It's not for the faint of stomach, this Philippe Starck-designed, preposterously fashionable scene atop the Peninsula. The floor-to-ceiling walls do have breathtaking views of Hong Kong though, unless the blinds are drawn, as they sometimes are. The dinner menu, which might include Asian-influenced items such as misoyaki-marinated Atlantic cod or honeyed tempura prawns, is good but certainly overpriced. Most people come just for cocktails -- or to try out the most celebrated pissoir in Asia, whose views across Tsim Sha Tsui are superior to those in the restaurant itself.
Posted by LizFranklinHirz from Toronto, Canada on 1/16/07
I was in Hong Kong in early December 06 and made a reservation at Felix. I was travelling alone and dining alone. I was made to feel like an honoured guest at this restaurant. The view of the light show was amazing, the food divine and the servers hospitable. The only restaurant I ate in during my 2 month trip to South East Asia that did not make me feel unwelcome as a woman travelling and dining solo. Would highly recommend this experience.
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