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The year 2022 has flown by really fast. One blink and we’re almost ringing in 2023. While we’re only in early December, we know that the early bird catches the worm. This means you must start planning your New Year’s Eve in Hong Kong before December 31.
New Year’s Eve in Hong Kong is a city-wide fiesta, with lavish dinners and all-out parties at all your favourite restaurants and bars. It’s a celebration like no other, and there’s no doubt that the holiday celebrations in Hong Kong is one party to tick off your bucket list. So naturally, the New Year’s events, fireworks and lights are a sight to behold.
You may wish to spend the night indoors with your friends and plenty of beer. Of course, we’ve all been there. But Hong Kong’s packed with grand celebrations and events that can coax even the most reluctant one out of the house. So, no matter how you wish to bid farewell to 2022, there’s something for everyone in Hong Kong.
Best New Year’s Eve events in Hong Kong
Are you still trying to figure out how to ring in the brand-new year in Hong Kong? Fear not – we’ve got your December 31, 2022, sorted.
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- Welcome to the Future New Year Eve's party at aqua
- Make New Year Eve Golden at Hutong
- Dinner buffet at The Market
- New Year's Eve Dinner at Henry
- New Year's Eve Party at Candour
- Masquerade Soirée Countdown Party at Zuma
- New Year’s Eve with Tokyo Legacy at Foxglove
- The White Carnival at The Sixteenth's New Year's Eve
- Let it Snow Let it Glow New Year's Eve Countdown Party at Vibes
- A New York New Year’s Eve At Carbone
Make December 31 a night to remember at aqua’s ‘Welcome to the Future New Year’s Eve Party’ with a 5-course menu (HKD2,023 per person). The menu features delicacies such as Slow Cooked Lobster and prized Kurobuta Pork with Foie Gras and Truffle. Alternatively, you can also get your hands on the early bird tickets (HKD688) to witness incredible performances, groove with the DJ till late on the rooftop and enjoy free-flow Veuve Clicquot Champagne on the house.
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On New Year’s Eve, Hutong presents an exciting 12-dish fireworks feast with Sichuan-style Lobster and Garoupa Fillet served in Salted Egg Yolk and Spicy Broth (HKD 2,023 per person). With the best food and views in town, guests can enjoy two hours of free-flow Veuve Clicquot Champagne, spectacular fire performances, fan dancers and DJs.
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Indulge in one of the best dinner buffets in town and satiate your holiday cravings at The Market with diverse selection of ocean-fresh seafood on ice – including oysters, snow crab legs, prawns, clams, mussels, crayfish, and lobsters. The menu also features festive favourites such as Roasted Turkey with Condiments,and Honey-glazed Ham. Continue the culinary journey with an extensive array of delicate desserts including Cinnamon Crème Brûlée, Panettone, Christmas Pudding, Apple Crumble. Guests may also enjoy free flow sparkling wine on December 31.
With the holiday season fast approaching, it is time to book your festive table at Henry to enjoy some dry-aged steaks, chops and rotisserie. Henry pays homage to the time-honoured American steak tradition, and the chefs are laying down an exciting New Year’s Eve Dinner Menu with oysters and champagne (read Champagne Mignonette and Amur Caviar). For the mains, expect Dry Aged Duck Breast with Chantarelle Mushroom, English Peas, and Green Peppercorn Sauce. Finish off with Chocolate Sponge Cake, Chestnut Buttercream.
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Ring in New Year in true Yesterday style with free-flow champagne and bites on December 31 from 9pm at Candour. Bask in the glimmer of Candour’s twinkling lights inside the lounge, and welcome a brighter year ahead! Enjoy an evening of hip-hop with DJ Shon on the decks and jam into the early hours of 2023 in good company.
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Zuma is back with its annual countdown party. Start your night with a special New Year’s Eve Yashoku Night Brunch or Dinner, followed by an elegant masquerade soirée. Free-flowing champagne, opulent décor, live entertainment and a DJ are waiting for you at Hong Kong’s most incredible party. Guests will start pouring at 9:30 pm on December 31, so ensure that you make it on time.
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Old-school blues, jazz, or rock ‘n roll lovers would not want to miss this Foxglove’s News Year’s Eve party. Ring in the new year with the swing band Bloodest Saxophone from Tokyo. Guests will be welcomed with a sumptuous New Year’s Eve dinner by Chef Chan paired with premium wines, followed by the 3-hour free-flow champagne of Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage 2013.
Dress up in your finest whites to Ring in 2023 at The Sixteenth. A glittering night with abundant food, unlimited drinks, music and celebration are waiting for you! Spend your New Year’s Eve at this grand venue and welcome 2023 with live DJ music, free-flow beverages, small bites and champagne on 31 December.
Ring in 2023 with a real snow spectacle at the dazzling countdown party at Vibes. The open-air lounge of The Mira Hong Kong will transform into a chic Alpine hut bar where live DJ music and free-flowing drinks will keep you up till late! At midnight, watch the white magic fall from the sky along with an electrifying line-up of some of the most accomplished DJs in the city, including Hong Kong’s No. 1 DJ MENA.
Send the year off in relaxed sophistication at the original red sauce joint with delicious food and a live DJ. Then, celebrate with a special menu of indulgent classics executed by Head Chef Jack Carson. The evening starts with decadent Caviar & Burrata and Carbone’s infamous Caesar Salad, along with the quintessential New-York-Italian dishes like Mario’s Meatballs, Dover Sole, Prime Porterhouse, and of course, the beloved Spicy Rigatoni Vodka. Then, indulge in the dessert trolley.
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This story was first published in Lifestyle Asia Hong Kong.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Answer: From Henry's to aqua and Candour and Zuma, there are plenty of places in Hong Kong to ring in the New Year in style.
