[mena]

I usually spend Xmas back home, but this year I'm not gonna be able to make it =(
Some friends are staying as well, so I'd like to know where we can have a nice X-mas eve dinner while getting the feeling of the season.
Thanks!undefined

[martyn]

Hong Kong should be heavily decorated with Christmas lights and so forth. It definitely wont be a white christmas if that's what you are expecting.

[mena]

Just want to know where we can have a nice X-mas eve dinner by a X-mas tree and X-mas decorations. All to do with X-mas, no snow required though! We don't mind to dress up for the occasion. Any suggestions?
Thx!

[PSMaverick]

The best way to go its to do it yourself, Mena.That is if you really need the "feeling of the season". Such celebrations in restaurants in HK are always too commercialised! Believe me I've been working in some of them!

[Kimmi]

I would like to know any places in Central that are serving up Christmas lunch on Christmas day too. I usually love doing all myself and having people over when I was in the UK and Australia but this year in Hong Kong I dont have an oven! Any suggestions on places to go please, thanks

[jimbo]

Most of the hotels should be doing xmas lunch with all the trimmings on xmas day, phone around and check but they well be fully booked up though.

[Kimmi]

Does anyone know if Jimmy's Kitchen does a nice Christmas Lunch. I was concidering going there with the family

[maz]

Any other thoughts on where would be good for a Christmas day lunch? Suitable for children would be great?
thankyou
Maz

[koiti]

Went to the Grand Hyatt for a Christmas Eve buffet and it was awesome, just to say, but yeah, mostly all hotels would have fancy stuff going on that you should check out.. I like it cos they really have the spirit of Christmas with all the decorations and Santa's giving little children presents, and all the party stuff you get.