Nanhai No. 2-1
Nanhai No. 2-2
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Nanhai No. 2

Wan Chai

Inspired by Ming dynasty explorer Zheng He voyages to the West, Nanhai celebrates discovery through modern Cantonese cuisine. Similar to its sister restaurant Nanhai No. 1 in Tsim Sha Tsui—awarded a Michelin star for two consecutive years—Nanhai No. 2 offers breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour. Highlights include authentic dim sum, jasmine tea-smoked chicken, and crispy–steamed rice in rich lobster soup — all served in an elegant setting enhanced by stunning views and immersive sound.

12/F, World Trade Centre, 280 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island https://www.elite-concepts.com/our-concepts/hong-kong/nanhai-no-2 +852 2435 3088
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The Forever Blooming Bauhinia Sculpture in Golden Bauhinia Square in front of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

Golden Bauhinia Square

Tracks of Happy Valley Racecourse surrounded by cityscape.

Happy Valley Racecourse
Beautiful lanterns at Lee Tung Avenue.

Lee Tung Avenue
The Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance performing outside the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Heritage Centre.

Tai Hang Fire Dragon Heritage Centre
Street view with the Blue House and Yellow House.

The Blue House
An aerial view of Victoria Park.

Victoria Park
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