Mon-Sun) 1200 – 2200
Address: Shop 1, G/F, Fuk Lung Building,191-199 Fuk Wah Street, Sham Shui Po

A traditional Cantonese restaurant that has been in business for over half a century. From the selection of ingredients to the cooking techniques, great care and attention are given to every detail in order to present each classic Cantonese cuisine to all guests.

Paradise Classic specializes in Nanyang-style Chinese curinse. Try out their classic dishes originated from Malaysia and Singapore such as the ‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' (the signature potpourri of fresh seafood) and 'Singapore-style Black Pepper Crab' which are absolutely appetizing!

Originally a century-old pre-war tenement complex, and a Grade II historic building. Now it is transformed into local specialty shops and restaurants, and provides event venues for short-term rental, allowing visitors to explore Hong Kong stories.

With 150 meters long, Sneakers Street has more than 50 stores that sells all kinds of sports shoes and products. A must-go place for all the shoes lovers!

A brand new fashion hotspot for youngsters newly opened back in 2018 – Korean, Japanese and local style clothing stores as well as well-known hipsters restaurants are all at this 8-storey shopping mall where all your needs got covered!

This fruit market is not only a Grade 3 historic building, but also famous for its freshest, fullest and cheapest fruits from around the world. Rest assured the prices are cheaper than the retail prices by 5% to 10%.