Duke of York — Restaurant in Sai Kung District

The Duke of York, Sai Kung was opened in the late eighties by 2 Brits. They have both sadly passed away since. They were real characters and brought life and humour to this have of common sense in abundance.

You will find a modest array of beers, wines and spirits, bottled and draft. The food is now limited due to the premises having to downsize because of the sky-high rents that are common in Sai Kung town.

This does nothing to prevent the owners from providing you with great service with a smile. Everyone is welcome, regardless of race, colour, creed, gender, etc. But, people who identify as animals will not be allowed through the door. Excellent!

The characters that frequent "The Duke" are what makes it special. And although they may appear to be an unruly lot, if you take a seat you will very likely find yourself right at home here and having a roaring good time and you'll wake up with your chest aching due to the laughs you had the night before.

The Duke of York is not the Ritz, it's better than the Ritz!...

It is hard for me not to label my old drinking den from years past with 4 stars, but I guess I nostalgically miss the larger venue with the pool table and larger crowd wrestling over the juke box playlist. However, the pub is what an old school pub should be, an oasis of cold beer on draught and approachable and accommodating bar staff. The clientele is a mix of expat and locals who are happy to chitchat over the long narrow bar. The happy hour $40 beers are definitely...

I love The Duke! Lovely little hole in the wall with the nicest pub snacks! Delicious, cold beer on tap at a reasonable price. For HK$500 my wife and I had multiple drinks, shots and 4 different, full portions of pub snacks including delicious samosas, chicken strips, spring rolls and the freshest, most wonderful salt and black pepper seasoned French fries. What a...