Whether you’re after tea, scones and pastries, or a local spin on British high tea cuisine, Hong Kong has some amazing options that kids will love too. Enjoy tucking into beautiful, indulgent treats with our list of the best family-friendly afternoon teas in Hong Kong.
Of course there are the mainstays, but seasonal specials are always coming up so we will keep you informed. As they pop up, we will continue to update this list of family-friendly afternoon teas in Hong Kong. Share your favourite family-friendly afternoon teas with us on Facebook and Instagram!
Themed Seasonal Afternoon Teas in Hong Kong (2024)
The Fantasia Rose Afternoon Tea with ANNA SUI at The Sheraton
In an exclusive collaboration with New York fashion label ANNA SUI, Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel & Towers proudly presents The Fantasia Rose Afternoon Tea at the Sky Lounge this summer.
Co-created by Chef de Cuisine Oscar Chow and Executive Pastry Chef Sam Chan at Sky Lounge, “The Fantasia Rose Afternoon Tea” is inspired by the rosy fragrance of Fantasia Rose and incorporates a variety of floral and fruity ingredients such as roses, raspberries, and lychee into the elegant and beautifully presented desserts to awaken the palate. Guests can also enjoy American-style savoury dishes such as Muffaletta Sandwich, Lobster Roll, and Crab Tartlet. Other delicacies include Pistachio Mille Feuille, Raspberry Macaron, Spinach and Egg Sandwich, Gerber Sandwich and Homemade Lemon Scones.
Each patronage is eligible for one complimentary ANNA SUI Gift Set (each set valued at HKD 332). Highlights include Fantasia Mini Fragrance (5ml), a fragrance vial of Fantasia Line at random scent, an ANNA SUI bounce back voucher for an extra fragrance vials at random scent, HKD 50 shopping privileges and 30% shopping discount to be redeemed at an ANNA SUI counter.
Date: From July 1 to August 31
Time: 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Cost: HKD 676 for 2 persons / HKD 338 for 1 person
Address: Sky Lounge, 18/F, Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel & Towers, 20 Nathan Road, Kowloon
Summer Fruit Delights Afternoon Tea at Kerry Hotel
Kerry Hotel and Valrhona have come together to offer their Summer Fruit Delights Afternoon Tea at the Lobby Lounge from June 3 to August 31. This exquisite selection has infused a delightful array of seasonal fruits into a range of sweet and savoury delicacies, creating a symphony of fruity aromas that will tantalise every taste buds. Moreover, guests who share their stunning afternoon tea images on social media will also be rewarded with a refreshing White Peach Sparkling Special Drink, providing a cool respite from the summer heat!
Date: June 3 to August 31
Time: Monday to Friday: 2:30pm – 5:30pm; Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays:
First Seating: 1:30pm – 4pm, Second Seating: 4:15pm – 6pm
Cost: From HKD 638 per set for two persons
Address: Level 1, Kerry Hotel, 38 Hung Luen Road, Hung Hom Bay, Kowloon
A “Euro Tea Affair” Afternoon Tea Buffet at The Astor, Eaton HK
Feast on European gastronomy without leaving the city at the newly launched afternoon tea buffet presented by The Astor at Eaton HK. Enjoy Assorted Hams, Cheeses, Dried Fruits, and Nuts before venturing over to the Carving Station where the Slow-Roasted Beef Chuck-Roll awaits. Served alongside traditional Yorkshire Pudding and smothered in a pepper gravy, each slice delivers the most authentic British pub vibes. For seafood enthusiasts, the Cheesy Baked Lobster and exquisitely prepared Seafood Vol-au-Vent are perfect choices. Be sure to save room for their impressive assortment of desserts, ranging from their Viennese Apple Strudel and Petit Chocolate & Salted Caramel Tarts to an indulgent Peach Trifle and Macaron Tower.
Date: From June 22 (Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays)
Time: 3:15 PM to 5:15 PM
Price: From HKD 298 per person
Address: B1, Eaton HK, 380 Nathan Road, Jordan
“UNIKKO Forever” Afternoon Tea with Marimekko at The Murray
From 1 July to 31 August 2024, Garden Lounge at The Murray, Hong Kong is delighted to present “UNIKKO Forever” Afternoon Tea, jointly presented with the famed Finnish design house, Marimekko. Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the brand’s most iconic and globally recognised print, UNIKKO, the hotel’s culinary team has meticulously curated a series of Nordic delicacies inspired by the brand’s origin in Northern Europe with the finest ingredients in refined presentation.
The series of savoury delights showcase an array of premium seafood sourced from the Scandinavian region, with exciting menu items such as The Dill Crayfish & Pressed Cucumber in Waffle, Norwegian Smoked Salmon Cube with Chive Crème Fraîche and Caviar, The Finnish Haddock with Herring Roe on Blini, and The Foie Gras on brioche toast with Mango & Balsamic Jelly. For dessert, guests can tuck into their decadent Orange Chocolate Dome and Guava Mango Mousse Cake. Also on offer is their Vanilla Summer Berries Tart and Pistachio Crème Cake.
