Cafe Deco at Victoria Peak

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Sitting on the top of Victoria Peak, Café Deco offers delicious food and wine with stunning views over Hong Kong and the Harbour below.

Café Deco

Café Deco was opened in 1994 and is currently the biggest restaurant on Victoria Peak with over 15000 square feet of air conditioned dining. Arranged over 2 floors it has indoor and outdoor seating which can accommodate up to 600 diners and features a beautiful spiral staircase to link the 2 levels. The views from anywhere in the building are stunning however the upstairs dining room has perhaps the best with its floor to ceiling windows giving un obscured views over the Hong Kong skyline. Café Deco also has an open kitchen so that diners can see the chefs at work as they prepare the food, adding to the buzzing, lively atmosphere. There are also lots of promotions and events held at the Café, such as it's regular Sunday Champagne Brunch buffet. The Café is open 365 days a year, from 11:30 am to midnight Monday to Thursday, 11:30 am to 1am Friday and Saturday and from 09:30 am to midnight on Sundays.

Food and Drink

The choice of food and drink at Café Deco is wide and varied and has something to suit everybody. The options range from Italian style pizzas prepared in the Café's Italian built pizza oven to Asian curry dishes and the huge fresh oyster bar which offers oysters from New Zealand, the USA, Australia and Ireland. To wash your meal down they also serve an eclectic mix of wines from around the world as well as beers, spirits and soft drinks. Desserts are well catered for here too with a large range of ice creams, sundaes, hot and cold dishes and even chocolate fondue prepared with Lindt chocolate.

The Peak Tram

The most interesting way to reach the café is via the Peak Tram which has carried passengers from Hong Kong up to the Peak since 1888. On it's opening day the tram took 600 people up the steep 1350 metres and has continued to grow ever since. The tram was last overhauled in 1989 and today features a comfortable carriage with bench seats which takes only a few minutes to reach the top, giving amazing views of Hong Kong as it climbs at such a steep angle that at times the skyscrapers seem to be leaning right over. The tram operates from 7am to midnight Monday to Sunday with return tickets.

Cafe Deco can be found at 20/F The ONE, 100 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. They accept reservations online or via telephone and can be contacted on + 852 2849 5111.