Grand Hyatt Steakhouse restaurant features prime cuts of beef from the US, Canada and Japan. Additional offerings include an oyster and seafood bar, an elaborate salad bar and a stylish cigar room.

The restaurant is accessible from the Grand Hyatt Hong Kong hotel driveway. The Wine Room offers elegant and intimate booth dining for guests to enjoy up to 160 labels of superlative international wines and over 600 bottles from around the world.

Dress code: Smart Casual

A split-level restaurant resembling an elegant mansion in Shanghai during the 1930s, with superb Victoria Harbour views, cosy residential decor, glass ceiling and a fountain. The cosy home ambience is enhanced by rich Santos rosewood timber, while natural stone creates a light airy feel at the lower veranda. The fountain with distinctive glass mosaics, custom-made carpets, wooden furnishings and draperies all add to the final residential touch.

One Harbour Road is best known for serving traditional homestyle Cantonese cuisine, lovingly prepared and graciously presented. The Chef’s Table private room inside the kitchen features exclusive innovative dishes and presents a rare glimpse into the workings of the kitchen.

Location: 7th & 8th Floor

Dress code: Smart Casual

Grissini commands panoramic views of Victoria Harbour. Its contemporary interior design, Philippe Starck chairs and modern Tony Delapp paintings conjure up the feeling of a stylish New York restaurant.

Dramatically situated at the entrance is a large baking oven, where freshly baked grissini breadsticks fill the whole restaurant with a delicious aroma. The grissini breadsticks are served during lunch and dinner; guests love Grissini for its authentic Italian cuisine.

An extensive selection of Italian wines is displayed in the two-storey wine cellar with an impressive floor-to-ceiling Vinotheque.

Location: 2nd Floor

Dress code: Smart Casual

The simplicity and serenity of Japan is reflected in Kaetsu, whose name literally means the sounds that deer make when calling friends for a good meal. The menu features traditional Japanese favourites and seasonal specialities prepared with freshly flown-in ingredients from Japan. An exclusive selection of sake is also available, including some rare choices in town.

Designed with contemporary clean lines to reflect the simplicity and serenity of Japanese culture, Kaetsu employs wood, stone and clay with soft lighting to create a cosy and sophisticated atmosphere. The large elevated sushi counter in the centre of the restaurant enables guests to view the chefs in action.

Location: Mezzanine Floor

Dress code: Smart Casual

The Teppanroom provides an interactive dining experience in an elegant and a mixture of Western and Japanese-style setting where guests watch tableside as chefs transform market-fresh ingredients into delicious dishes on the teppanyaki grill - a fresh take on market-to-table dining of world flavours at Grand Hyatt Hong Kong.

Location: Mezzanine Floor

Dress code: Smart Casual

Tiffin and Chocolatier is back !!
After 27 years of creating precious moments for countless patrons, Tiffin and Chocolatier is now open with a new look.

Location: Mezzanine Floor

Dress Code: Smart Casual

The legendary Grand Café is back in the spotlight after its exquisite makeover, retaking centre stage with its whole new look and attitude.With its long-awaited reopening, Grand Café is again host to new culinary creations – as well as perennial favourites such as its famed Hainanese chicken rice – right across its à la carte and dinner-buffet menus, guaranteeing internationally authentic, delectable delights galore.

Location: Lobby Level

Dress code: Smart Casual

Set in the centre of a lush garden, The Grill offers alfresco dining for grilled specialities, home-made fruit and vegetable blends and speciality ice teas. The weekend brunch and barbecue dinner buffet is perfect for those who enjoy refreshing salads, grilled premium quality meat and seafood, and mouth-watering desserts.

On a fine weekend in Hong Kong, The Grill is an ideal setting for those who prefer alfresco dining, relaxing in fresh air next to the pool overlooking Victoria Harbour. With the abundant buffet of crisp salads, seafood on ice, char-grilled specialities, breakfast items, signature homemade desserts, as well as the fresh juice and smoothies station, the Weekend Brunch offers guests a healthy and refreshing way to enjoy the day.

Available every Saturday and Sunday from 11:30 AM to 3 PM, the brunch also extends to the option of unlimited sparkling wine and specially selected cocktails, wines or beers.

Location: 11th Floor

Dress code: Casual

Capturing the elegance of 1920s Paris, the Champagne Bar sports dramatic art deco styling, with distinctive patterned fabrics and carpets set against rich woods, brass fittings and mirrors. At the focus of the cosy and intimate space is a circular bar offering one of the most extensive champagne lists in Hong Kong, with over 40 selections by the bottle and more than 10 choices of champagnes by the glass. In addition to a wide array of cocktails and wines, for a little indulgence, caviar is also offered on menu.

Perfect for an after work rendezvous, pre-theatre or post-dinner drink, the privacy ambience and quality of service are amongst the favourites for hotel guests and high-society movers and shakers in Hong Kong.

Location: Lobby Level

Dress code: Smart Casual

An intimate, outdoor poolside lounge features a fine collection of champagnes, wines and spirits, deluxe snacks and Cuban cigars that can be enjoyed in an exquisite one-of-a-kind atmosphere.

The artfully landscaped rocks, waterfall and green surroundings make it an excellent venue to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city throughout the day.

Location: 11th Floor

Dress code: Smart Casual