Hysan Place — Attraction in Hong Kong

Nestled within the bustling heart of Hong Kong's Hysan Place, Silk offers a sanctuary of refined elegance and culinary mastery. From the moment you step into this opulent restaurant, you are enveloped in an atmosphere of sophistication and tranquility.

The ambiance at Silk is simply breathtaking, with its sleek contemporary design, soft lighting, and tasteful décor creating an ambiance that is both inviting and intimate. Whether you're dining with friends, family, or colleagues, Silk provides the perfect backdrop for any occasion.

The menu at Silk is a culinary journey through the rich and diverse flavors of Cantonese cuisine, expertly crafted by their team of talented chefs. From delicate dim sum to sumptuous seafood dishes, each bite is a symphony of flavors and textures that delights the senses.

One standout dish is the Peking Duck, meticulously prepared and served with all the traditional accompaniments. The crispy skin, tender meat, and savory sauce combine to create a dish that is simply unforgettable.

Service at Silk is impeccable, with attentive staff who are knowledgeable about the menu and eager to ensure that every guest has an exceptional dining experience. From recommending the perfect wine pairing to accommodating special dietary requests, the staff at Silk goes above and beyond to exceed expectations.

Overall, Silk at Hysan Place is a culinary gem that deserves to be experienced. Whether you're a connoisseur of Cantonese cuisine or simply looking for a memorable dining experience, Silk offers an unparalleled combination of exquisite food, elegant ambiance, and impeccable service that is sure to leave a...

Hasan Place is a mall that I always go to due to its geographic position which is really nearby my area. It has HSBC ATM machines so you can bank in your cash or cheque, or cash out if you need some cash on hand. There's a LULULEMON where the staff is all the time nice and helpful. I find it very delightful to shop there. If you are a book lover, you shall go to the bookstore where it occupies almost 3 floors in the mall. I especially like to read. They offer some seats do you xan enjoy your time there. The bookshop is like its taiwanese first store, it sells books, magazines, some snacks and gifts. If your books can't be found in the shop, the staff can help you order it and you pick it up there. The bookshop has a tea house, quite often there is a queue so you can imagine how popular it is. Yes, the hot/cold bubble tea, latte, green tea, milk tea etc. I also like to go to the Japanese ice cream shop and restaurants in the mall. Some on the top floor are in a style of a food market. You can buy the food and drinks from any restaurant there and you have a group of friends, you can all sit together though you want food from different restaurants. The squid game has its promotion there so you can see the icon when you're passing by or going in/out of the mall. It's so tall as if the one we watched...

Went there for dinner and lunch over two days. A short walk from Crowne Plaza Hotel where I was staying. The mall was very crowded.

Not a very big mall. But a lot of food outlets. Good food outlets. It has a multi storey bookshop. Very rare nowadays. I enjoyed walking through.

The best public toilets I have ever seen in any mall anywhere in the world.

But I didn't quite like the lifts and escalators arrangement of the mall. I could see that the arrangement was to ensure that people walk passed as many shops on every floor as possible to serve the needs of the shop owners.

It was rather frustrating that the lifts and escalators did not go to every floor or were hidden enough to make people walk in...