Date: 1 July to 31 August 2024
Time: First seating: 2:45 PM to 4:15 PM; Second seating: 4:30 PM to 6 PM
Price: HKD 788 for two persons including coffee for JING tea; HKD 388 for an additional person. HKD 988 for two persons including Saicho Sparkling Tea or Sparkling Wine
Address: Garden Lounge, UG/F, The Murray, 22 Cotton Tree Drive, Central
Favourite Spots for Afternoon Tea in Hong Kong (2024)
181 Fortnum & Mason
Enjoy a traditional afternoon tea fit for royalty at Hong Kong’s Fortnum & Mason located at K11. Along with great views of the harbour, 181 Fortnum & Mason also has one of the broadest selections of Afternoon Tea menus, with a regular Afternoon Tea menu, a Savoury Afternoon Tea Menu, a High Tea Menu, Vegetarian Tea menu, Gluten-Free Menu, Vegan Afternoon Tea Menu and a Dairy free menu. They offer a reduced price Children’s Afternoon Tea, too. Parents can upgrade to Champagne, for an extra cost, of course.
Cost: From HKD 588 per person including a pot of tea; HKD 288 for children aged 3 – 11.
Address: Shop 022, G/F, K11 Atelier, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
The Lobby at The Peninsula Hong Kong
Ask anyone and they will tell you that there is nothing more iconic than experiencing the Peninsula’s traditional afternoon tea experience in The Lobby. There, you’ll find yourself in an elegant setting enjoying fragrant teas, tasty sandwiches, scones, and pastries. All this accompanied by live jazz music – a ritual that has enchanted both guests for decades. Choose from an à la carte menu with authentic Continental and Southeast Asian delights served daily and throughout the day.
Cost: HKD 488 per person or HKD 868 for 2 people
Address: Salisbury Road, Kowloon
The Lounge at Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong
Right in the heart of Central, The Lounge at the Four Seasons offers a truly luxurious afternoon tea experience in an elegant setting. With all the classics, you will not be disappointed with their wide selection of teas, delicate sandwiches, scones, and pastries. The Lounge also offers seasonal and themed tea sets.
Date: Monday – Saturday 2:30 PM – 6 PM; Sundays And Public Holidays 3 PM – 6 PM.
Cost: From HKD 495 per person or HKD 808 for 2 people
Address: 8 Finance Street, Central
Clipper Lounge at Mandarin Oriental
One of the city’s high tea mainstays is at the Mandarin Oriental’s Clipper Lounge. Taking place in a sophisticated and refined atmosphere, the traditional afternoon tea at The Clipper Lounge includes a selection of fine teas, finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones, and exquisite pastries with the signature homemade rose-petal jam. Be sure to check out their popular seasonal themed teas.
Cost: HKD 428 per person or HKD 828 for 2 people
Address: 5 Connaught Road Central
MO Bar at The Landmark Mandarin Oriental
MO Bar at The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, specialising in fresh organic food, offers a contemporary and artistic twist to the traditional afternoon tea experience. Alongside their wide range of luxury teas, enjoy inventive pastries and snacks.
Address: 15 Queen’s Road Central, Central
The Lounge at JW Marriott Hotel
Right in the heart of Admiralty, The Lounge at JW Marriott offers a stylishly cosy atmosphere to enjoy a sunny afternoon tea buffet or afternoon tea set. The floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic city views make for a dramatic scene. The current afternoon tea set includes specials such as lobster salad with mango dressing, tiger prawn spring rolls and strawberry madeleines.
Cost: HKD 358 (adult), 248 (kids aged 3 – 12 years) for the weekday afternoon tea buffet, or HKD 608 for 2 (weekday)
Address: Pacific Place, 88 Queensway
The Regent
Available from the 12th August to 13th October, step into the magical world of Oz in The Lobby Lounge at Regent Hong Kong, where a captivating The Wizard of Oz-inspired afternoon tea set awaits your discovery. Inspired by the beloved classic tale and Hong Kong Ballet’s upcoming Asian premiere from 30 August to 1 September, this enchanting afternoon tea experience will captivate children and adults alike, recreating a sense of whimsy and wonder as it transports guests to the vibrant magical Land of Oz. This summer give your friends and family a sumptuous tea set along with an exhilarating performance of The Wizard of Oz.
Cost: HK$888+10% service charge for two people / HK$488+10% service charge for one person, served with your choice of tea or freshly brewed coffee
Address: 18 Salisbury Road Regent, Tsim Sha Tsui
The Langham
Considered the birthplace of afternoon tea, celebrating the tradition since 1865, The Langham is an institution of afternoon tea in Hong Kong. Their afternoon teas are the epitome of opulence, accompanied by a live harpist and pianist for a truly elegant afternoon.
Cost: HKD 398 for 1, HKD 688 for 2
Address: 8 Peking Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui
Aqua Luna Afternoon Tea at Sea
Hop on board the Aqua Luna for an incredible 10-dish afternoon tea, featuring favourites from the Dim Sum Library as well as desserts from aqua luna. Kids will love the food and exploring the open sea! It’s one of the best family-friendly afternoon teas in Hong Kong.
Time: Depart from Tsim Sha Tsui at 3:30 PM – 5 PM.
Cost: HKD 399 per person (add HKD 100 for a glass of Veuve Clicquot Champagne). Minimum two people required, one soft drink included.
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